And that would be….
Oh! but wait! First I have to announce…I AM ON VACATION!!!! Sorry, just had to get that out!
Okay, so the new hotness would be cake pops!
Oh yes, serve these at any party/classroom/board meeting…I’m sure you’ll be a hit. I made them for our end of the year party and the kids (and some adults)loved them.
Here’s what ya do…
By the by, the boxes underneath….I poked holes in them and that’s what I used to let my pops set and dry. I saw other websites that used foam, but I didn’t have any. The cardboard box worked out just fine.
A)Buy boxed cake mix. Just do it, it’s okay, no one will tell or be able to tell the difference between the box and homemade.
B) Make said boxed cake mix as per the directions
C) Break up Funfetti cake into little crumbs (after it has cooled)
D) Add almost an entire can of frosting to Funfetti cake. I only have about a quarter cup of frosting left in the can.
E) Mix cake crumbs and frosting together
F) Eat! No wait, that’s not the next step.
G) Mold the cake/frosting mixture into balls
H) Melt the chocolate in the microwave
I) Dip the lollipop sticks into the chocolate and then into the cake
J) Stick the cake pops in the freezer to set (while the first set is in the freezer you can be making our other cake pops)
K) Take the pops out of the freezer and coat them with the melted chocolate and whatever other extras you want
L) Once the pops are set, I put them in a big Tupperware container in the freezer. This way they really set up and don’t fall apart. If you stick them in the fridge, they will get goopy and all the icing and other prettiness will just slide right off. That’s no bueno.
M) EAT! I served them to a class of 19 children and 5 adults, by the end I only had six left. I think they liked them
They are really good, but super sugary, so be prepared for the sugar high and respective crash afterward.



