Okay, so I have been doing a lot of research on filled cake pops. It appears that the most widely accepted method requires you to purchase one of those stupid cake pop baking machines rather than just doing it the old fashion way (mix the frosting in with ground up cake and rolling it into a ball.)
So my question is, do you think the following will work? I want to make a blueberry cream cheese filling and then using a round tip piping nozzle pipe a bunch of little balls onto parchment paper and then freeze them (think of how the leopard print cake is done). Then I want to cover them in lemon cake mixed with frosting (the old fashion way) and roll that into a ball. Then let them come to room temperature before I put the sticks in. Think that will work? Or is there some easier way? I dont think using a syringe will work on cake pops that are mixed up rather than baked, right?
I just recently made filled cake balls by freezing the filling and then pushing the frozen filling into a rolled cake ball. It worked out great.
Yeah it did it over last weekend. They are the lemon cake pops in my album. I really want to do a rainbow one, with like three colors of cake and then just keep layering them. FUN!
I've seen tutorials where the center was rolled and then the outside was rolled very flat and wrapped around the center.
By the way, I LOVE your Ring Pop Cake Pops - - very cute!
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