Cake pops are easy to make until it's time to dip them in chocolate coating and they fall off their sticks. Here's how to ...

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1. Bake cake as directed on the box, using a 9- by-13-inch cake pan. Let cool completely. 2. Once the cake is cooled, get organized and set aside at least an hour to crumble, roll, and dip cake balls.

After you've selected your Pop-Tarts flavor, the pieces will be pulverized in a food processor with cream cheese. For an even ...

This year has given us nostalgia for even the most basic things: hugs, groups of people, taking trips. So why not take this time to make our favorite dessert from over a decade ago? Cake pops popped ...

Cake pops are popping up all over the place – in bakeries and restaurants, at parties and in DYI YouTube videos. And what’s not to love about these cute little bites? The themes are limitless – ...

Jo Deforke wrote in looking for a recipe for cake balls, made from cake and frosting mixes, rolled into balls, frozen, then dipped in melted chocolate. OK, I was not that enthusiastic. Even when ...

1. Scrape most of the frosting off the cake and put frosting in a bowl. Set aside. 2. Mix cake until it's fine crumbs. Add frosting a bit at a time until the cake is moist enough to hold together in a ...

Heat oven to 350 degrees. Coat a 9-by-13-inch baking pan with nonstick spray. In a large bowl, combine cake mix with eggs, water and oil and beat, with an electric mixer, until smooth, about 2 minutes ...

The fun is in combining flavors and colors for distinctive results. Ooh la la, what's this? A bite into chocolate-flavored coating reveals a rich, moist, cakey interior - the perfect proportion of ...

As much as I like to bake, there's something incredibly satisfying about a dessert that takes almost no effort but still feels "fancy." That's exactly the energy this three-ingredient no-bake dip ...

This is a great spring recipe for using up cake scraps. This is fun for the kids and doesn't require much baking or cooking. Take any cake and icing (preferably from Janie's Cakes). Crumble cake, add ...