How Much Cake For 40 Cake Pops?

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Kellbella Posted 24 Jul 2012 , 2:16pm
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I will be attempteing cake pops for the first time this week. I saw the recent tutorial posted on here and that was great! I am wondering how much actual cake will I need for 40 pops? I baked a 12 in round....will that be enough? icon_confused.gif

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mommachris Posted 24 Jul 2012 , 2:38pm
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Yes, that should be more than enough. thumbs_up.gif
I can get at least four dozen from a 9-13 ( single box mix) when I make them.
I use a level tablespoon for each 'ball'.


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Kellbella Posted 24 Jul 2012 , 3:13pm
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Yes, that should be more than enough. thumbs_up.gif
I can get at least four dozen from a 9-13 ( single box mix) when I make them.
I use a level tablespoon for each 'ball'.


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Thanks so much!! thumbs_up.gifthumbs_up.gif

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ChefAngie Posted 24 Jul 2012 , 3:23pm
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The cookie scoop works wonderfully-makes them all the same size.
1 box of cake mix is all you need.
Happy Baking and Decorating,
Chef Angie

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Kellbella Posted 24 Jul 2012 , 5:38pm
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How much icing do you think I'll need?

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Lcubed82 Posted 24 Jul 2012 , 7:39pm
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I use no more than 1/2 a tub of teh storebought icing. Too much makes it too mushy.

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Dayti Posted 24 Jul 2012 , 7:45pm
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I weigh my cake crumbs, and use about 1/3 that weight in frosting. But it all depends on how moist your cake is, and how liquidy your frosting is. Agree that mushy is not good! Not only for taste, but they can slide off the sticks.

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mommachris Posted 27 Jul 2012 , 4:54pm
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I actually don't use icing..found that liquid coffee creamer (which comes in so many flavors) is a good binder. That and about two tablespoons of powdered sugar and some 'add-ins' like mini chocolate chips, heath bits, nuts, etc.)
I'll use just under two tablespoons for creamer per 2 cups of crumbled cake. It's usually about 5-6 tablespoons per box, but I always measure the crumbs since the cake boxes have been getting smaller lately.


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Kellbella Posted 27 Jul 2012 , 7:15pm
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Originally Posted by mommachris

I actually don't use icing..found that liquid coffee creamer (which comes in so many flavors) is a good binder. That and about two tablespoons of powdered sugar and some 'add-ins' like mini chocolate chips, heath bits, nuts, etc.)
I'll use just under two tablespoons for creamer per 2 cups of crumbled cake. It's usually about 5-6 tablespoons per box, but I always measure the crumbs since the cake boxes have been getting smaller lately.


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Coffee creamer...good to know...I will try it with my next batch!

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