Remember back in 4th grade when Valentine's Day meant
dropping notes in hand-made shoebox "mailboxes"?
I always loved the cute messages on conversation hearts...
but they taste much better as cake pops!
Any Valentine would love to get one of these tasty treats.
I used a small heart-shaped cookie cutter to form the pops,
and an AmeriColor food decorating pen to write on the messages.
I stuck with mostly the traditional messages
[or at least the ones I like!]
But I also added a special one of my own...
it only seemed appropriate.
These are too cute :)
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DeleteDo you have a favorite brand of candy melts you like to use? Do you have a trick for keeping the coating thin enough? I made the football cake pops and felt the chocolate coating was so thich it made the cake pop too big afterward!
ReplyDeleteI always use Wiltons and seem to have good luck. Make sure you stir every 15 seconds or so when melting, otherwise you can over-nuke the coating. If it gets dried out or it's too thick you can add a little bit of Crisco shortening and stir it in. Your coating will take longer to set but should be easier to dip.
Deletei really like the colors.
ReplyDeleteYou have provided the best way to wish our loved ones on this valentines day.
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