I was woundering instead of dipping the cake pops in melted candy, as i have seen on the internet, can you cover it in fondant and then put the stick in the cake pop and let dry. Any help or ideas would be gladly welcome.
Wouldn't that be a lot of work?
If you don't like the melted candy, maybe you could use pourable fondant (liquid fondant) and still dip them.
It was just an idea and it would give it more of a cake instead of a candy. I will try to find the pour fondant. Any suggests of where to find it at.
http://www.cakejournal.com/archives/how-to-cover-cupcakes-with-poured-fondant/
It's just melted fondant.
Peggy Porschen adds some other ingredients. As soon as I find my books I'll PM you and give you the recipe. Or, maybe look here:
http://www.cakedecoratingtips.writetopics.com/poured-fondant-recipe-for-cakes-and-petit-fours.html
I'll check later to see if it matches the one in the book. That's how petit fours are covered, and yes, those are tiny cakes. I understand you're wanting to give them more of a cake taste.
And, on this video, at around 2:18, she starts using it. Sometimes it's easier to check it out on video.
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