Cake Pop Recipes

This is where it all begins! Cake pops are chocolate-covered balls of cake on lollipop sticks. Watch this video and learn how easy it is to make cake pops and get started making your own pops today.

Brownie Pops are fun, playful candies that combine two favorite tastes into one great candy. Brownies and chocolate frosting are mixed and formed into balls that are placed on sticks and dipped in chocolate. These “pops” taste like decadent fudgy brownies and make perfect party food or favors.

Cheesecake Pops are delicious balls of real cheesecake, covered in bright candy coating and served on a lollipop stick. You can use any flavor of baked cheesecake you like, and can substitute white or milk chocolate for the dark chocolate coating. These cheesecake pops can be playful or elegant, but they’re always delicious.

Cake pops are a bit of a misnomer for this candy--they could more accurately be called "doughnut pops"! Doughnut holes are used in place of cake, so these candies come together in a snap. They have a surprise filling of peanut butter and jelly inside, but you can experiment with using frosting or Nutella instead.

Love Pops are a romantic variation of Brownie Pops. Give them to your sweetie on Valentine's Day or any other romantic holiday, or use the basic principles of shaping the pops to make any other shape you want.

Make your Easter sweeter with these Easter Egg Cake Pops! Moist bites of cake and frosting are formed into egg shapes, made into lollipops, and decorated to look like festive Easter eggs. Don't miss the tutorial with step-by-step photos showing how to make Easter egg cake pops!

Boo! Scare up some oohs and aahs when you make these spooky-sweet ghost cake pops. Don't miss the tutorial with step-by-step photos showing how to make ghost cake pops.

They're not candy corn, but they sure look like it! Get into the Halloween spirit with these cake pops decorated to look like candy corn. And of course, there's a handy tutorial showing you how to make candy corn cake pops.