Polar Bear Cake Pop was ordered by Donn G. for the birthday of Kelly B. of Atlanta. This particular cake pop is a nod to where Kelly works… 🙂
Dark Chocolate Cake dipped in White Chocolate. The ears were created with dark chocolate chips. Fondant noses and black candy melt eyes and mouths.
Chocolate Bear Cake Pops were ordered by Donn G. for the birthday of Kelly B. of Atlanta.
Dark Chocolate Cake dipped in Chocolate. The ears were created with dark chocolate chips. Fondant noses and black candy melt eyes and mouths.
Red Velvet Owl Cake Pops were ordered by Donn G. for the birthday of Kelly B. of Atlanta.
Red Velvet Cake dipped in White Chocolate. The ears were created with chocolate chips. Rainbow sprinkles for the beaks, Jumbo Confetti Sprinkles for the wings and Daisy sprinkles for the feet.
These cake pops were created from a few leftover French Vanilla pops from a recent order. If the Midtown Sweets schedule permits, every so often I will create some random cake pops just for the fun of creating. Most will be based on a favorite character, games, TV show, etc.
These pops are based on a humorous line from a popular comedy TV show. Can you guess what TV show?
What kind of Bear is Best? False. Black Bear.
Bears Eat Beets.
Bears. Beets. Battlestar Galactica.
These cake pops were ordered as a Just Because gift.
They were modeled after the character from the popular stop motion animated series, Robot Chicken. They are Spice Cake Pops covered in white chocolate and detailed with fondant and modeling chocolate. The beak, eye(s), and comb are tinted modeling chocolate. The face shield is black fondant brushed with silver luster dust.
Themed Cake Pop creations can be lots of fun! These little Monkey Cake Pops were created for the 2nd birthday of Kaiya D. in Atlanta, GA. The pops were designed to match the birthday girl’s celebration theme. They are Chocolate Cake dipped in Cocoa Candy Melt.
Below is one of the casualties that occur during Cake Pop creation…. Poor little guy…
Melissa of Tucker, GA wanted something special for her twin niece and nephew in Fairborn, OH, so she decided to send them a dozen cake pops each. The cake pop themes were picked because Jordan loves robots and India loves princesses and puppies. Robot Theme from Bakerella.
