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Bake Pops Review

This is my bake pops review! Ever since the craze with those cake pops, I have wanted to make them myself but never knew how. I thought it would be way too complicated. Then I came across Bake Pops (the kit) and knew I had a chance at making them with that!!

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Bake Pops Review

I received two Bake Pops kits, one to review and I guess the other is a giveaway. Ya, I guess I can give one away 🙂 But first, you MUST read my review in FULL!!!!!

This kit is cool. It comes with one bake pop pan, one decorating idea guide, one squeeze bottle, and 18 reusable baked pop sticks! So, pretty much everything you need to make Bake Pops except the cake mix which you have to buy yourself.

Bake Pops Review

I chose a plain yellow cake mix for this. I made the cake mix as directed on the box and poured it into each little Bake Pop round starting from the center and working my way outwards.

When those were filled, I put the other bake pop pan on top of the other one and secured it on the sides with the little yellow clips! Then in the oven, they went for a few!

Bake Pops Review

I pulled them from the oven and let them cool for a few minutes. Then I pulled off the top pan, after pulling off the cake mix that came out of the little holes at the tops, added a bit of the mint chocolate to coat the ends of the bake pop sticks and poked the stick into the bake pops. Next, I chilled them in the fridge for about 20 minutes so that the sticks could stick to the bake pops really well.

Bake Pops Review

After they chilled for a few, I then had some melted chocolate that I had ready and swirled each bake pop in the chocolate. I know it looks super easy, but this was NOT easy.

My bake pops kept popping off and falling into the chocolate 🙁 I really tried, but man this is NOT easy to do!!

Bake Pops Review

One thing that this kit does not come with but should be holders for the bake pops when you have them all chocolatey! You need to have them stand up and dry, but finding a place to put them proved to be hard!

I ended up with the back of a cardboard box and I cut tiny holes in the box and stuck the sticks in with the bake pops. They rolled around and did not stand up straight, making my chocolate go everywhere!

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I certainly swore a little bit under my breath as I tried to get these to stay on the sticks and not fall off after I dipped them. The majority did stay put, which was good and I was able to then add some sprinkles and decorate them. After I was all done with them, I was happy to be done with them, LOL! Whoosh, what a time!

Bake Pops Review

Besides them falling off the sticks and not having a place to stick them to dry, it was an okay experience. The kids loved to make them and that is all that mattered!! They really are harder to make than I originally thought, and even then I knew they would be hard, LOL!

 But, this kit makes them easier to make, that is for sure. Having them already in a ball by the time they are done baking and is nice.

 I REALLY tried, so don’t laugh at how they looked…

Bake Pops Review

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You can buy this Bake Pop kit online at https://www.bakepop.com/or on Amazon.com!! Connect with Bake Pops on their blog and check out other bake pop reviews!!

 

 

About Kim

Kim Delatorre is a mom to three kids. She enjoys reading, writing, spending time with her family, and blogging.

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  15. Michelle Hagewood says

    I would put some mini m&m’s on mine. My kids love those things.

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    *Would they stand up in the pan with the lid on through the holes?

  23. Melinda says

    Lots of sprinkles! My daughter & I usually make cut-out cookies w/ sprinkles, but this year it is cake pops! Just bought these at Wal-mart today, but of course would still love to win another set 😉 Going to test them out for a children’s holiday party…I don’t have the chocolate melts & can’t buy them in time…so I’m going to try a sugar cookie glaze instead.

  30. Penelope says

    Awesome! I have always wanted to try these, and couldn’t figure out how people made them so nicely…so a kit, huh? I want it! 🙂

    If I don’t win, I’m buying it anyway, lol.

  32. Veronica G says

    I would top mine with white chocolate and Christmas sprinkles! And for my cake pops I use some spare styrofoam and put the sticks in to dry.

  33. Mrs R A Chapman says

    I would make white ones with blue sprinkles. Also wanted to tell you that for a cake pop “stand” I saw a girl use an upside down styrofoam egg carton! 🙂

  36. Kathryn Costa says

    I am doing Snowman pops for Christmas using white candy melts. I hope I am able to do a good job. Thanks for the giveaway!

  37. Sheila Vives says

    I’ve always been a chocolate sprinkles fan, but it could be good to dip them in white chocolate shavings too.

  43. Daphne Richard says

    I would cover mine with white fondent and turn them into ghosts, that way if I screw up the frosting I can hide it.

  45. Danielle T says

    I would try to make Hello Kitty pops (gotta practice for my daughters bday!) Also I bought some styrofoam blocks at the dollar store to stick my pops in to dry. They tend to hold them better than a box and you can also wrap them in Bday/Christmas wrap to display them!

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