Christmas – skip the crumbled cookies and sprinkle on crushed candy canes instead. Halloween or Fall – after dipping the cake pops you can ... STEP 2: Mold the batter into 1 1/2” balls ...

Below, we’ve picked out some of our favourites. The Original Cake Pop Company Christmas Cake Pop Baking Kit Everyone loves a cake pop, and this festive baking kit from The Original Cake Pop ...

Break the Christmas cake into pieces then blend in ... using a teaspoon pour the chocolate over a cake pop, holding it over the bowl. Work quickly to get a smooth finish. Tap the cake pop on ...

Making your own ice pops puts both flavor and appearance into ... Should you not have popsicle molds at the ready, fear not. With a bit of culinary resourcefulness, Instagram-worthy treats can ...

Pink cake pops that are filled with chocolate chips ... What’s great is you actually use candy molds for these, and the lines are already imprinted on the molds, making it so much easier for ...

About Christmas Plum Cake Recipe: Soak in the goodness of rich dry fruits, cinnamon and nut along with the flavourful mix of rum, lemon and orange zest with this delicious Christmas plum cake recipe ...

Add the grated apple to the fruit and mix in gently, but thoroughly (don’t beat the mixture again or you will toughen the cake ... paste or ice closer to Christmas. Line the base and sides ...

Keep your Christmas cake wrapped in brown paper and sealed in an airtight tin for the months leading up to Christmas in a cool, dark place. A good Christmas cake is at its best when its been ...

Line 8in tin scoop in the mixture. Flatten it out with the back of a wet spoon. Place the cake on a tray of salt, place the tray into the oven and bake for three hours at 100°C and then for a ...