Cookies N' Cream Cake Pops

These were fun. And delicious.  I made these on a day where Frank and some of our friends were having a video game tournament.  While they all had the living room to themselves, I took over the kitchen and did my work.

I used chocolate cake and crushed OREO cookies combined with Chocolate buttercream frosting. The cake balls were coated with Vanilla candy coating and sprinkled with crushed OREO's.  

GAYke Pops!

It snowed the day I made these. Birthday cake (vanilla cake) pops are my personal fave, so I wanted to make them using all colors of the rainbow :-)

White cake crumbled with vanilla frosting, coated in all 6 colors of candy coating, and sprinkled with nonpareils.  These were DELICIOUS!

Carrot Cake Pops

These were not my favorite to make.  I made them because someone at work requested them.  I used standard carrot cake mix blended with cream cheese frosting, coated with White candy coating and orange colored sanding sugar.  Carrot cake, along with Red Velvet cake, can get VERY oily/greasy, so, as per my Top 4 Tips, I only used 2 tbsp. of vegetable oil when baking the cake. People at work liked them, but again, not my favorite.

Rocky Road Pops

I made these, along with some Birthday cake pops, for a New Year's Eve party and everyone loved them.  I made these using Chocolate cake crumbled with chocolate frosting.  The cake balls were coated with dark chocolate candy coating, almonds and marshmallows. Marshmallows are also in the cake as well, however, in the future I won't do this again as it causes problems when adding the lollipop stick. 

Birthday Cake Pops: My First Time :)

I made my first cake pops on December 30th, 2011. I wasn't scared, I was excited.

I started simple and basically copied the Birthday cake pops Starbucks sells. Bakerella's cookbook will tell you to crumb your cake and use about 1/3 of a can of frosting.  I did this, and the cake balls came out WAY too moist.  But I found a way to make it work.

The quality is horrible, but here is a pic of my first ever cake pops!