Valentine Cake Pops Tutorial

I made vanilla cake pops for my mom's church fundraiser.  These cake pops were easy to make using the silicon heart mold I had.

Tutorial:

First, bake a cake.  Check out Bakerella's blog for detailed instructions on how to make cake pops.  I made these cake pops with a vanilla cake mix.  After you bake the cake, crumble it to pieces.  Add some frosting (about half a can of frosting) and mix together well.   Roll into balls and press into heart mold.  Refrigerate for about fifteen minutes. 

I found this heart silicon mold at Michaels craft store a while back.  I also use it to bake heart brownies.

Carefully, pop out the cake pops and then dip a lollipop stick in melted chocolate and insert into heart.  Refrigerate for another fifteen minutes.

Dip heart pops in melted yumminess! Sprinkle goodness and refrigerate for another fifteen minutes.

Make sure to have a stand or styrofoam base to insert pops for drying.

Here is the finished product.  Pretty cute I say.  I also made a sign for my mom to display.

Cupcake cake pops

Cupcake pops for my daughter's 13th birthday.  To celebrate Cassandra's birthday at school, I sent cupcake pops wrapped in a baggie with chocolate kisses for each student.

So moist and delicious!  All the kids loved them.  Cakepops are very easy to make and are so delicious.  Check out  www.bakerella.com for the how-to and creative ideas.

Yummy, yummy, donuts!

It all started with this little machine - Babycakes cake pops.  On sale from Khols, $10.00 off plus 15% off coupon.  It was a great deal under $20.00. 

You fill the inside with batter - I used the enclosed vanilla cake recipe.  Fill to the top and voila!

Glazed, sprinkled and cinnamon sugar donut holes.  So delicious!  You can also add lollipop sticks and dip them into chocolate to make cake pops.  I will try that next time.  The mini donuts were delicious and much better for you since they were baked, LOL!

Cake pops

I made vanilla cake pops for my friends "going away" get-together.  They are moving to Washington D.C. and we are all going to miss them.