Babycakes cake pops
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Babycakes cake pops
Does anyone have one of these? I just bought one and can hardly wait to try it out. Just wondering if others have used it and what they think of it. From what I understand of the one i bought it makes the round pops that you can put on a stick or you can make baked donut holes (yum!)
#3
I am so excited to try it out this weekend. i really want to make the french toast pops in the recipe book but the writing is smudged as to the ingredients. Could you tell me how much shortening it takes? I thought it would be a fun thing to make for Sunday breakfast after church. Also my oldest nephew is moving in with mom and dad (going through a divorce ) and he has a 5 year old son that we hope he will have a majority of custody of so i know he would enjoy making these!
#4
I have one and the grands love decorating them. The oldest is 14 and I let her (under my supervision) do the baking. Then I made a couple of melted candy coatings and put out some sprinkles and let the others decorate them for a b'day party. We made 87 pops and stuck them in a decorated styro block. It was the hit of the party. I also have made cinnamon rolls from canned rolls. Just separate the roll dough, roll up in a ball and bake in the pop baker. Squirt on the frosting that came with the rolls - yummy! I also have the waffle stick baker and the kids love that too.
#5
I have one and the grands love decorating them. The oldest is 14 and I let her (under my supervision) do the baking. Then I made a couple of melted candy coatings and put out some sprinkles and let the others decorate them for a b'day party. We made 87 pops and stuck them in a decorated styro block. It was the hit of the party. I also have made cinnamon rolls from canned rolls. Just separate the roll dough, roll up in a ball and bake in the pop baker. Squirt on the frosting that came with the rolls - yummy! I also have the waffle stick baker and the kids love that too.
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my sister and I made 500 cake pops for the prom this weekend. we didnt use molds; just made em , froze em fora week; decorated em last night for tonights prom. they are delish! and so cute
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I took one of the recipes that had used a cake mix in it and used the cake mix of my choice. They came out really good. I did not have to spray my unit and they popped right out. We just used them like donut holes.
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