Personally I am a massive fan of unique looking party treats and It makes me smile when people ask ‘How did you make those?’. One of the best party treats I have found that go down well with the kids at parties are Cake Pops and they are so easy to make. I mean I am not the worlds best cook, but even I can make these look pretty good.
Cake pops have become an extremely popular party treat, which are simply perfect for kids parties. This Easy Recipe makes a fun alternative to cakes and cupcakes. They look amazing and kids can carry them anywhere whilst they play and have fun, making very little mess.
Today I will give you the recipe I use and show you How to make Cake pops.
To Create these Cake Pops you will need the following ingredients.
- Cake mix of your own choice.
- Cake Pop Baking mould
- Frosting.
- Cake Pop Sticks
- Sprinkles.
- Cake Pop Stand or Styrofoam Block. ‘You need something that the Cake Pop sticks can be inserted into.’
How to make Cake Pops.
- Mix together all the ingredients for your favourite cake recipe, then using a cake pop baking mould, carefully spoon mix into each individual mould. The mould will produce 20 perfectly shaped cake pops – Once baked for 15 to 18 minutes, be sure to leave the cake pops to cool for around 20-30 minutes before you start the decorating.
- Once cooled, securely place your cake pop sticks into each ball of cake whilst in the mould. “A top tip is to dip the top of each stick in icing before attaching to each cake ball, this will add extra stability to your cake pops.”
- There are numerous ways to decorate your cake pops – to get the most professional finish, we suggest standing your cake pops using a simple Styrofoam block or a cake pop stand to keep them secure when decorating.
- The easiest way to decorate your cake pops is to simply dip them into melted chocolate, followed by sprinkles, edible glitter, mini marshmellow or even more chocolate for a tasty treat. For a more creative approach, add food colouring to white chocolate to create a rainbow of brightly coloured cake pops
- As a finishing touch, simply tie a small ribbon in a beautiful bow at the base of each cake pop.
We hope you enjoyed Learning how to make cake pops as much as we did! Cake pops also work very well for baby showers or just as a small treat for your family.
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Laura Harris says
Have always fancied making cake pops and now you’ve inspired me!
julie baxter says
need to make some 🙂
julie perry says
Have seen these about and always wanted to give them a try. This has inspired me to,thank you
Mariann Harangi says
nice project 🙂
Tracy Nixon says
Thanks for sharing! I was thinking about making some with the kids. We have a cake pop shop near us and they are soooooooo expensive to buy!
Jill Cordner says
I always wanted to try to make these, I have everything but must get some sticks xx
Emma Davies says
I had some cake pop moulds for Christmas and still haven’t used them. This article has reminded me they are there and given me the inspiration I needed, thanks x
Mary Preston says
I must try these. They look like fun.
Wendy Tyler says
Every birthday I plan to make some, but then chicken out. Maybe this year I’ll give it a go!
Rachel Craig says
Nice idea, thanks for the information and recipe.
Viv C says
I’ve always wondered how these were made – thanks for sharing.
Kat Tew says
I have tried making these in the past but they never look that nice; I think I am far too inpatient forming them 🙁