Happy Halloween!
I would like to wish everyone a happy and safe Halloween!
I made a bunch of pops for Halloween gifts.
We’ve got Witch’s Cauldrons!
To make these, dip the pop in black candy melts and place them down on wax paper. When dry, dip the flat side in some green candy melts and add the Bonez candy. Allow to dry upright.
Use orange candy melts to create the fire around the stick. Then add a touch of Red Cake Mate Gel with a toothpick.
Oct 15, 2013 – for a full tutorial with step-by-step photos on how to make the cauldron cake pops, please visit Simply Create.
We’ve got Ghosts!
These cake pops were pre-shaped into a pear-ish shape. Dip into white candy melts. Just as the candy is firming up (15 to 20 seconds) place a finger at the base and “pull” down strands of candy to give it this stringy look. Add facial features with some black candy melts or a black food writers pen.
Creepy, Crawly Spiders!
Dip these critters into black candy melts and add black licorice legs and eyeballs. My Little Cup helped me add the legs to these guys. She also insisted that they were “Happy Spiders” because there were getting candy! The red is the Cake Mate Red Gel again.
Trick-Or-Treat Buckets!
Dip cake pops into orange candy melts and place down on wax paper to dry. Dip the flat side into white candy melts and dip into fun-colored sprinkles or colored chips. Add some black licorice as the handle and decorate a jack-o-lantern face with black candy melts.
Eye Ball Martini , anyone?
I made these eyeballs and my daughter just happened to have watched Shrek earlier in the day, so I made an eyeball Martini just for Shrek!
These were dipped in white candy melts and placed upright to dry. I added the dark green candy wafer to a few, then added the lighter green candy melts to the others. Add some iris establishments with black and white candy and add the red veins with the Red Cake Mate gel.
Glowing Jack-o-Lanterns
Again, my Little Cup was watching Monsters Vs. Aliens and the Mutant Pumpkins short and the Jack-o-Lanterns came to life to take over and eat all the Halloween Candy. Their features glowed blue/green in the show and looked pretty fierce. I could not reproduce the effect, so this is what ya get!
With your cake balls, take a stick and make 5 indention’s around the ball and give it a little squish on the top to widen it. Dip into orange candy melts and add a pretzel stick top for the stem. Add green features and enjoy!
Happy, Happy Halloween!
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WOW, everyone of them are awesome. 🙂
Susie
Absolutely so cute!! What a wonderful job. Thanks for making me smile!
Love the cauldrons!!!! These are ALL so cute…I can't believe how clever you are!!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!
Those trick-or-treat baskets are beyond awesome! I love all your pops. Pinning for next year!
Oh my gosh! These are absolutely amazing! You are a cake pop genius!
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These are soo cute! Thanks for sharing.
Very cute! I like the eye balls! Visiting from Tip Junkie!
These are so cute! I have been experimenting with cake pops, I might just have to try a few of these
Super adorable! Thanks for the ideas and tips. I can't wait to try these out.