I hope you are celebrating with the ones you love, and with chocolate!
I'll take some chocolate cake pops over traditional chocolates any day of the year! Yum!
I adore the fabulous bakerella for inventing these! {I finally picked up her book this week! Love!}
I almost died the day she featured my chicky snacks on her blog. Yeah, you can call me a "pop star" if you want!
It's hard to make these any cuter, but I stand by my policy that everything is better with some cellophane, some ribbon and and tag!
They make fabulous gifts, I'd say.
I enjoyed making these with my daughter this weekend. (All 410 of them). We had some good talks, but the best part was getting to eat a few "cake flops." That's what we called the mess-ups. We would celebrate if there was one that turned out ugly because it gave us permission to eat it!
I also have to hand it to my Valentine this year. What a wonderful surprise date he planned!
I feel lucky to be surrounded by so much love, and so much chocolate! Have a great day!
11 comments:
Love this post. I received the Bakerella book for Christmas and recently made my first batch, I fell in love. I absolutely love how you have presented your pops in the liners, tray and cellophane. I can't imagine anything more special (that's edible) for Valentine's Day. Beautiful post.
I made some too but mine don't look *anywhere* as good as yours!!
Those cake pops were amazing! We couldn't stop talking about them on Sunday. So delicious!
Thoae look yummy... and so pretty! And I would say "YES"! You are a pop star!!
You did a great job! The cake pops are beautiful.
Look like yummy.. but cant check it out..
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So cute. Where did you get the heart dishes?
Kathy- I got them at Dollar Tree!
Thanks for the info. Dollar tree -- who knew...
Great information! Very useful and impressive.myvalentineheart.com
Well, those should be named chocolatepops, not cakepops... :)
Great idea and excellent creation - looks incredibly yummy.
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