Fresh From the Cake Pop Maker

Any gadget that facilitates the shoving of cake into my face is a must have kitchen gadget in my opinion.  There is no easier way to get cake down the gullet than a bite sized cake ball.  Jam a stick in that cake ball, and you have yourself a cake pop.

Cake pops sort of take the whole fancy cupcake rage, and puts it on a stick.  Like any red-blooded American, I love foods on a stick almost as much as I love deep fried foods.

Hold the phone – Deep fried cake pops?  Yeah, that’s happening.  I just invented it ™©® – coming soon to a State Fair near you.

What Exactly Does a Cake Pop Machine Do For Me?

Well, there are a few different ways to make a cake pop, from scooping balls out of a perfectly good cake, to baking a bunch of little half spheres.  But, no way is quicker and easier than a machine that bakes perfectly formed little cake pop balls for you.

Cake pop makers come complete with recipes, accessories, and as far as ease of operation is concerned, they’re are a piece of – no, no I won’t do it – they’re very easy to use.  Simply whip up that batter, dump it in the little dimples, close up the machine, open it up a few minutes later, cram a stick in those puppies and voila – cake pops!

As I said, cake pop machines come with recipes, but I recommend you experiment a little because the people who come up with these clever little devices are clearly not chefs, if you get my drift.

I don’t really think there’s much more to say here.  It’s cake.  On a stick.  This makes a cake pop maker, like the Babycakes Cake Pop Maker, a must have kitchen gadget.  Check it out on Amazon.

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