I just wanted to share what I came up with for pumpkin cake balls. They taste like pumpkin pie.
I used pumpkin cake but white or spice would work well also. All I added to the cake for liquid was pureed pumpkin (the kind in the can). I added between 2-3 oz of pumpkin. I just added it till it came together. I dipped them in white chocolate with a pinch of cinnamon added. They taste soooo good.
Shanna
OMG Shanna!
Sounds sooooooooooooo delicious!!! I bet they taste good too lol. I think we should try out the shipping on these cake balls, see if they will hold up to being mailed for the holidays hahaha send me some? **puppy face** haha 
YAY thanks for the "recipe" if I can find the stuff MAY I USE IT? 
I was looking for the pumpkin spice coffee creamer to use in my cake truffels but have yet to find it but am still looking
Ohmygoodies, I got that flavor of creamer at Target! It was the powder, though.
I have read over and over about cake balls. I guess Im still missing something....haha are the cake balls just left overs from cake scraps? What next do you just roll them the size that you want? TIA MC
I have read over and over about cake balls. I guess Im still missing something....haha are the cake balls just left overs from cake scraps? What next do you just roll them the size that you want? TIA MC
Cakeballs are made from cake scraps but have other things added to them. They have some sort of liquid or binder, some people add things like nuts or chocolate chips too. Then they are rolled into balls and coated into anything from chocolate to powdered sugar. There is a recipe in the index that you can go off of, but I think everyone just does whatever works for them! HTH.
ohhhhh, yes, yes, yes, I mad these the week before Halloween with a spice cake, added pumpkin pie spice, and Pumkin creamer-
Dipped in white chocolate
The only bad thing was that they only lasted for a day.
(BECAUSE MY FAMILY ATE THEM!!!!)
YUM YUM YUM
sounds yummy!!! I am going to have to give this a try!!! Thanks MC
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