what do you guys think about the cake pops. would you add them to your retail bakery. Im thinking about it.let me know
I would add them as they are such a HOT item right now....couldnt hurt and it gives your customers a different choice.
I just started selling them today. People have been ordering from me for weddings, but I never sold them in the shop. I have them individually packaged in the little treat bags, tied with a bow, and they are stuck in a bowl of sugar on top of the counter They are a bit of a PITA but I am hoping to sell some...at least they last a long time!
...at least they last a long time!
Just curiuos as to how long they last? Thanks.
...at least they last a long time!
Just curiuos as to how long they last? Thanks.
I would say at least a week. They are at room temp during the day, I will store them in the fridge at night. They will stay moist, and are airtight with the chocolate + packaging. I have had a few as a test on my counter in the bakery kitchen, at room temp day and night, and a week later they were still good. I wouldn't SELL them past a week though I don't think. But I would eat them myself
Just to add on about how popular they are these days. I put some cake balls on display in the window just the other day with a little sign about a Valentine's day special. I had 3 different people order them yesterday! Only 1 was for Valentine's Day. I sell them in a box of 8 which is exactly 1/2 lb. One lady ordered a 2 tier cake for a birthday and 4 boxes of cake balls. A bride was ordered wedding cupcakes, a 2 tier cake for the top and instead of flowers on the cake, she wanted cake balls instead because she wanted something different. So, I'm hoping this works out. We've really just started doing them and this was the first time I've even tried to sale them. They are really popular right now.
I read an article in our local city magazine about what is hot and what is not. Cake pops were listed as the old trend. I thought that was so weird since I just started hearing about them on here a few months ago. The article said that the big thing now is cake truffles. I'm guessing a cake truffle is the same thing as a cake ball? Truffle does sound nicer then ball. Or maybe that is just the immature 12yo boy in me? Probably.
I would add them as they are such a HOT item right now....couldnt hurt and it gives your customers a different choice.
I agree 100%
If cake pops are the old trend then why are the such a hot item?? It seems that the people writing that article are writing more of their opinion. If the new hot item is cake truffles and is more or less a fancy way of saying Cake Pops, why change what people know? You can always have a sign that says we also have Cake Truffles ... just box cake pops in a pretty box and charge them more
Bah, cake truffles are the same as cake pops, but with no stick. I get on better with the dipping and decorating if I have a stick to grab, so I say cake pops are hotter
Every cupcake store near me offers cake pops/truffles or whatever they want to call them now. Anywhere from $1.50-$3.00 each.
KimAZ
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