Cake Pop Instructions

How to Make Cake Pops

January 22, 2011

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Coat Cake Balls

Dip cake balls into the candy coating by slowly rotating the lollipop stick until the ball is covered. Remove and softly tap and rotate until the excess chocolate falls off. Coat in sprinkles, sugar, or other toppings. Store pops right-side-up in styrofoam or place head down on wax paper for different result.

The results were a bit overwhelmingly sweet for my taste, but the kids loved them!

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by Rebecca M Gruber 10

Coat Cake Balls

The results were a bit overwhelmingly sweet for my taste, but the kids loved them!

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10 Comments

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Michele Bell 2 years 16 weeks

these look amazing! i want to make some today but am forcing myself to wait for a special occasion!

DCBaxter 2 years 17 weeks

That's a great idea - thanks for the advice. I wonder if cake pop shops are going to pop up all over the place now, like cupcakes and self-serve frozen yogurt...

Rebecca M Gruber 2 years 17 weeks

Hi DCBaxter - you can also make the balls, put the sticks in them, and freeze them until you are ready to dip them in the chocolate. That way half the work is done in advance.

2 years 17 weeks

DC Baxter, the woman who originally came up with the idea of cake balls (off the stick) doesn't put any frosting in at all. As long as the cake is moist enough to stick together, you don't need any, or need just a little. They can be made a few days ahead and stored in a cool area.

DCBaxter 2 years 17 weeks

I want to do these for my daughter's first birthday. Do you think it's something you can make ahead of time? A few days or a week ahead? I wonder if you added only half a can of frosting if it would still stick enough but be less sweet?