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Do you know Bakerella?  If not, well, I don’t either, but by oogling over her blog, she can be your cake ball idol, too.  Serious cake ball magic.  I mean, really, who’da thought you can take cake crumbs, mix them with frosting, dip them in candy coating, and create the absolute cutest creations????  Santa must’ve known just what I wanted when he picked out Bakerella’s book through my referral link, Cake Pops, for me this Christmas. 
 
Since I had a bag of cake crumbs leftover from Grace’s birthday cake, I finally had a good excuse to stop drooling over the Cake Pop pictures and actually give some a try! 
 
 
Ice cream is definitely a favorite around here.  Grammy starts the kids out on dry cones (the regular kind) about the same time I start them out on rice cereal (okay, that may be a slight exaggeration).  And the number of vegetable bites at dinnertime increases dramatically when ice cream cones are passed out after dinner. 

These candy ice cream cones were a bit less messy and withstood a good amount of running and playing outside while in hand.  And they’re just so cute!  I love the “spilled” cone amongst the others.  The girls kept alerting me that one had spilled; they just couldn’t understand that I had “spilled” it on purpose. 

I didn’t have all of the suggested supplies on hand, so I substituted heart sprinkles and jelly beans for the pretty regular sprinkles and peanut m&m’s.  I also didn’t have a nice light pink candy coating, so I tried to pink up my red with some white – instead of pink, I got kind of a milky marbelized red ice cream “flavor,” which I didn’t love as much as the original.  good to know – candy coating colors don’t mix well.  but, mmmmm…they sure were yummy!  I’m looking forward to another excuse to try some more Cake Pops.

Comments

  1. Sixty-Fifth Avenue says

    Stef, you should have a bakery! Those are SO cute!! I love that the girls didnt’ understand why you would spill one…so cute.
    xo

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  2. too Blessed to Stress says

    I really love the swirly effect. Until I read the part about colors not mixing I thought that you did it on purpose! I was going to write and ask you where you got swirly candy melts! haha! I just love this – you did an great job!

    ~ Emily N. from “too Blessed to Stress”

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  9. Katie @ This Chick Cooks says

    These are beyond adorable. I love them! You did a wonderful job on your cupcake pops! Thanks for sharing them and have a great day.

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  19. SJ @ Homemaker On A Dime says

    Hi, friend! I’m admiring all your creative posts here so can you please share them with us at the Creative Bloggers’ Party & Hop? Hope to see you there at the party 🙂

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