Any suggestion on what is the best candy coating melt to use on a cake pop...or how to harden the candy coating on a cake pop..
I am trying to make a cake pop party favor and the party is gonna be out in the park on a warm day.
I made my first attempt on a cake pop last night and when I took it outside to my car this morning, the coating turned smudgy and soft.
Is there any trick to keep the coating hard?
Thanks!
All the coatings I am aware of will not be good in the heat. Maybe you could keep them in a cooler until just before serving???? or as they are leaving if it's a party favor....
I use Almond Bark and it holds up pretty well in warm areas.
if there is oil leaking out then the cake was chilled for too long and is now making them "sweat".
I had some success with high humidity and coating my cake pops in candy melt (I use only Wilton candy melts). If they are out of direct sunlight and not touched they should hold up for a few hours anyway, i mean we were not experiencing extreme heat it was like 28 C out and felt more like 34 C with the humidity.
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