Chick pops

These are based on Bakerella’s cake pops.A few days ago I did a post on how to make cake pops so you should probably read that post first.  I included a video from Bakerella, the originator of cake pops. She said she saw cake balls at a party and knew she had to know how to make them. It was a short jump from there to cake pops, I guess. Her story is interesting. 


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The chick pops are just as easy as making cake pops. Instead of making a ball shape, I made a “chick” shape which was just an elongated blob. Since the candy melts are made in all colors, I bought some nice yellow melts, put the stick in the “chick” from the top, not the bottom. I put it slightly in back of the head, not directly at the top. Then I dipped the “chick” in the melted yellow candy. At this point the “beak” (candy from Wilton’s) has to be put in while the candy coating is still soft.
To make the eyes you can use an edible pen but  Joann’s only had the packet of pens for $9 so I decided to melt some chocolate and use the tip of a fork to make the two eyes. Worked just as well.
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I bought some nutcups (little white paper cups) from Joann’s and put some edible green straw in them so I could settle the little “chick” in a bed of straw.  Then I put the whole thing in a really pretty, Eastery looking cupcake paper. It has the appearance of a little miniature Easter Basket, I think.
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 Nashville Wraps has some nice cellophane bags and then I added a yellow, gauzy type bow around the whole thing. It’s pretty sturdy believe it or not. The bag holds the whole thing together.
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Here is a bunch of them ready to go to Jackie’s Victorian Easter Boutique in PA.
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Hope you enjoyed this, everyone. Best wishes.


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Next time: Marshmallow Bunny Pops. They were really fun.




25 comments

  1. Oh my gosh these are so sweet. I [heart] cakepops!

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  2. How SWEET!!!!!!! They are WONDERFUL!
    XXX
    Morena

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  3. Cutest little chicks ever.... Would you mind if I shared these on my blog? With credit back to you of course?
    Stef
    itsallinmyheadstefsblog.blogspot.com

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  4. Oh my, those chicks are soo cute, Linda! Thanks for sharing their cuteness with us and thanks for stopping by.

    Blessings,
    Sandi

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  5. One word...well, TWO words.......

    SIMPLY AMAZING!!!!

    My Friday's Link:
    My Handmade Lighthouse Dolphin Shelf

    I do hope you'll find time to stop by for a visit with me. Have a super weekend!!!

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  6. Oh yes, it sure does look like a mini Easter basket. What an adorable Easter treat!

    Thanks for sharing with Sweets This Week.

    Sarah

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  7. I absolutly LOVE these! You are very creative!! I especially admire your packaging and presentation!

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  8. These look so darling ! Love the way you wrapped them and they sound really yummy too. Thanks for sharing

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  9. Those are adorable!!! They would make a fun treat for kiddos to share at school or church for sure! Thanks so much for sharing on Fancy This Fridays!!

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  10. I've wanted to make some cake pops for awhile now, but I sure wish I'd seen these chicks a few weeks ago when I had a rubber ducky shower!!! They're adorable! Thanks so much for sharing! Debbie @ Cottage Hann~Me~Downs

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  11. These are adorable and packaged so perfectly!

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  12. These are so super cute! Thanks for joining my weekly party - I'm highlighting your chickies and hope you'll stop over and show off more great projects...have a nice weekend!

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  13. Super adorable!! can't wait to tell my daughter about it! She loves to do cake pops! Love the presetation you gave them!

    remodelandolacasa.com

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  14. Darling chick pops! I love how you have them wrapped up so sweetly!

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  15. These are the cutest little chicks! We would love to have you share them at our Strut Your Stuff Saturday link party! Have a wonderful day! -The Six Sisters
    sixsistersstuff.com

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  16. What a cute idea! Perfect for easter, great job!

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  17. Hi Linda,
    These are adorable. Thanks so much for sharing this post with last weeks Wednesday's Adorned From Above Blog Hop. It is being featured at tonight's party.
    Debi and Charly
    http://www.adornedfromabove.com

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    xoxo
    Rena

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  19. Oh Linda...these are so adorable! I love the touch you gave them with the nut cups and little baggies.
    Thanks for sharing on Through My Creative Mind.
    Jen

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  21. Hi Linda - These are amazing! Thanks for linking up with the Let's Get Real Party this week.

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  22. Oh, how cute! They will look great on the Easter table!

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