{Snow Pops: Baked chocolate cake, mixed with cream cheese frosting, rolled into mini balls, dipped in melted white chocolate and topped off with sprinkles}
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Day 78 Snow Pops
If you live in MN, you just have to have a snow pop....not really, but they are fun and yummy! (and not fat free by any means) I promised the boys we would make these before the snow melted! It's been so nice and the snow has been slowly melting. Tomorrow has rain in the forecast, so today had to be the day! They loved helping me with the prep work - making the round balls, deciding on the two colors for the frosting and eating whatever we didn't use. I was also planning on having them do the drizzling and dipping, but that didn't go as smoothly as I had hoped. The melted chocolates ended up getting hard to fast so I resorted to the stove. We are now enjoying the end results!
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I've lived in MN my whole life, and I don't know what a snow pop is?! Is it just a snowball covered in melted chocolate?
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of a snow pop before. They look yummy though. Love the colors.
ReplyDeleteNever heard them called snow pops before, but they are yummy and yours look great! Glad to hear the snow is melting. Hopefully Spring is on its way for you too :)
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of them either. They look yum! I didn't see snow in the ingredients though.
ReplyDeleteWe call them cake pops here. I first heard of them a couple of years ago through PW's site where she featured Bakerella. http://www.bakerella.com/ Is she from around there? I might make those for treats for D's bday party in June, yum.
ReplyDeleteA royalty party sounds like fun! and please send me the recipe! laurieflickinger@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteYUM! Another reason to come visit you! We too call these cake balls, and I'm addicted. I haven't made them yet because I'm afraid I'd eat so many I'd pop. The colors on yours are lovely with the white background, and I love the vase you have them displayed in.
ReplyDeleteThose are so pretty! Yum :)
ReplyDeleteOH YUMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM.
ReplyDeleteOur Starbucks just started carrying something that looks like this and lexi has been begging me to try them! They look like they would be a fun afternoon project for us. Thanks for sharing the "how-to" :)
ReplyDeleteLove the colours against the white snow!
Love these...such vivid contrast!
ReplyDeleteThose look fabulous. The bakerella website has some great ideas for turning those snow pops into all kinds of different creations. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteOK, now I get it! I just call them cake pops. Yours look so yummy.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! Hard to choose a favorite, but I do really like that last one!
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting to try to make these too but I am not a baker and have been to intimidated. Your look great though and so do the shots! You are very creative!
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