
Thumbs up to anybody who can already make these.
Don't let those sweet and innocent looking simple balls fool you!

Alas, I have just joined your elite ball making club.
I am still very green at the art of cake pops but I can pull off one that
I am still very green at the art of cake pops but I can pull off one that
is actually edible and looks sweet enough to eat.

I am not as cool or smart as Bakerella but she is my inspiration. I can only dream of the pops she creates. One day....maybe one day I will be able to pull off a themed cake pop.
For now, solid colour with sprinkles will do.
Sticks-oh, you like them too! I found them here. I just put in another order for more fun "green" stuff-you'll love the store!

2 comments :
Those look great.
Where did you get such fabulous twirly sticks?
klover foods right here in Canada!
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