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Floral Cake Pops

Notes

You'll need
  • A 23cm cake - a dense sponge or fruit cake works well if like us you don't want to use any buttercream.
  • A pack of ready made fondant icing
  • Edible glitter for decoration
  • A packet of cake pop sticks
  • A baking tray lined with greaseproof paper
To make them
  1. Divide the cake up into about 20-24 portions roughly the same size.
  2. Wet your hands, take a portion, squeeze and roll it into a ball.  Press the cake quite firmly so the ball is a little compact.
  3. Repeat to use up all the portions of cake and then place the balls on a baking tray lined with greaseproof paper. Pop this in the freezer for 30 minutes.
  4. Meanwhile you can roll out the fondant icing and make pretty flowers etc.
  5. When the balls are sufficiently frozen, roll out the fondant icing to about 5mm thick. Cut circles large enough to fit your balls.  I used an 8cm biscuit cutter. and then carefully wrap each frozen ball in the fondant blanket.  You can use a little water to blend any seams or rips together and smooth them off.
  6. Repeat for all the balls and then pierce each one with a cake pop stick.
  7. Dip the top in a little water and then dip into edible glitter. Done.
They will be ready to eat in about an hour when the ball of cake inside the fondant has defrosted.