i thought cake pops were like mushed up cake and icing in ball form on a stick with some cool icing overtop? so all gooey and delicious?
lately, i've been assaulted at various preschool birthday parties by hard balls of dried out and overcooked cake substance on a stick, masquerading as "cake pops." i have done some research (i.e., i googled) and have learned that there are these mini george foreman grill things that will bake ball-shaped cake for easy cake pops.
yes, you read right. i've been assaulted by masquerading balls.
this is a pastry travesty, and i will not stand for it.
Yah, I was all wtf at cake pop machines. Those are just round balls of cake. Cake balls are mushed up cake and frosting and awesomeness coated in chocolate.
I was at a baby shower recently and had my eye on what I thought were delicious looking cake pops.
They turned out to be frosting covered marshmallows.
I am so glad my friend bit into one before I did. I don't really like marshmallows and would have been REALLY disappointed to bite into one thinking it was a cake pop.
It was really a cruel trick.
ETA: At first I thought it was frosting that was covering the marshmallows. But that doesn't make sense. Then I thought it might be chocolate, but it was pink. So I don't know what the hell those marshmallows were covered in.
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Post by adhdfashion on Feb 6, 2013 16:39:31 GMT -5
I'm going to confess to how lazy I am when it comes to cake pops. I buy doughtnut holes and put them on a stick with the help of a little royal icing for glue. Then I decorate them with icing. Yep...........
I read it as cake pop machine - like a pop machine that dispenses cake pops. I got excited, then sad, and then sadder as I read that someone is cheapening cake pops!