These assorted holiday cake pops have been the most ordered this holiday season! I highly recommend making a variety of cake pops, put two of each some place cute (these are on a festive placemat) and snap a few shots. I add in whatever I am making to the order. For example, I recently did an assorted cake pop order that had reindeer, coconut covered “snow ball” cake pops, chocolate covered with a white, swirly brocade and red with white snowflakes. The customer loved them! maggiescakepops.com
I didn’t want to do the usual turkey cake pops with candy corn for feathers. Mainly, because I am not a huge fan of candy corn. I searched the grocery store aisles looking for inspiration. Inspiration hit when I found a box of mini chocolate covered pretzels! I think they turned out really cute and boy are they delicious! These are made with triple chocolate fudge cake, but you can really choose from any of the 10 different kinds of cake we make since you are dipping them in milk chocolate!
Happy Thanksgiving from everyone at Maggie’s Cake Pops!
FORE! How about these fun golf balls for your favorite golfer? Even better, they’re filled with butter pecan cake! Order now at maggiescakepops.com
What’s not to love about these fun Halloween treats! And they are so easy to make. After dipping your cake balls in vanilla or white chocolate candy coating, take some leftover melted candy coating and swish it on with a spatula or pour it into a squeeze bottle. Then take a red or green candy writer and add eyes! Wa-La! Mummy Cake Pops!
Someone’s having a birthday! What will get for that special someone whose birthday is coming up? Birthday Cake Pop Boxes come with a dozen of your favorite flavors of cake sprinkled with rainbow non-pareils and packaged in a Happy Birthday box. Order now at maggiescakepops.com
We’ve got more babies here at Maggie’s Cake Pops! This time we have baby girls!
I don’t mind telling you, these take forever to make. I started out with the cake pop decorated with the bow, eyes, nose, mouth and curly hair. But it just didn’t…pop…for lack of a better word. Because I design cake pops in my head at all hours of the day and night, it came to me to add the candy necklace piece as a pacifier, like I had seen in a picture somewhere. But again, it just didn’t…pop. Yesterday, I had the AHA moment. I looked in my goody baking bins and found mini cupcake papers. And they were pink! Finally I felt like they were cute baby girls. These cake pops are filled with lemon cake and lemon icing dipped in a vanilla candy coating! Delicious!
Best of luck to the new Mom and Dad on their sweet little bundle.
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We can’t stop swirling colors here at Maggie’s Cake Pops!
If you don’t know if it’s a boy or a girl, how about swirling pink and blue for the baby shower or gift for the soon-to-be Mom.
I would love to sell these Spiderman cake pops at the shop, but I need to look into licensing, copyrights and royalty fees. But aren’t they cool?! I’ve never had much luck with edible writing pens. I’ve tried 3 different brands and I can’t get them to write on the cake pop after the fourth or fifth one. For these cake pops, I used colored cookie icing and it worked out well!
We have a few different options for packing here at Maggie’s Cake Pops. Our cake pops come standard in a pastry box, lined with sparkly tissue paper and colored shredded paper. They are all individually wrapped. For a little extra, you can have them delivered in a beautiful basket like the one in the picture. We have also done vases, sand buckets and train cars!
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