It tastes exactly like the cake you remember from your childhood, a cake that can now be part of your gluten free kid’s childhood too! Or you can enjoy it yourself because we’re all basically just kids at heart 🥰 This Gluten Free Confetti Cake Pop recipe is made with cake mix to keep things simple! More superficially, I used King Arthur Baking Company’s Gluten-Free Confetti Cake Mix, their newest (and brightest!) cake mix. What You Need To Know About This Easy Cake Pop Recipe: This small batch is the perfect cake to frosting ratio to hold the cake pops together without over-saturating the cake crumbs.ĭid you make this Gluten Free Confetti Cake Pop Recipe? Leave a star rating and let me know in the comments! You can also leave a photo/comment on this pin for others to see.
I used a half batch of my Vanilla Buttercream Frosting recipe which is also the same frosting I use for my Gluten Free Sugar Cookie Bars. The cake pops are held together with vanilla frosting. It’s not just about the cake, it’s about all the memories and fun times linked to it. One whiff of this sweet cake and you’re transported back to every single childhood birthday party you’ve ever attended or brought your own children to.īoxed Confetti Cake will always be a favorite because of the nostalgia. They say memories can be linked to smells and that’s exactly what happens with this cake. There’s something about boxed Confetti Cake Mix that makes it impossible to pass up. All opinions are my own ♥ Gluten Free Confetti Cake Pops Thank you for supporting the brands that support What The Fork Food Blog. I think they really enjoyed being able to share their gourmet cake pop creations with family.This post is sponsored by King Arthur Baking Company and may contain affiliate links for products and ingredients I use and love. The girls were entertained and they had fun! While they settled in to watch Soul Surfer (Which was an amazing movie, by the way) I packed up their cake pops as “goodie bag” gifts to go home with them.
This was probably one of my favorite birthday party ideas. These girls had a blast decorating them, and it was fun seeing how creative they were.
VANILLA CAKE POPS MAC
After eating some ooey gooey low calorie homemade Mac and Cheese with Almond Milk we started decorating cake pops. We laid out the cake balls, lollipop sticks, melted milk chocolate, melted white chocolate and sprinkles on the counter so everyone could decorate their own.
VANILLA CAKE POPS MOVIE
It was a mac and cheese, cake pop, movie night kind of party! Emma and I prepared the cake balls before they arrived. To celebrate her birthday, we had a few girls over for a party. She took my breath away then, and she still does today! It’s hard to believe that 12 years have flown on by! The first moment I laid eyes on her I burst into tears and announced “She’s so beautiful!”. The world is your cake pop!Įvery year when Christmas and New Years comes to an end and we feel like we’ve just recovered from the holidays, up pops Emma’s Birthday. You are able to get as creative, gourmet or simple as you want with each of your designs. Cake pops entice the child inside of me by combining the lollipop and cake into one treat. Amazing works of art exploding the markets today are the glorious cake pops! I’ve seen these brilliant inventions everywhere.
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