One Monday Morning many months ago, I had 3 cake/cake pop orders. Three. On a Monday morning.
That is not how I usually spend my Monday mornings. Sunday through Tuesday are usually my days “off”. I rarely do any baking or cake decorating on those days because Thursday – Saturday is usually crammed pack with cakes stuff.
Did you notice that I missed Wednesday. Wednesday is sort of a gray area. If my week is really busy – I work that day. If it’s an easy week – I take another day off.
Now, don’t get any images floating in your head of me lazing around, drinking sweet tea and watching soap operas for 3-4 days a week. No.
On my “off” days from cake, I still homeschool the six kids, tackle housework and laundry, I manage my blogs (this one and RoseAtwater.com) and social media and cook for my family … and all of the other things that come with being a work-from-home, homeschooling Mommy and wife. It’s no vacation – I promise!
Anywho – on this particular Monday morning, I had two cakes and an order of these pretty Pink and Silver Cake pops for a wedding. The couple was driving out of state with only a handful of family and friends to get married and the bride wanted to take something with them to have as a ‘wedding cake’. They decided on pretty pink cake pops!
I’m going to give you a quick run-down on the cake pops, okay?
Here’s what you need to know.
- I baked a red velvet cake and made a small batch of vanilla buttercream.
- This post shows how I make cake pops.
- I used pink candy coloring for to color the almond bark very pale pink. Please note, if the bold text is not linked, click over to the post to find the product links. Also, if you didn’t know… you cannot use regular gel coloring in almond bark or melted white chocolate. It will cause it to seize. Get oil-based candy coloring!!
- I sprinkled them with silver sparkling sugar before they completely dried.
And they were done! Do you have any questions?
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What do you recommend to wrap each cake pop?
I like to use treat bags, around 3″x4″. You can find them here on Amazon or also at Walmart or a hobby store.
The cake pops are so pretty! The cakes are beautiful too! What kind of cakes are they? Too bad I can’t reach through the screen and try them all!
They were red velvet cake!
Thank you! I just ordered it.
I give you credit for making cake pops…period. Even my instructor when I took my Wilton classes would not make them (she said for every dozen she made, about 8 stayed on the stick)…you must be the most patient woman on Earth, I do believe. Well, with 6 kids, I guess you already are!!! 🙂 Love your blogs, as always!
AWW I am goonna cry.. those were my pretty in pink and silver wedding pops.. and I will tell yall they were delish, my few guest were begging for any extra’s to take home… THEY were a total hit.. all but two were eaten or given away that night… they two are in my freezer awaiting my one Year anniversary…