Need Other Alternative To Cover Cake Pops

Baking By Katskakes Updated 27 Sep 2011 , 2:12pm by cookiemom51

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Katskakes Posted 26 Sep 2011 , 6:55pm
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Hi All,

Can anyone Please help? I'm looking for something other than chocolate to cover cake pops. Any suggestions? My son can not eat chocolate. I feel bad making all these pops and he's not able to eat them.

Thank you!
Kat

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TattooMom25 Posted 26 Sep 2011 , 7:42pm
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Marshmallow fondant mabye?

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Mammadukes Posted 26 Sep 2011 , 7:49pm
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I think the MMF might be a great idea too I always do marshmallow pops as an alternative for the kids who can not eat chocolate HTH

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cookiemom51 Posted 26 Sep 2011 , 7:53pm
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Couldn't you use a poured fondant icing like for petits fours?

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Katskakes Posted 26 Sep 2011 , 8:06pm
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Thanks for the suggestions!
how can i make my fondant into poured icing?

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stormrider Posted 26 Sep 2011 , 8:16pm
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There are a couple of non-chocolate recipes here:

http://cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopicp-7081118.html#7081118

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playingwithsugar Posted 26 Sep 2011 , 8:26pm
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Can he eat carob or yogurt chips? These are used in vegan baking.

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btrsktch Posted 26 Sep 2011 , 9:03pm
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Also, can he not have white chocolate or dark chocolate? They are two very different things. White chocolate is actually not a true chocolate as it is made with cocoa butter, milk and sugar.

I also suggest carob chips (although they taste horrible!) but you can flavor them. They are a vegan product made with soy and safe for animals.

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Mamasan Posted 27 Sep 2011 , 2:36am
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I too, have the same dilemma. I was thinking I could dip them in thinned icing, even if I have to coat them a few times.

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Lovelyladylibra Posted 27 Sep 2011 , 2:42am
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yogurt

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cookiemom51 Posted 27 Sep 2011 , 2:12pm
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Here is a poured fondant recipe. I have not tried it but it is similar to some I have tried.

http://cakecentral.com/recipes/18725/poured-fondantno-food-processor/

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