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Do you make them? If so, do you have the special pans, electric cooker, or just make a cake and scoop the cake into mounds and then dip in frosting? TX!
 
Posts: 2423 | Location: North East Florida | Registered: Oct 19, 2003Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I've never made them but the real cake pops are cake and frosting mooshed together and then formed into balls (think cake/frosting truffles) and then dipped in some sort of coating.

I know they have pans to make round cake balls which you frost after baking/cooking.

I've seen the pans at WM and Walgreens.

Have had the pops a couple of times at Starbucks.

Martha
 
Posts: 4194 | Registered: Dec 17, 2006Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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i made them once with cake crumbs and frosting rolled then dipped fun but time consuming. kids liked them.


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Posts: 1199 | Location: WNY | Registered: Nov 19, 2006Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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While I have no problem buying fabric, cutting it up, sewing it back together, call it a quilt... LOL ...the idea of taking a perfectly good cake and smooshing it up just doesn't set right with me. Perhaps it's because my mother told me not to play with my food...Wink
 
Posts: 14773 | Location: Daingerfield, TX | Registered: Feb 07, 2003Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I have had them and didn't like them. I went to a brownie class at the local Viking store and everything else was delicious, but the brownie cake pops were dry. Just my opinion.
 
Posts: 2557 | Location: Ohio | Registered: Feb 25, 2006Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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