I tried for the first time to make cake pops. These Halloween Cake Pops turned out pretty cute!
I made Pumpkin Cake Pops and Ghost Cake Pops! They are easy to decorate. 😉
I have to admit, I failed the first time I tried making these Halloween cake pops.
The First time, I didn’t get enough icing in the crumbled cake so they ended up falling off my sticks and made it difficult to get covered.
The second time, I got enough icing – Yay!
I need to practice my candy melt melting skills. It seemed to me that it was a bit thick.
I have never had a cake pop so I have nothing to compare mine to. If anyone has any suggestions, please let me know.
I also need to work on my balling skills for next time. I have a hard time getting them round when I was rolling them.
I am not sure if you have heard of Edible Markers, but they are awesome and perfect for cake pops!
As you can see I used the black to make the faces on the ghosts and jack-o-lanterns.
Supplies to make Halloween Cake Pops
Wilton Set of 5 Bold Tip Food Writer Edible Color Markers, Primary Colors
Wilton Orange Candy Melts, 12-OunceWilton 1911-1300 Candy Melts, Bright WhiteWilton 1912-1001 4-Inch Lollipop Sticks, 150 PackBetty Crocker Supermoist Cake Mix-Chocolate Fudge-15.25 ozPillsbury Chocolate Fudge Frosting – 16 ozWilton 415-2264 Slanted Pops Stand
How to make Halloween Cake Pops
Follow these instructions to create this delicious Cake Pops!
Halloween Cake Pops
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Yield 33 Cake Pops
Fun and delicious cake pops for Halloween!
Ingredients
- 1 cake mix
- 1 container of icing
- candy melts (I used white and orange)
- edible markers (black)
- cake pop sticks
- Styrofoam (to place your cake pops in to dry)
Instructions
- Make your box cake according to the instructions using a 9x13 pan.
- Once your cake is cool, crumble the cake in a large bowl.
- Add icing a little bit at a time until you easily form a ball and it sticks together well.
- Make into balls and place on a wax paper covered cookie sheet.
- Freeze the balls for at least 2 hours.
- After the 2 hours is up, melt the first color of candy melts you want to use.
- Dip a cake pop stick into the candy melt and place it in a ball. Repeat.
- Then dip the cake pops into the candy melt to fully cover the cake pop.
- Place the stick end into Styrofoam to keep the cake pops round as they harden. If you want a flat bottom, place them back on the cookie sheet cake pop down.
- Once the candy has hardened, take your edible marker and draw the face on the cake pops.
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Earl-Leigh says
Ahhhh!!! They’re so cute! I’m going to attempt to make these.
MryJhnsn says
Those are spook-tacular!
Lauren Bassart says
These are adorable and look pretty easy to make 🙂
devon says
They were pretty easy.
K. Elizabeth (YUMMommy) says
Super cute! I definitely want to try my hand at making cake pops.
devon says
Let me know how it goes!
Jamie says
Those are super cute! The little swirls on the top of the ghosts are adorable. Now I’m pondering if I can put this together for my Kiddos halloween parties next week.
devon says
You should be able to. Pick a day over the weekend and you should be good. 🙂 Let me know how it goes.
Carolyn says
These are so cute!!!
Robin says
These are so adorable. A person can make these for all occasions. Thanks.
Bree says
About how many cake pops can you make with one box of cake?
They are so cute! Would love to try em for a party!
devon says
About 30, I think. I made these last year so I am guessing. Sorry, I don’t know the exact number.
Laurie says
Do you ever have ant cracking of the candy shell after they cool?
devon says
Yes, I had a few that cracked. Not sure why they did.