How To Make Cake Pops With Unique Flavors

 by sugarkissed.net
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I typically make my cake pops using the old school Bakerella method which includes a boxed cake mix and canned frosting. Unfortunately, there are only so many different flavors of premade cake mix and frosting available. That’s where Sarah of Miss CandiQuik comes in. With her blog post, Coffee Creamer Cake Pops, she opened my eyes to a whole new world of cake pop flavor possibilities.
 
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Step 1: Make Your Cheesecake Flavored Cake

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Today I will be sharing with you how to make cheesecake-flavored cake pops.

Start by baking a cake by following the directions on a box of classic white cake mix, with a couple of modifications. First, if the recipe calls for vegetable oil, use slightly less than the amount that is called for to keep your cake pops from being to oily. Second, add 10 drops of LorAnn's cheesecake flavor oil to the batter.
karalalala says: Mar 11, 2013. 4:58 PM
For some reason I never though to dip the stick in the coating before sticking it into the balls-o-cake.. it makes so much sense. Simple and nice and clean looking afterwards. Thank you!
sugarkissed.net (author) in reply to karalalalaMar 11, 2013. 6:51 PM
Plus it helps to keep the cake ball from falling off the stick. ;)
Penolopy Bulnick says: Feb 14, 2013. 3:30 PM
Very fun! Sounds like it would be great. It's fun to try new flavors :)
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