Some alternatives to frosting for cake pops include melted chocolate, caramel sauce, peanut butter, or cream cheese icing.
For making cake pops, you should use about 1 cup of frosting for every 1.5 to 2 cups of crumbled cake.
You must either have a specialty cake pop pan in which to bake the pops, or you can bake a cake and crumble it up and mix it with frosting and form the mixture in to balls.
Yes. You can use buttercream as the frosting to bind your cake crumbles to make cake pops. Buttercream is also a good base if you're adventurous and want to flavor it and experiment with new cake pop flavors.
For making cake pops you will need box cake mix of your choice, baked and cooled, some creamy frosting, white candy melts, lollipop sticks, and candy colours and decorations.
Some creative ways to decorate cake pops without using frosting include using sprinkles, edible glitter, chocolate drizzle, crushed nuts, or edible flowers. You can also try dipping the cake pops in melted chocolate or caramel and then rolling them in crushed cookies or candies for a unique look.
I'm pretty sure you can use any candy.
If your cake turns out to be a disaster and looks messed up, you can try to salvage it by turning it into cake pops, trifle, or cake crumbs for toppings. Alternatively, you can use frosting or decorations to cover up the imperfections. Remember, mistakes happen in baking, and it's all part of the learning process.
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depends what kind of muffins u are baking
cake on a stick, cake balls? there is actually no other name for them
I'm pretty sure there are bakeries out there that carry cake pops and there may even be a select few completely dedicated to cake pops. However, cake pops are mostly a custom order item from small businesses aka. cake poppers online. Chances are if you go a search online for cake pops in your area, you will find someone. Etsy.com features a variety of cake pop stores. If you can't find someone in your local area, many cake poppers ship their goodies too.
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