Cake pops

I would love to offer you some words of wisdom babs but I haven't the faintest clue what cake pops are

Seen them in Lakeland catalogue, well the equipment for making them, and they look great but oh so fiddly

This will help Jane:

www.lakeland.co.uk/in-the-kitchen/baking/cake-pops?intcmp=INTSRCH:cake%20pop

I'm not even going to try as I eat too much cake anyway and need no further encouragement but good luck Babs - let us know how you get on

Babs I bought a machine a couple of months ago but so far I've not got around to doing anything with it. I also have a recipe book which involves making the pops with cooked cake mixture and flavoured frosting. I think they are really cute and would be great for childrens parties.

I will look forward to hearing how you get on with yours, pics too please.

Babs, it can't be too difficult as my 11 yr old dgd made some a while ago.
Go for it!

Thank you yoga
However I think the perceived hassle/benefit ratio (aka the b**geration factor) will probably preclude me from extending my culinary expertise in this direction
But good luck with them Babs

Tiny cake on a stick - one mouthful and it is gone! Blink and you miss it! Rather you than me - I take my hat off to you!!

I haven't done it yet mishap I'll let you know how it goes.

Thanks for your encouragement!

Well I finally made the cake pops this afternoon all I can say is I hope they look better when they are decorated Not exactly round either!

OOPS no hope for me then Babs

Well they are decorated and I have to say I am pleased with the end result,a bit basic but not bad for a first attempt. They are wrapped ready for the Church fete tomorrow. I think I have a new hobby photo on my profile.