Pop Star: Brie in Florida
I stumbled across your site a few months ago and I was so inspired by your creativity that I just had to try my hand at making some cake pops of my own! My friend was having a beach-themed bridal shower and I decided to make some pops keeping with that theme. I did two different flavors (red velvet and golden butter) and distinguished them by having two different marshmallow fondant toppers, starfish for the red velvet and shells for the golden butter. I dipped the pops in Nilla wafer “sand’, topped them off, and arranged them in my own little beachy display. Thanks for being such an inspiration!
Return to Pop Stars Index
Wow, these are beautiful!
July 2, 2011 03:25 AMI *love* these!! Such a great idea and so pretty!
July 8, 2011 11:45 AMI’m new to the cake pop world. Can someone please explain what the blue is around the cake? I get how to make the balls. And I know you can just melt regular chocolate to put around them, but how do you get it blue?
July 12, 2011 02:18 PMThanks!
what did you use for the sand??? I cant find sanding sugar that matches that color.
To Megan: Candy melts come in all different colors also you can use candy coloring which is made out of oil to color white chocolate melts.
here is Wiltons chocolate melts. http://www.wilton.com/store/site/product.cfm?sku=pg_candymelts
October 16, 2011 03:27 AMoops didnt see that you used Nilla wafer “sand’ thanks!
October 16, 2011 03:35 AMwhere do you get the marshmallow fondant toppers? iv been searching online for and hr now :p..help
October 25, 2011 03:54 PMDanielle, She made the marshmallow toppers herself. They were amazing!
November 19, 2011 09:52 PMThanks for all the compliments! Yes, the marshmallow fondant toppers were homemade, I did a brief write-up on my mom’s cooking blog (of course making to sure to give lots of credit to Bakerella’s genius in the post) if you’re interested in making them too: http://www.thesaucygourmet.net/2011/06/sugar-rush-on-stick.html
April 13, 2012 11:07 PMMira que bonitos !!
August 27, 2012 12:37 PM