If you're not a fan of overly sweet frosting or simply don't have any on hand, fret not: There's a way to make utterly soft ...

Cake: You can choose to use a boxed cake mix or bake your own cake from scratch. If you have leftover cake or a cake on the drier side, you can use that for your cake pops as well.

Fully mix together the cream cheese, butter and sugar (you can do this in a stand mixer, with an electric mixer or by hand if you need to). Crumble the cake into pieces (make sure it has cooled ...

Carrot cake pops: We all know at least one person whose favorite cake is carrot cake. Bake a carrot cake, whip up the cream cheese frosting, and crumble and mix them together to make the cake pops.

The versatility of cake pops is limited only by the maker’s creativity – another reason why making cake pops can be fun. Borrowing the recipe from Food Network, these are the required ...

Machines that make only four cake pops are great for parents looking to whip up quick sweets for the family. However, you might want a model that makes at least 12 at once if you’re creating ...

Bake a 13x9-inch cake. Use your favorite homemade recipe or one box of any flavor cake mix. (You can bake the cake a day ahead of time, if desired.) Once cool, crumble the cake into fine crumbs.

Cake pops — those colorful dipped and decorated golf ball-sized rounds of cake on a stick — are everywhere. They”re popping up at school functions and weddings, birthday parties a… ...