This past weekend I decided to put myself in charge of dessert for a friend’s barbecue and I wanted something that looked and tasted special. I went with mini red velvet cake pops, since everything’s cuter in miniature sizes. These cake pops were one of the better things I’ve ever baked and I think they were quite a hit with the kids
{cake mix}
{bake and cool}
{crumble the cake completely. mix with cream cheese frosting. form mixture into cake balls. and refrigerate for 2-3 hours}
{candy melts}
{dip 1/2 inch paper lollipop stick in candy melt}
{insert dipped stick into cake balls}
{Marble cake pop effects: Dip cake ball in a solid color candy melt. drizzle a different color candy melt to the base coating. The liquid candy will marble as it makes it way down. Set on styrofoam and cool}
{packaging the rest for party favors/gifts for my Etsy shop!}














Antonio G. Fernandez
/ May 28, 2012You are quite the Betty Crocker. Those look awesome. Have a great weekend.
Bex
/ May 28, 2012Thanks, Tony! You have a great weekend too <3
help
/ May 30, 2012hi, do you have a recipe for your red velvet? or was it from a box?
Anonymous
/ June 12, 2012I’d like to know too, what is your recipe for red velvet?