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12.21.2013

Foodie Goodie | Holiday Sprinkle Cake Pops.

Oh blog, I missed you! 
After my five-year-old laptop finally conked out on me, I was forced to go (back) in hiatus until I get a replacement. After several weeks of waiting and being excommunicated from the blogging world, my brand-spanking new Ideapad has found its way home and arrived at my doorstep today (thanks to my dear husband for this lovely present, and to my brother-in-law who was kind enough to bring it over, hehe)!

And now I can finally say that I am so back, and I am back with a vengeance. Well, not exactly. Just tons of blog backlog that have piled up in my two-month absence.

Anyhow, let me bring a bit of holiday cheer to my dear readers by sharing this uber cute and yummy recipe. After all, Christmas is but four days away! :)


Holiday Sprinkle Cake Pops

Ingredients:
Baked cake (your favorite box mix)
1 Can of frosting
Red and green candy sprinkles
White candy coating (2-3 bags)
Lollipop sticks
Brick of Styrofoam
Parchment lined baking sheet

Procedure:

1. Bake your cake according to the box instructions and set aside to cool completely. Prep your sprinkles by putting them into a small bowl or plate.

2. Crumble the cake finely into a bowl. Discard any hard edging of the cake that does not crumble neatly. Spoon in ½ - ¾ the can of frosting and use your hands to mix the frosting thoroughly into the cake.

3.  Using your hands, scoop out a small portion of cake and roll it into a ball and place on a parchment lined baking sheet. Once all the cake is shaped, place the cookie sheet into the freezer for 15 minutes. After that time, transfer to the refrigerator.

4. Once the 15 minutes is up, pour the white candy coating into a microwave safe bowl and microwave at 50% for 40-second intervals. Stir after each 40-second interval, being careful to not over heat the candy coating. When there are only a few lumps left, stir the coating until it is melted and smooth.

5. Remove 3 or 4 cakes from the refrigerator at a time to dip. Dip the end of a lollipop stick into the coating, then insert into the bottom of the cake. Now, dip the pop into the coating, submerging the cake completely. Do not swirl the cake pop or the cake will come apart into the bowl. Let any extra coating drip back into the bowl.

6.  Before the candy coating dries, sprinkle red and green candy sprinkles all over the cake pop. Set the stick end into the Styrofoam to dry. Repeat until all the cake pops are dipped and decorated.

Happy Christmas cooking, everyone! :)
As seen on Spoonful. Shared with Food Friday and Food Trip Friday

13 comments:

  1. I tried this on one event sis!!! super sarap and very easy to eat pa <3 hihihi :)

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  2. Easy recipe and perfect for the season! Thanks for sharing :)

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  3. Welcome back! these look yummy, and easy to make too.. thanks for sharing!

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  4. my daughter and I love cake pops!! though not sure if we can make one this Christmas season, I made sure we'll be serving this on my daughter's bday :D

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  5. Thanks for the recipe sis! This is perfect this season. Ganito lang pala yun. Super yummy nung natikman kong ganito sa isang event. I hope okay pag tinry kong gawin to ^^

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  6. I'm so glad I saw this! I was wondering if there was a way to make cake pops without using the cake pop molds they sell in stores.

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  7. Cake pops are on my to-do list because they look like so much fun.

    I really like the presentation of yours in the box with the styrofoam. I hadn't seen that anywhere.

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  8. YUMMY! And seems easy enough! Thanks for sharing!!

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  9. Those loo so easy and yummy. Thanks for sharing. My daughter is all about baking. She's gonna love making these.

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  10. Kids will surely love those sprinkle cake pops! What a brilliant Christmas idea! Advance Merry Christmas! Maria Teresa (Tetcha) Figuerres

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  11. cute!! reminds me it could be a nice giveaway to little kids this christmas too :)

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  12. Wow! I want to try this recipe. Ang sarap siguro nyan?! Saka na ang diet. Hehehe! Thanks for sharing :)

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  13. yummmy! ang cute pa!
    congrats on the new laptop! looks like it's my turn this time: my computer is asking for a retirement! lol. still haven't conked out. not yet. just getting unpredictable. :P

    thanks so much for sharing and linking over at Food Friday, sis
    happy 2014!!

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