Best Icing To Roll Cake Pops

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bakingmywaytowealth Posted 9 Apr 2014 , 7:54pm
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Hello Everyone!

 

Can anyone suggest a good icing for rolling and keeping cake pops firm? Are the store brought icings ok? Or is there a better one, recipe?

 

Thanks!

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Dani1081 Posted 10 Apr 2014 , 2:33am
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I use whatever I have on hand....buttercream icing, straight peanut butter, nutella, jelly, preserves - it really depends on what I want them to taste like.  You can use store bought frosting - sure.  The key is not using too much of whatever you use.  Just enough to make a stiff dough - similar to cookie dough.

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bakingmywaytowealth Posted 11 Apr 2014 , 2:41pm
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Originally Posted by Dani1081 
 

I use whatever I have on hand....buttercream icing, straight peanut butter, nutella, jelly, preserves - it really depends on what I want them to taste like.  You can use store bought frosting - sure.  The key is not using too much of whatever you use.  Just enough to make a stiff dough - similar to cookie dough.


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virago Posted 11 Apr 2014 , 4:17pm
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I always use vanilla flavored American Buttercream (ABC); it's no-cook, crusting, and shelf stable.

 

I keep small containers filled with approx. 3 TBS of medium consistency icing in the freezer until ready to use.

 

vanilla is a neutral flavor and I hardly use any icing when making the pops. the icing really just acts as a binder; flavoring comes from the cake, coating, and the MMF or candy-clay used to decorate the pops.

 

the cake and ABC mixture makes for a very sturdy pop, able to be hand molded into many shapes such as a cube, heart, ballon, oval, pear, egg, strawberry, etc.

 

HTH    

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bakingmywaytowealth Posted 1 Jun 2014 , 5:16am
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Originally Posted by virago 
 

I always use vanilla flavored American Buttercream (ABC); it's no-cook, crusting, and shelf stable.

 

I keep small containers filled with approx. 3 TBS of medium consistency icing in the freezer until ready to use.

 

vanilla is a neutral flavor and I hardly use any icing when making the pops. the icing really just acts as a binder; flavoring comes from the cake, coating, and the MMF or candy-clay used to decorate the pops.

 

the cake and ABC mixture makes for a very sturdy pop, able to be hand molded into many shapes such as a cube, heart, ballon, oval, pear, egg, strawberry, etc.

 

HTH    


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