Author: Spring (Jordan)
A mother/daughter duo, residing in two different parts of the country, team up to write a lively blog about their homes, decorating, food, fun, and their world-wide travels.
Author: Spring (Jordan)
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Beth says
wonderful demonstration- good for you.
Pat says
My grandson loves cake pops! They are just the right amount of cake and frosting for him. Your tutorial is very clear and the photos are wonderful ..thanks!
karen says
I am definitely going to try this….adorable and yummy. but maybe not so easy.
Alicia@ eco friendly homemaking says
I have been seeing these everywhere and wondered exactly how to make them. Thanks so much for this post because you made it look so easy!
Carol @ There's Always Thyme to Cook says
Stopping by from Alicia@ eco friendly homemaking, she mentioned your blog! I love the cake pops, they look amazing! Great idea, terrific tutorial! I have to give these a try!
Christine@Stonehouse Living says
Hi Janette,
I think I have found the right place now…
These cake pops look like lots of fun!
Fun for kids of all ages!
All the Best,
Christine
Kim says
Love it. I wish they were that cheap here. Love your fall vignette.
josie says
i should not be reading this post while on the slow-carb d . . . your cake pops look so scrumptious!!
Carolyn Rasnick says
I have had cake pops at several functions lately (sans the stick) and they are to die for. My friends and I have been dreaming up exotic flavors like red velvet cake and cream cheese frosting, spice cake with butterscotch frosting, etc. I have a HUGE sweet tooth (unfortunately) and one of these (or sometimes two 😉 is enough of a sweet to do the trick!! Yours were especially cute and festive!!
Spring says
Thanks, Carolyn. I agree that they definitely satisfy the need for sweets.