Having kids means you have a lot of parties or atleast entertain for playdates several times a week. I love the bake pops concept. Fun bite sized “scrumptious cake on a pop stick you can take.” that you can decorate mouth full of joy. Cake is usually a great treat all kids love. Every time I bake the kids gather around the kitchen and they love to help. The best part is licking the batter bowl and the mixing wands. I can always count on the kids for that. The other part they love is decorating them before eating them.
The kids and I decided we’d make cake pops this weekend. They had everything out we’d need and were ready to go right after dinner. Getting started I read the instructions on the cake pops tin it said that I needed to substitute the water for milk but only use half of what I would use and also add an extra egg. So we poured the batter in the bowl, added 4 eggs, and a 1/2 cup of milk along with 1/2 cup of vegetable oil. The cake pop pans also mentioned to use pudding mix but it didn’t give any more directions than that so I was confused on that part. Do I put it in dry? Do I make the pudding and add it to the batter? What? I had no idea. So we skipped that part. I found out later that Bake pops has complete video instructions for people like me who get confused. Be sure to view the Bake Pops video for fun decorating ideas as well as instructions.
We then mixed the batter with my hand mixer. I don’t have a fancy mixing bowl or anything like that but this works just fine. I sprayed the pans with baking spray (spray that contains flour is ideal) both top and bottom as well as the outside just in case any cake should happen to bake up through the holes. (this did happen) After the batter was mixed I then just used a spoon to put it in each half circle. There are 18 of them in the first baking batch. I think that’s great!
I added the top half and secured it with the 2 rubber clips that come in the package
Here’s where it gets tricky. The directions say 25-30 minutes in the oven on 350 degree’s. My oven just doesn’t work normally and I always have to adjust times and keep an eye on everything I bake. I tend to burn a lot of meals and we all know how stinky that is. I was bound and determined to keep an eye on these and pray they came out perfect. Well 20 minutes later…. guess what? They already burnt but thankfully it wasn’t too bad. My oven really stinks.
I took the plastics sticks dipped each one in frosting and stuck them in. Then we frosted a few and added some fun sprinkles. The frosting worked okay but I really want to try the candy coating.
Here’s the finished result.
The kids really enjoyed decorating them and adding sprinkles. We don’t get to fancy with ours but they taste just as good and look just as tasty. If your looking for fun cute ideas to do with the bake pop kits you’ll also find fun creative tasty Bake Pop ideas on Pinterest!
With Bake Pops the creativity is endless. You decided how much time you would like to put in to decorating. Gather the kids to help and decorating time can be shortened in half. They are ideal for birthdays, holidays, baby showers or any day of the week. No bakery diploma needed. Decorate, serve and enjoy.
The Bake Pop kits sell for $19.99 plus S&H.
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disclosure: I was provided with the cake pans to review and share my thoughts. All thoughts are honest opinions and my take on using this products.
I love the super fancy ones but I know I’d never have the patience to make them so I’d keep it real simple. I’ve been dying to get this set!!
Any flavor of the Holiday pops!
Im going to try red velvet cake pops!!!
My oven is off as well. Thanks for the instructions.
Actually, I hope to win this and give it to my daughter for her birthday. I am sure she will make all kinds of pops with these… and I can’t wait to eat them all!
Oh the red velvet cake pops
i would like to make choolate with white frosting and coconut on it
I’d like to make strawberry cake pops! Probably add some coconut, too.
Thanks!
Jayme
jaymee76 at gmail dot com
Chocolate to start with and who knows from there.
Chocolate!
I’d love to make vanilla with a lavender color chocolate on the outside, with yellow sprinkles, for my daughter’s Tangled theme birthday party!
Marysa {at} marysa {dot} com
i’d love to make mini-blueberry muffin pops!
I want to make red velvet pops with white chocolate frostings
I’d love to make white cake pops with bright colorful sprinkles!
red velvet!
Chocolate with caramel! Thanks for the chance to win!
mrsmchappell at gmail dot com
I would make those ice cream cone pops!
red velvet would be yummy
snowmen
I’d like to make Coconut Pops ヅ *Thanks* for the giveaway!
red velvet!
these look like a great treat for kids of all ages!
I’d like Butter Pecan
Red Velvet with cream cheese frosting or Yellow/Butter Recipe with chocolate frosting yummm!
CHOCOLATE… OH YEAH
I want to make red velvet pops with white chocolate frostings yummmy
Red velvet cake pops with milk chocolate and sprinkles:)
Red Velvet served with a glass of cold milk.
I think I will make Chocolate. I want to thank you for this awesome sweep and hope to win
Chocolate and red velvet cake pops.
I would love to try to make the Ice Cream Pops
love the ice cream pops
Chocolate.
austma7@aol.com
I’d like to make ice cream pops.
red velvet pops
Those adorable ice cream pops.
Thanks for the chance
mogrill12@gmail.com
I would make red velvet
red velvet – yum!
I would probably make a pumpkin spice dipped in white chocolate and pepitas before anything else.
vanilla
Anything with chocolate!!!
Red velvet would be amazing!
I’d be making chocolate and fun chip cake pops
I think Lemon Cake Pops with yellow sprinkles would be super cute for Easter!
coriwestphal at msn dot com
I would make red velvet cake pops.
I would love these for birthday parties!!!
I would make funfetti cake pops
vanilla cake pops with lemon frosting
Thank you for hosting this giveaway
Louis
pumuckler {at} gmail {dot} com
red velvet
jenhedger at hotmail dot com
I’d like to make chocolate with something peanut butter not sure exactly but I love that combo
Thanks for the great giveaway
I’ll try on red velvet cake pops
Chocolate for sure!
bethsbookreviewblog2 AT gmail DOT com
Chocolate!
Chocolate with chocolate icing, and sprinkles!
I would like to make chocolate and strawberry
I would make lemon cake pops.
Holiday themed pops!
Chocolate and Mint pops I would create
I’d make Devil’s Food!
I’d love to make vanilla cake pops covered in pink with sprinkles for my daughter’s upcoming birthday party. Thanks.
partymix25(at)hotmail(dot)com
I’d love to make marble cake cake pops
I would like to make animal cake pops for my next party.
I would love to make Red Velvet Cake Pops.
Red Velvet!
chocolate caramel bake pops! tam s.
i would make red velvet!
ferriza2(at)yahoo(dot)com
Would love to make some pink pops for my daughter’s 1st birthday party!
Love to make Carrot cake Pops w/Cream cheese icing for Easter!!! Thanks for the chance!!! (HollyCunningham)
I want to make Red Velvet Cake Pops!
I have never had them before, so probably something simple like chocolate
i’d love to makethe animal bake pops w/my daughter
red velevet
vmkids3 at msn dot com
I have been dieing for one of these, my son saw mario mushroom cake pops and is begging for them
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mrsmchappell at gmail dot com
i’d make the one’s that look like ice cream cones
i would love to make red velvet cake cones!
I would make red velvet.
marble!
Love the ice cream cones!
I’d love to make sports pops for my kids teams. I know it would be tedious, but fun for my 12 year old to help with. Her and my teen daughter have been BEGGING for this pan and chance to try these! thanks!
I’d make vanilla pops with chocolate frosting.
red velvet
I’d like to try to make a chocolate chunk or turtle cake pop.
I’d love to make some of the holiday pops. We really play up all the holidays.
any of them….but would probably make them for the holidays more than anything else so the Holiday Pops
My kids like chocolate so I’d make chocolate cake pops with sprinkles
red velvet
I would make some yummy Vanilla Bean cakepops.
I would start off with my favorite, red velvet!
I would like to make cherry bake pops with butter cream icing
I’d like to make red velvet cake pops! trixpixel[at]gmail.com
I would love to make some bakepops for my sons 2nd birthday.
Chocolate
I love red velvet cake.
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I would make strawberry and vanilla swirl flavored cake pops
Red Velvet
I would to make some chocolate and vanilla decorated as Elmo for my 14 month old.
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11:43 am
Red Velvet for sure