I hate Cake Pops!!

Well, I don’t hate them. But I’m totally done with making them now. I’ve made about 400 cake pops over the last few months for 2 shows that my sister and I did in Pennsylvania. I also made tons of Cracker Toffee, Marshmallow pops, and  Caramels (a family recipe which was handed down from my mother’s Aunt Emma).

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I made these little snowmen Cake Pops like the Chick Pops I made for Easter. I made 100 of these.

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We made these Angel Marshmallow Pops, too. They don’t have a face just a paper doily attached to the cellophane bag but the tag says it all.

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We made hundreds of Chocolate Cake Pops covered with chocolate melts and sprinkled with crushed candy canes among other types of sprinkles also. They were delicious when I first start.ed making them but after a while I wasn’t even interested in tasting them. Well, that’s a good thing really..

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Happy Christmas Season, everyone! Less than a week to go. I’m trying to savor every moment of this beautiful time of year! Linda

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I am the crafter extraordinaire (on this blog anyway.) I live with my husband, my son, David, in a cozy cape cod style house in Connecticut.

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