Hope you scream over these Halloween Cake Pops. (Frankensteins, spiders and werewolves, oh my!) These spooky sweets are sure to get you in the spirit.
All of the cake pops were hand-shaped and use the following sweet supplies:
Edible ink pens
Lollipop sticks
Chocolate candy melts (werewolves)
White candy melts (mummies, ghosts, skulls)
White candy melts tinted black with candy color
Orange candy melts (pumpkins)
Green candy melts (Witches, Frankensteins)
Purple candy melts (Witches, Frankensteins, Monsters, Bats)
Black licorice wheels (spider legs and witch hair)
Chocolate morsels (kitty ears)
Oreos (witch hats)
Hershey Kisses (witch hats)
Mini m&m’s (Frankenstein noses)
Tic tacs (Witch nose and pumpkin stem)various sprinkles
Paramount crystals (used to thin some of the candy melts)
Various shaped sprinkles for face details.
Squeeze bottles (for candy coating)
Candy writers
toothpicks (helpful in applying small amounts of coating to act as the glue)
plastic bowls
Half of them were red velvet cake and cream cheese frosting inside and the other half were pumpkin cake and cream cheese frosting. The pumpkin was okay, but I liked the red velvet taste better. Something about the pumpkin and candy coating together didn’t float my boat. Maybe I should just do a book for you guys… then I could have all my how-tos in one place. Now, without further ado, here are my Halloween Cupcake Pops:
Jolly jack o’ lanterns
Mouthless mummies
Werewolves you can sink your teeth into. (These might just be my faves!)
Frankensteins that I forgot to add the bolts onto.
Scary Skulls
Black Cats. Eat them if they cross your path this Halloween!
Bats don’t have to be black, but I do think these need some fangs.
Which witch? Smiling or angry?
Booo!
One-eyed purple people eaters! (and some two-eyed ones too.)
Black licorice leg spiders
And finally, a couple of horror movie cake pops.
Scream!!!! It’s Jason!
Hope you guys all have a frightfully fun Halloween!
Oh yeah, here are some Halloween cupcakes that I did last year if you’re interested.
bmommy – thank you!
Koala Green – hope the kids love them.
bern romano – You’re crazy! They look great!
If you’re not using them already, try the americolor brand pens.
I tried to make the halloween cake pops and ran into a few problems. Some of the chocolate crystalized, the chocolate wouldn't thin enough and I had to "spread" it on the pops, my food markers wouldn't work on the chocolate so I had to "paint" the chocolate on to make some of the face features. But all in all, I'm happy with how it all came out. Click here to see a picture http://www.kodakgallery.com/Slideshow.jsp?mode=fromshare&Uc=o0c61sa.712ht0fa&Uy=-hdzkfq&Ux=0. Bakerella, all your stuff looks awesome and you make everything look so easy! Please write a book so we can all learn your tricks!
These look so cute. I hope to make them next week for my kids classes! Thank you!
Ah freakin dorable…Love your website!!
vallie – I’m glad you found them easy!
I just made halloween Cupcake Bites with your recipe! They are so cute, it was so much fun and a lot easier than I thought it would be. Pictures are on my blog.
Thanks for the recipe Bakerella!!
Here’s a link to some chocolate basics:
Could you have gotten any water/moisture in your chocolate?
This has happened to me. I notice it with the round cake pops. It doesn’t happen with the cupcake pops for some reason. It makes me think that it could be related to the size / amount of coating on the ball … weight of it. I need to experiment more to narrow the cause, but check this out.. It may answer some ?s.
http://www.baking911.com/chocolate/basics.htm
Bakerella Please HELP, I have made your cake pops several times now always a hit. Today I was making pumpkins, and they looked great but as they where drying they were cracking!!! What am I doing wrong, I had chilled the cake pops before coating but I always do that
Can you tell me what to do
rigby ericksons – I used a squeeze bottle to outline and fill in the bat wing shapes on wax paper. Once dry, I glued them with more of the melted candy. Be careful. They are really fragile.
marycake – ok ok ok
Holly – Thanks Holly
RecipeGirl – YAY!
Prudy – they’re pretty easy
Jen – Yes, I use the Americolor brand.
Mary Lou Weidman – Thanks. Glad you think so.
Andrew Abraham – I’ll take a peek.
Lalaine – Thanks, that’s nice of you!
jane – Hope they make you a bunch!
unicef will make a fortune at our bake sale on thursday… thank you so much! off to get the ingredients.
halifax, nova scotia, canada
what do u mean guesting on Martha Stewart? U need your own show!
Your Halloween ideas are great…
The members of recipebuddys.com are looking for dessert recipes…maybe you can post some of your recipes on the site… I am sure the members would be very greatful…thanks
Andy
http://www.recipebuddys.com
I’m adding you to my blog….I think your blog is fun and soon when I do a newsletter, I am putting your blog on as a must see and must mark as a favorite! We need more fun in this world and you are doing your part!
Thank you.
Mary Lou Weidman
are those the exact edible pens that you use? I found a couple at the stores around me and they dont seem to work on the candy. Thanks!
Here is my attempt at your super cute Halloween pops!
http://pellizzari.blogspot.com/2008/10/halloween-pops.html
I love those cake pops. I’m definitely going to give the mummy a go.
These are so cute and creative I did some simple pumpkin cake pops on my blog today. Take a peek! :)
So cute!! The mummies and the ghosts are my favorite!! :)
I honestly have to say that your work is some of the best I have seen. Write a book! Write a book! Write a book!
By the way, I posted them on my blog, if you’d like to see my finished product, check it out. They aren’t as cute as yours I’m afraid.
I tried these yesterday and they turned out so cute! Thanks so much for the idea. You are very creative! I think I will try some again tomorrow. My daughter really wants me to make the bats, but I’m not sure how to do the wings. What did you use?
Cosmo – thanks!
malin – what?! You’ll love red velvet cake!
Anonymous – you may have gotten water in your chocolate.
Paul and Dennise – the main reason to remove the edges from that cake was because they were hard when baked. As far as the chocolate, you can use a few drops of oil to thin it out.
Jess and Jen – It does make things easier!
Cakespy – Oh, I did! I did!
barbichounette – merci!
awoz – thank you!
Sara – in a styrofoam block or in a dish filled with sugar.
and
when I put them in the freezer, if they are round, I insert the sticks and place them on a tray upside down. For the cake pops, they are only in the freezer to firm up. Once the stick is inserted, they don’t need to go back in
These are fantastic! I read through the above comments, and I have a few questions that I don’t think have been asked yet:
First, how do you serve them? Do you stick them in something so they’re standing up, or do you put them in a glass, or…? And similarly, if you stick them in the freezer before doing the melted chocolate, how do you keep them upright?
Thanks! I’m looking forward to trying these for Halloween! :)
Your scary pops are gorgeous, just gorgeous.
What a crafty and talented person you are…
Great work!
Extra !!!!
Quel travail !!
Bizzzzzzzzz
Barbichounette
Bakerella, as a serious fan of both horror movies and sweets, I must say, these guys just made me melt! Even better I can tell you had so much fun making them!
I made some orange and brown Halloween cupcake bites and put them on my blog if you want to take a peek! I LOVE using the candy mold for the bottoms!
http://jessnjen.blogspot.com/2008/10/halloween-is-coming.html
Fabulous! Your creativity is endless! I just had to make these too…however, I had a problem with the cake/icing mixture. It was dry, and I had added the whole can of icing. I did go to the Martha site, and noted that her instructions tell you to cut around the perimeter of the cake abut 1/2″. This could be causing my problem. Also, I am not having a lot of success with dipping the cakes into the candy coating…is there a way to thin out the bark without ruining the white chocolate? Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Dennise
HELP!!!! The candy coating is cracking after it has set. What am I doing wrong? Have used this for other items with no problem.
Any ideas??
Those look amazing, I am definitely gonna try some of them out for Halloween.
I’ve never ever tried red velvet cake though. The idea of a red cake sort of scares me… A bit. O.o
Oh. And I second (more like 30rd?) the book idea. -nods-
Outstanding.
The trad. stuff is brilliant, but I esp. love the Jason hockey mask. Halloween rocks.
abigail @ Piece of Cake – thanks, I like them, too.
julie – thanks for commenting.
Wurtz Gang – Get in the kitchen and get to it Gina!
Dot – thanks!
maybe strawberry – Thanks, I spent a lot of time on them, so I appreciate it.
jenny be cheery – I’m working on it.
learn chinese – I’m glad you enjoy everything.
Andy Guo – I’ll try to keep you guessing.
lfamily5 – thanks!
Wendy – tell them I said hi!
claudiamx – glad you like them
Hillary – I’ll see if I’m too late.
Sandy Smith – oooh spooky!
Papilles et Pupilles – thanks
stonemaven – just make sure you mention and link back to me.
mrsmouthy – I love depressingly mundane cookies. The ususally tast the best. YUM!!!!!
Tylo’s Mom – Good luck.
Ashley – He’ll be cute in the lunchroom. I say go for the skulls. It’ll give him a little street cred.
Leslie – thanks
Anonymous – thank you!
The Bath Project – Thanks!
Elin h. – I’ll check them out!
absolutely lovely!
you’re so talented! I made some pops (not as detailed as yours but still) too and posted them on my blog modisten.blogg.se (in swedish). You are such a great inspiration!
Elin, 14 yrs Sweden.
LOVE the mummies!! you are so talented!!
You are just too dang cute!
Darling, just darling!
These are so freakin’ adorable! I have to muster the courage to try these (who cares that the kid is in middle school, maybe I’ll send him in with some anyway, lol)
wow! You are so awesome!
I just found your blog and I am so inspired. I can’t wait to try the cake balls and I think I’m going to do the scream ones (seem the easiest for a beginner). Keep up the great work!
If you have time, you can check out my blog: http://tylosmom.blogspot.com/
I joined at least 20 other people in showcasing these treats and linking to you in my blog. Right next to a picture of some depressingly mundane cookies I baked for Halloween. Thanks for the inspiration!
(Lets see if this one will post)
Would you mind if I reposted this to the recipe group Halloween_Food? I know they would love it!
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Halloween_Food/
They are amazing ! I love them !
If I had these, I would just prop them up around me and stare at them all day. They are AMAZING. You rock!!
I can’t get over how adorable these are! You should really submit them to our Halloween recipe contest!
wow absolutely adorable, You are AMAZING, really….
Just wanted to say thank you for an awesome blog. I’m so impressed with your baking AND photography, and my daughters love checking out your blog.
Adorable! You are so talented!
At first I was marveled to see such a blog.Your blog is sparkling. It has a great appeal. How are U able to cope such a lot. Meet me at
http://gwb-chinese.blogspot.com/
Waiting with curiosity. To know your innovation.
Thank you very much for sharing.
Through your blog, a lot of people including me of course have a chance to read and learn from.
I have read some of your post and I really enjoyed reading it.
Thanks again and looking forward for more of your posting soon!
BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK!!!!!
yup. you need to write one!
hugs,
jenny =0)
wow! these are the best cake pops ever!! so detailed and so great!!
these are great! I’ll be linking to this tomorrow as part of ‘a dabbled halloween’…
dot
dabbled.org
Your creativity is inspiring! I am definately craving some mini-cupcake pops! I can hardlee wait to get in the kitchen and start baking!-Gina
I just came across your blog, thank you for sharing your wonderful treats and recipes! I can’t wait to try them!
these are INSANE!
Gem – that’s good to hear.
LindsayB – thank you
rach – I guess that means I’m doing a good job.
Liz – thank you!
tiff – glad you like them.
Anonymous – and you’ll probably keep seeing them. sorry.
Stina – I’ll have to check that out.
Jane – wow. thanks.
mr.sound and mrs.sound – the werewolf is red velvet with chocolate coating.
Kathy from Oklahoma – it’s difficult.
mommy2twindaughters – thank you!
happyathome – thanks!
Monica Lewis – thanks for looking out for me.
Erin – good taste
ok, you did it AGAIN! Wow! My 4 year-old saw these and just said, “Mommy Mommy, please can we make these!” So we might just have to give these a try! I think the witch is my favorite!
Wow, anonymous, certainly you must be finding something you like in Bakerella’s unbelievably creative cakepop creations… you keep coming back! hahaha
I had to link my blog about this, they are wonderful! I am putting your blog on my side bar, very cute! Cheers!
Yippeee! The Halloween pops! So cute!
Time, tume, time-where do you find the time?
Eeeeekkk! Cool! What flavor is the werewolf? I love chocolates.
http://www.foodista.com
You had me at hello! These are amazing!
Oh my god, I would love to try all your cakes :P I am a swedish girl and not that good at english and I wonder if you can have this translate from google on your site? http://translate.google.com/translate_tools?hl=sv&sl=en
Thanks! /Stina
You should just change the name of your blog to Cakepoperella. Because I see the same things over and over. Cake pops.
i’ve been wondering when you would post a halloween themed post! amazing! the ghosts are so cute and everything has such great detail
Wow. You are so creative. VERY cute!
Liz
http://www.lovingthismomstuff.blogspot.com
http://www.agiveawayaday.blogspot.com
http://www.justanotherliz.blogspot.com
My oh my – You are sooooo good! My mouth waters every time I enter your site!
you have got to be kidding me! these are amazing!!!
you have got to be kidding me! these are amazing!!!
I love your recipes. I have tried out several of your decorating tips and they have all been a big hit with friends and family.
Thank you!
Annalisa – thank you
aparna – welcome to the blog.
Moo G – thanks!
Vegan_Noodle – okie dokey
Satisfying my Sweet Tooth – I wouldn't go that far. But thanks for the compliment
cupcakesordeath – and one big thank you to go with it,
mimi168888 – Unfortunately that's what happens after people try them.
Michelle Baker – I'm sure you can do it.
Lil Missy – I try to answer as many as I can.
Nicole – thanks!
Frost – I hope you do.
Ida – They will. Definitely!
Linda – Until I can find something better, I was thinking of mini m&ms
Natalie… – thank you!
Evami – Good Luck!
M Crew – I'm sure you are!
LaDue & Crew – OOOh Awesome. Done.
Robyn – Thanks as always and let's see pics of the parties! What fun!
well for goodness sake, these are adorable and too cute to eat…wait I think everyone else already said that!
I was stopping by to tell you that I came across something fun for you…check out my edible eyeballs post from Tuesday….you might be able to put the idea to good use!
Love to you and hope you are doing well! (Did I tell you this summer I did parties for both Katherine Heigl and….Britney?!?! :) FUN!) Thanks for always being my inspiration girlie!
Love,
Robyn
I’m right with everyone- write a book! I will pre-order a case to give out as gifts! I sure hope my blog can be as fun as yours… someday!
I hate how amazing you are… but only because I wish I was this amazing. :)
I just love your creativity:) It´s such an inspiration to come to yopur blog and se all the amazing stuff you create:)
I think i´m gonna try some og your “pop”s for my son´s first birthday that´s coming up soon:)
Wow :O youre work still amazes me, i love all of these!!
looveee it!!
Wonderful! I will try them for my daughter’s halloween class party. You said you forgot the bolts off of Frankenstein. What were you going to use? Lifesavers? something similar?
Great work!
I love the pops and I am sure my grandchildren will too!
these are the coolst things ever i am so trying this at home hahaha
Oh my goodness, those are the cutest things i have ever seen!
Thanks for answering my question. You’re so sweet to reply to EVERYONE’S comments!
Holy crap! I shudder to think how long these took to make, especially with all of the detailing! They are absolutely adorable, but still! The only ones I would be brave enough to try are the pumpkins, since they are round, lol!
OH my… They are so cute…..I Love it….Have to make some for halloween. I started making some of the regular cake pops and evryone at works loves it… So now every monday morning when I get to work, they hound me to see if I brought some in…haha
One word – Supercalifragilisticexpialidoceous!
You’ve got some serious talent! Crazy to see you had 3 whole comments a year ago and now you are practically a celebrity in the baking world! Congratulations!
Wow! These are amazing!!! And please do write a book!
you are amazingly talented!! WOW!!!
Wow.This is my first time here. I think iam in sweet heaven. Thanks for the recipes. I have book marked a few.Will try it out soon.
Those are fantastic!!!
Vanessa Contessa – Okay… Good Luck!
Has anyone ever told you that you look like Neve Campbell?
gingela5 – Oh good, my first sale.
Sue Sparks – try weekend.
landa – thanks!
Chantelle – you would love the taste too!
Ketchesons – you're welcome!
Jess and Jen – I'm sure they'd still be cute!
Sarah, Jesse, and Isaac – OOOH, that pie. Don't remind me. I'll have to bake it again!
Anthonette – Thanks, Jason was fun to do.
angelabarton – it's a tic tac. If you push the stick all the way through, the cake will slide dowm.
My Sweet & Saucy – thanks so much!
sharyl – I really don't know.
Anonymous – glad you like them
Emily Rose – I bet you were cute.
L. Wallis – Good luck!
Bobbie – I did! I did!
Katie – decades.
Julie – I hope you can
Clumbsy Cookie – YAY!
cookemila – thank you!
Tamana – try the mercken's brand. You may have better luck.
Hayley – I bet he would like the skulls.
Snooky doodle – you can.
Crissy Cakes – Happy Halloween to you, too!
CuteStuffInside – Thanks
Katrina – Thanks
Ashley – YAY! Success.
dlb – Cute. Thanks!
june – with a toothpick while it was still wet.
Susan – that's sweet of you.
Anonymous – a lot of wrist work.
Deshona – thanks for saying so.
Becky – yeah, if you mess up, then you can just cover it up.
Kim – Thanks a bunch!
Jen – And to think I almost didn't make these. I think they are the overall favorite.
Katherine – Okay, I'll hold you to that.
Misty – you can use any cake and frosting combo you like.
Anonymous – Wow, Guess I better get busy.
Life with boys… – will do.
Anonymous – Danny, is that you?
Lil Missy – this time it was mercken's
Jen – good luck!
Patricia Scarpin – hope they scream with delight
candesintx – those would be cute.
puglyfeet – I love the werewolves. I think it's their teeth.
Laura – thanks
Mrs. Cupcake – okay!
Anonymous – thank you
mimi – wowzers! that's a big compliment. thanks.
Tori – you're welcome. Have fun.
Anonymous * tonya * – thank you!
Madelyn @ Southern Weddings – glad you like them.
Edna – thanks for saying so. That made me smile. Hope you can find them when you visit the us.
Jaina – I'll have to imagine it, too.
La Pixie – don't knock yourself.
koopermom – they were.
Atticelf – eat them, share them with co-workers and I hate to say, sometimes throw them away.
Sue Sparks – OK
Dianne – OK OK
Kerri – Alright, I can take a hint.
Pattty Treviño – thank you.
Katie – Thanks for the vote of confidence.
Dana – thank you
Jodie – glad you like them
E – Pick it up and put a pop in it.
Little Miss Contrary – thanks!
MommaKiss – wow, my head is getting bigger with each compliment. You guys are all so sweet.
Sawyer's Mommy – you're welcome.
Cathy – wheresmydamnanswer – thank you
Stephanie – glad you think so.
Mandy Kay – Happy Halloween
hellokittiemama – I feel bad for them, too.
craft pig – Yes. really. werewolves!
Lisa Smiley – thanks! I'm sure yours are cute too.
Dulzura Magica – I bet you'd give in.
Nichole – Thanks
Pieceful Bits – I know. Once you make them for someone. Then they want you to make them all the time.
TaraB – try adding a little less frosting next time.
Hibler House – I used candy writers to make the white and then colored pens to draw the eye color and pupil. You could use lifesavers, too though.
Glenda – Good choice.
Anonymous – I agree. That would have made a difference.
WishTrish – I've got the shirt just for you. http://www.bakelove.com
Stacy – Yeah, Big difference a year can make.
Bridget- okay, all of them
Lori Haynes – you've got the right idea.
Hippie Family… – thanks
LolliCakes – I like them sweet!
kira – I have more ideas coming.
Jenn – thanks
Anonymous – thanks
Pamela – Would he scream?
toots – Welcome!
Lisa magicsprinkles – Cute!
Tucker, Jess, and Brian – Guess I better get back to the drawing board.
becca – thanks
Baking Chamber – Wow. A big fave.
angelabarton – I wonder if your dough is too moist. Try adding a little less frosting next time.
Then after they are rolled, dip the stick in some coating and stick in ball, keeping the sticks in the air. They need to be inserted in straight and not at an angle. Then put in the freezer for a few minutes to firm up. Take one out at a time so the others remain firm and dip in your coating. You can also try holding the bowl at an angle and rolling the sides in the coating and then the top. Gently Move the pop from side to side until the coating slides around the bottom side of the pop. If it does not make it all the way down try tapping it slightly to help make it smooth dowm. You can also use a toothpick to direct the coating. It needs to completely surround the base of the stick for support.
Jolette – YAY!
Michelle – Thank you
Katie – Thanks
Gina – Good call.
Alison – Wow. Thanks for the love.
mommaof4wife2r – Hope you make some.
tiaraco – thanks for the shoutout.
Suburban Zombie – Thank you!!!
elizabeth – I saw them online. I think they are using brownies unless they've moved on to cake. Hmmm. Suspicous.
Stacey – Good, it's working.
Jessica – I wish I knew.
Brindi – Thanks. I like happy!
Yea! Your site makes me so happy. Such cute ideas!
oh I love these! Just sitting here wondering how you come up with all of this!! I love the witches!
Jessica
Oh my! You are just too funny. I love reading your blog, it always puts a smile on my face. And it makes me hungry, now that I think about it. Thanks for all the great ideas!
Hay! I sw some like this in Williams Sonoma. Are they rippping you off? Cause that’s soooo not cool!
You are just absolutely RIDICULOUS! …and we love you! Topped yourself AGAIN!
OhmyGosh! So Cute!
Had to give your blog and these Halloween cake pops a shout on my blog.
You need to do a book – for sure!
super fun! love the ideas…my fav, the purple people eaters!
These are RIDICULOUS!!!! Ridiculously awesome, that is. I LOVE them! Like….love love, not like love. I’m SOOOOO making these one of these days.
Oh. My. Gravy. Those are SO cute!!!! I love ’em all. As for the witches, my vote is for “angry”
WOW! I love them ALL! How creative!!! And too stinkin cute!
Ok, just when I think your creations can’t get any cuter…they do! I think I like the mummies the best. Hey, I’m a simple gal! And yes, you should have your own book :)
These are fantastic..! I will try to make Halloween cake pops my own.
Ok, I tried…I really did try to re create these (this is my 2nd time) I don’t know what i”m doing wrong, after I chilled the “dough” and rolled into balls I put a lollipop stick inside I tried to dip it into the chocolate and the lollipop stick fell out. I let the chocolate cool a little bit, I put the “dough” into the freezer with the lollipop stick hoping it would stay together and they sill fell apart! HELP! What am I doing wrong, can you give me any advice, I want to try them again!
Wow those are so amazing! my favorite is the one eyed purple people eater, theyre soo cute! thanks for the post
I knew you’d have to do Halloween ones. I love them. So creative.
Those cake pops are just amazing!!! You must have spent so much time making them! I love each design equally, so I can’t choose a favorite. Your creativity is endless! Can’t wait to see what you will come up with for Thanksgiving and Christmas!!! :)
You are so talented, it’s scary.
I just found your blog and I must tell you I LOVE it. Thanks for sharing your creations!!!
Love them all! They are all incredibly adorable. I really like the witch. And I’m extremely impressed by Jason and the Scream mask! My oldest son would go CRAZY over all of these.
These are really cute
I’d buy your book! These are all too cute!!
*how my bad haha
OMG! ur beyond creative! wow! im always so in shock in what u come up with. hoe do u think of all this stuff?
I did the jack-o-lanterns last week and everyone loved them! I am going to try carrot cake and make more jack-o-lanterns – I’ll let you know how they taste. I tried strawberry cake mix during the summer and thought they were WAY tooooo sweet…
Oh I love love love these!!! what an amazing idea!
Oh my gosh! Will someone come watch my 9 month old for 2 days so I can try to make some? Better yet, just mail me a few!! So cute!
Oh my is right!!! These are adorable. I think the skulls are my favorite….no, the mummies,… no, the movie pops….hmmmm…..
Those are amazing!!! I wish I had the time to get that detailed!! I thought it was funny how last year, for the cupcakes you only had 3 comments… This year you already have 83!! You’ve come a long way! Congratulations!
There is no end to your wicked imagination, is there?! I want to be Bakerella when I grow up! :)
YES! You totally should make a book on your cake pops! I would buy it in an instant. It would be so helpful to have the directions in print so im not running from my archived posts!
I made my first attempt at cake balls this weekend. I made them about twice the size without a stick and they were a hit.
Also — You said the pumpkin didnt mesh well with the candy.. perhaps a chocolate coating would be good! I was thinking about that this weekend :)
Well if these aren’t the cutest things I’ve ever seen. You are so talented. They are all too cute, I can’t pick a favorite. I think I will have to make the jack o lanterns for Halloween.
I was thinking of making some of your pops for a Halloween party and I love the ones you put together! Way cute! I was thinking of doing red velvet and white coating, like eyeballs or something. How did you make the eye on your one eyed purple monster? Could you give me a hint? And definitely think about a book, I love all your pops you make and it would be awesome to have a book to reference in my kitchen, so I don’t have to run upstairs every time. Plus, we would all buy it and you would be a millionaire. Thanks!
I love your little cupcake pops and attempted them this weekend, however mine where a flop! What is the secret? I think my cake was too moist because they tasted as if the cake had never been baked… HELP!!!
Luv the mummies..they look like something I COULD DO!
I have made the “cupcake” balls and they always get rave reviews!
I have even have people offer to pay me and make them for their party!!! I havent committed to it;) I do have a full time job outside the home too!
I now have to bring them to every party-by request.
Thanks for all your tips, recipes, and creativity!
(~~)
Julie
OMG SO CUTE! You have out done yourself this time! You rock :)
These are just scarylicious theyre so perfect I wouldnt not dare eat them!!!
Adorable! You never fail to amaze! I love the werewolves, too! So fun! I did some ghosts Saturday with the stick out the top and they were cute. I love your fun ideas! So many to choose from!
You never cease to amaze me!!!
Werewolves? Really? AWESOME
These are just the coolest. Times like this I do get that little “green monster” because my kids are on special diets (1 is gluten/casein free and the other is dairy-free). I would love to give them something like this!!!
oh, my, goodness, you are TOO CUTE!
Happy Halloween! xo
Those are simply too cute! I agree with Gingela5’s comment – you should do a book of these adorable cake balls and pops that you keep doing – it’d sell great!
These are the cutest things I have seen!! They are so adorable!!
I am always in awe of your creations. You are so talented. Thanks for sharing.
You are TRULY amazing. Fantabulous!!!!
Those are spooking-ly adorable! You are the creative cupcake-decoration queen!
my jaw is on the floor… W O W !
These are SO adorable. I love your talent!
All of them are awesome! Great job!!
Publish?? You should do a book – even if you only use the online blog content from old postings! Check out the ‘I have something to publish’ at the bottom of this page on Amazon… maybe it’s relevant? http://www.amazon.com/gp/browse.html?node=3309511
I would buy your book. :)
Wow Que tiernos, Nice, Nice, Nice
You should SO do a book. It would sell like crazy. A friend of mine just made the dogs for her daughter’s birthday – EVERYONE raved. The book, much like your site/talent, would be a HIT!
PLEASE DO A BOOK!!!!!!!
YES, DO A BOOK!!!!
LOL – my fave is Jason. I’ve wondered this so many times…what do you do with all of your creations?
I am just amazed at your creativity. They look absolutely delicious!
you are too much. everytime someone compliments my creativity, I think about how much it PALES in comparison to yours. you ROCK. I love all the pops. I wish I could rent you to make pops for me!! write a book, open a store!!
OMG those are adorable!!! I can just imagine how amazing a Halloween party at your house would be :)
Cute…cute..cute…
I just want to tell you how much I enjoy your beautiful creations.
I love in Angola – Africa, and unfortunatelly, cannot find the ingredients here (maybe I’ll bring some from the US in Jan!!!).
But visitiing your site always bring a smile to my face.
thanks for sharing!
These cake pops are fantastic! They are so adorable! Too cute and perfect for any Halloween event!
oh my goodness, they look frightfully adorable.
I just KNEW you were going to make some fun cake pops for Halloween! I have been waiting to buy supplies until you posted them. Thanks for doing so a few weeks in advance of Halloween. That way I’ll have time to mess up a few batches while trying to figure out how to make them look like that, although they’ll never be as cute as yours!
wowzers! these are just about THE awesomest things i have seen for halloween, ever!!
WOW!!! I love them. Great work!
Love them! Seriously it’s time to write a book about cupcake pops!!! Amazing
You are AMAZING with these pops… I love them!
The werewolves and black cats are ADORABLE. So cute!
couldn’t wait to see what you’d do for Halloween. Love ’em. I think I’m going to make eyeballs.
BTW Tamara – it could be the brand of melts you are using. I have no luck w/ Wilton candy melts.
Try Merkens candy melts.
My nieces would go crazy over these, sweetie!! So adorable!
LOVE them! I going to have to dig out some baking supplies this afternoon and give this a try!
You are so brilliant!!!
Very cute….I’m going to have to do a few of these for our Halloween party! Did you use the Make n Mold melts or the Merckens melts?
You’ve got mad cupcake skills.
I love them all!!! Too creative Bakerella, keep em coming!
these are so awesome!!!! and yes – i would also buy that book :)
Those are awesome. I would definitely buy your book. I have a question for you. I want to make these for a Halloween party I will be having for my kids. Can you only use red velvet cake and cream cheese icing?
Misty
WOW!! I think these are my favorites yet!! I love all the different designs! If you write a book I will be the first to pre-order it! Promise!!!
Can’t wait to try these out with the kids!
Those are amazing! Love them all. My kids are loving the one-eyed monsters.
You’ve OUT DONE yourself! These are the cutest CAKEBITES I’ve seen you make so far! Well, they’re ALL cute but these one’s are pretty AWESOME! If you gave me one, I don’t think I could eat it. I’d want to save it and look at it!
Congratulations! I love them ALL! The pictures are awesome too!
You have to be the most patient person on earth. Those were bootiful! The one-eyed purple people eaters I could possible tackle, just too clever.
wow your amazing!!!
As always, you did an impeccable job! How do you keep your chocolate from pooling at the bottom? It is so smooth!
you are awesome!
omg! i love the wolfman! how did you do the fur?
these are really awesome! you’re the cupcake pop/bite/bit queen!
These are soooo cute! I am impressed!!! Wow~
Amazing! I was going to say Frankenstein was my favorite, then as I kept scrolling to see each one, they are all too cute to pick a favorite. Love the witches and their chocolate hats. Such talent! I love that each one is unique, too.
Love them all but “Mummy Dearest” is the best!
S.W.A.K.
http://www.CuteStuffInside.blogspot.com
These are absolutely Spooky-Cute!!! I’d have to say that the purple people eaters are my favorite…..Happy Halloween.
woww how cute. If i can say that since they re not supposed to be cute right ?? You re great.
These are so cute! My brother’s birthday is on halloween, he’ll be 18 so I should make him so of these!
I agree with gingela5 though, you should do a book, you’re so creative!
These are so adorable!!
I have tried making your cakepops twice before and I can never get the chocolate coating right. I think my chocolate doesn’t melt enough and becomes a big mess when dry (top running down the sides). Also it looks nothing like a cupcake.
I have done the double boiler method and microwave. I use the Wilton candy melts.
What am I doing wrong??
Thanks! :-)
deliciosamente terrorificos
Loooooooooooooo! These are my favourite pops ever! So cute!!!!
those are amazing. I would love to do these, not sure if I can find the materials here in Hungary, but I am going to go look!
I wow these looks absolutely fantastic! They must have taken you ages.
you must have been working hard to make all those!!! I almost wished we celebrate Halloween in Australia
Please make a book! I can’t get enough of your ideas! I am going to try the Halloween cake pops later this week….wish me luck.
Wow the attention to detail is amazing! I actually dressed up as a one eyed one horned flying purple people eater when I was about 9 years old. My mom was kind enough to help me make the costume- because as you can guess, we couldn’t locate one in a store!
Your cupcake bites are just absolutely adorable!!
oh wow! just too cute! how do u find time to do these? amazing!
You outdid yourself with these! I love each one of them!
LOVE the halloween theme! I might make these for my daughters halloween party at school! What did you use for the tops of the pumpkins to make them green? Is that the top of the lollipop stick pushed through and colored or dipped in Chocolate, or something else added. ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE!!! You should make a book with all your neat ideas and recipes!!! (If you haven’t already!)
These are soooooo fun! I look forward to seeing your new creations. They are all fantastic. I cracked up when I saw your movie horror guys.
These are just too cute! You are my inspiration to do fun treats for Halloween. I would love for you to do a book – I always get the urge to make goodies once I check out your blog. The one with the chocolate chip cookie pie? I made it the next day…
Oh my goodness! I love them! I was so excited to make orange and brown cupcake pops for Halloween, but now those seems so boring after seeing you cute and oh-so-creative ones!
They are AMAZING!!! I love Halloween and I am so going to make these!!!
Thank thank you so much
Little cake pops? Brilliant.
It’s the first time I’ve ever heard of it. A mouthful of cakey goodness… I’m in love!
You’re so talented, and I would definitely buy your book too. x
Oh these are just too cute!
I had JUST finished my list of things to buy to make jack-o’-lantern cupcake pops, when I clicked on your blog and lo and behold…OF COURSE you beat me to it, and WAY BEYOND!!! I love the witch! You’re too much!!! :) You must have had a very busy evening!
So cute! I think I love all of them! You really should do a book! I know I’d buy it!
Absolutely Adorable! My two favorites are the skulls and the purple people eaters (they’re almost too cute to eat!)
I have finally gotten up the nerve to try to make these. I’m going for the little cupcake truffle like things instead of the pops. Wish me luck!