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. 😉
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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!
Wilton FoodWriter Color Fine-Tip Edible Markers
As you can see I used the black to make the faces on the ghosts and jack-o-lanterns.
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How to make Halloween Cake Pops
Follow these instructions to create this delicious Cake Pops!
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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 9×13 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.
Keywords: halloween cake pops
What are some fun cake pop designs you have seen?
Earl-Leigh says
Ahhhh!!! They’re so cute! I’m going to attempt to make these.
MryJhnsn says
Those are spook-tacular!
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Lauren Bassart says
These are adorable and look pretty easy to make 🙂
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devon says
They were pretty easy.
K. Elizabeth (YUMMommy) says
Super cute! I definitely want to try my hand at making cake pops.
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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.
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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.