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Rose Cake Pops

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    Roses aren’t just for Valentines Day! They are also for Birthdays!
    Over the weekend I got a request to make Rose Cake Pops for a Valentine Birthday! The best of both worlds!
    Roses were one of my first “designer” cake pop creations so I was excited to make a new batch with my much improved skills and accessories.
    First off – I have Luster Dust!!! I used CK Products Tulip Red which I purchased at Kitchen Krafts.
    Second – I have a leaf mold!
    I am not going to go into detail on how to make cake pops, sorry… but you can see my YouTube videos here and here to learn how I make my cake pops. I dipped my pops into Red Candy Melts and allowed them to dry. To make them super shimmery I added my dry luster dust to the pops and if they could, they would’ve sang! Watch my video to see how I add the luster dust. 
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    See how beautiful!!! Love the effect!

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    To make the rose effect, I simply made a spiral around the top half of the rose using a red chocolate “pen” and then sprinkled it with various styles of sugar crystals.

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    To make the leaves, I added green candy coating to my mold and allowed it to dry. Then I added some green luster dust to the leave to give them some shimmer as well!

    I think that version 2.0 is so much prettier than the ones I was making a year ago!
    I hope the Birthday Girl Loved them just as much!

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    Have a WONDERFUL Valentine’s Day!!
    I love to Party with these wonderful bloggers!


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    Karyn Granrud

    Karyn Granrud

    I'm Karyn, a mom and wife, and I founded this little baking blog. Baking and making desserts have been my passion since I was a kid. I love experimenting with different flavors and sharing delicious recipes with all of you. Read more.

    16 thoughts on “Rose Cake Pops”

    1. How do you display your cake pops? I tried putting mine in a foam block and it kept falling over because they are so top heavy! I put foam in a vase and the cake pops made the foam fall out. Is there a sturdier foam or am i missing something?

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