Cake Pops! Wow! How can anything this simple be so absolutely, totally delicious?!? Have you tried the Birthday Cake flavor cake pops at Starbucks? Well, let me tell you, this easy to make, semi-home made version is even better! No joke. These, honestly, are some of The Best Cake Pops ever! I make them with a French Vanilla cake mix and a tub of premade frosting. The hardest part about making these is getting the candy coating melted enough to get a fairly smooth coating. Even if you don't get a smooth coating, you probably will add some cute sprinkles or something and you won't even notice the coating! I like to make my pops bigger than the ones from Starbucks. I mean why not! The first time I ever had a cake pop was from a specialty Cake Pop store in Long Beach and theirs set the bar for size. Theirs were at least double the size of the ones from Starbucks and that's how I make mine now. I can tell you it makes the whole fam pretty darn happy. I also like to serve and eat them when they are really cold, straight out of the fridge. Since these don't have cream cheese in the frosting (like red velvet cake balls- super amazing btw!), I don't think that technically they have to be refrigerated. I just significantly prefer them this way! I hope you give these babies a try soon!
Monday, May 16, 2011
Birthday Cake Pops-Better than Star-WHhhoooo!!!!!
Cake Pops! Wow! How can anything this simple be so absolutely, totally delicious?!? Have you tried the Birthday Cake flavor cake pops at Starbucks? Well, let me tell you, this easy to make, semi-home made version is even better! No joke. These, honestly, are some of The Best Cake Pops ever! I make them with a French Vanilla cake mix and a tub of premade frosting. The hardest part about making these is getting the candy coating melted enough to get a fairly smooth coating. Even if you don't get a smooth coating, you probably will add some cute sprinkles or something and you won't even notice the coating! I like to make my pops bigger than the ones from Starbucks. I mean why not! The first time I ever had a cake pop was from a specialty Cake Pop store in Long Beach and theirs set the bar for size. Theirs were at least double the size of the ones from Starbucks and that's how I make mine now. I can tell you it makes the whole fam pretty darn happy. I also like to serve and eat them when they are really cold, straight out of the fridge. Since these don't have cream cheese in the frosting (like red velvet cake balls- super amazing btw!), I don't think that technically they have to be refrigerated. I just significantly prefer them this way! I hope you give these babies a try soon!
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Cake,
Cake Balls,
Cake Pops,
Dessert,
Semi-Homemade
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You are well creative and adventurous, I have never attempted to make anything like that.
ReplyDeleteSo perfect and well delicious.
Great work.
I havn't tried using frosting to bind the cake pops, i've only used cream cheese. I really need to try the frosting
ReplyDeleteany alternative for frosting pls.?
Deletesoft butter :)
DeleteLove the sprinkles!
ReplyDeleteI tried to make cake pops once and it was a total disaster but I've been wanting to try again. Your cake pops look so cute with the pink and sprinkles. yum!
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty cake pops! Love it :)
ReplyDeleteToo cute.. Love your pops
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adorable and it appears easy to do too!
ReplyDeleteI have seen these at Starbucks-its all the rave. Cheers to you for taking them on and making them yourself. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteVelva
I have issues with smoothness too!
ReplyDeleteI've been looking at cake pops for a long time now, but I've been hesitant to try them, not because of the technique, but I can't figure out what they would taste like (made out of cake crumbs and canned frosting). Can you tell me more? They sure LOOK cute.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute. I love the bright sprinkles.
ReplyDeletei'm nuts about cakepops, i love the sprinkles, these turned out adorable!!
ReplyDeleteI have seen these at starbucks, but I'm sure yours are so much better! Thanks for sharing with me tonight. I've missed visiting you and your blog. I'm glad that I'm back :-) I hope you have a wonderful end to your week. Hugs from Austin!
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute! I've got to try them.
ReplyDeleteWow. It looks very nice to eat. I like it. This kind of candy was amazing. I want to have this one. Thanks for sharing, keep it up.
ReplyDeleteIf you visit bakerella.com you can get step by step instructions! She's the original cake pop queen!
ReplyDeleteFor those who posted about smoothness.... Add a little bit of paramount crystals to thin it out ... If it's too thick it will not be very smooth, it will also be heavy And possibly causing the pop to fall off.
You can use many things to bind the cake... For my chocolate pb dream I make I chocolate cake and bind with peanut butter and dip in chocolate and sprinkle some chopped up reeses pb cups on them! They are one on my most requested pop!
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These are the cutest desserts I've ever come across. I'm going to try them it sounds easy enough. Love the rainbow colored sprinkles and the peanut butter as a binder alternative sounds good too. It just seems like a waste to bake a cake & destroy it but I guess I can do it.
ReplyDeleteWhen you copy someone else's recipe to the tee, you should give them the credit. You did not come up with this recipe, correct? Bakerella.com and her published book has this recipe, in fact, i bet it has copyright in the book, which means you are breaking the law.
ReplyDeleteI'm just a random cake pops fan who detest plagiarism, not affiliated to bakerella.com in any way (except for her printed recipe book in my kitchen, which I obtained legally)
I made cake balls for my daughter's 16th birthday August 23, 2008. Bakerella cookbook wasn't even written then so I don't think she stole the recipe from her. Many people make cake balls with different variations of cake and frosting.
DeleteI was addicted to Starbucks cake pops but my budget wasn't. I figured it out on my own also! Some people just have negativity of the brain~.
DeleteHow did you get the pops into a perfect ball, mine were so sticky they didn't form balls well??
ReplyDeleteThere should be a number of varieties in birthday cakes found in every birthday celebration. But here we can found a unique and different concept of preparing a birthday cake, which looks like a lollipop, I would like to follow the useful ingredients and steps for preparing such an awesome birthday cake pop.
ReplyDeleteThey look great. Well done!
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