I love Bakerella. Could you imagine what a glorious day it would be to sit in her kitchen and eat her beautiful treats. Heaven! Her cake pops are absolutely darling. However, they can be a little tricky to make.(click here to see my attempt.) I didn't think most Dad's would want to attempt making these with their children. So....
I made a marshmallow version. I used: 5 strawberry marshmallows, 1/4 melted white chocolate with a drop of red food coloring, over sized smarties (you can use bottle caps(walmart 97 cents)or candy corn)for the petals, lrg. yellow round sprinkles or 5 m&m for the center and Popsicle sticks. Push marshmallow onto stick and dip the top into the melted chocolate. Then place your petals around the outer 1/4" of the top of the marshmallow. Fill in center with sprinkles, an m&m or even mini chocolate chips.
I wrapped them in pink tissue paper. Although, they don't need to be wrapped. You can also use a pot with floral foam.
I wrapped them in pink tissue paper. Although, they don't need to be wrapped. You can also use a pot with floral foam.
My kids just ate these. My picky 5 year old said "these are the best treats ever!".
More idea's to come.
6 comments:
Darling I love it!!
Those are awesome!!! I've done the cake pops from bakerella, and cute as they are...oh, so time consuming! Yours are just adorable and I'm thinking a little less time to do :)
xoxo ~Lisa
Those turned out so cute! I have made cake pops before and these look so much more user friendly!
Great idea Miss, I love bakerella too! My idea of heaven as well. :)
Those do look good, but shame on you for making me want to eat, especially since I just barely finished dinner!!! LOL so Pessnequ to you!!!
Those are so adorable!! They turned out great!!
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Honestly, YOU can DO it!! I am exactly what you described. For me, I have to have specific goals. Specific deadlines, and stuff. Otherwise, I just give up. I get slack, then I just throw in the towel. You should try this though. We can keep each other accountable. :)
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