Mini Cake Pop Ice Cream Cones

Happy 4th Y'all!  Oh wait, the 4th was three weeks ago......so I'm a little behind with my posts.  No problem, you can make these cute treats anytime!  They are only about 3 inches tall, barely a mouthful.....well, maybe 2 mouthfuls.

 My sister-in-law/good friend Milly and I made these for a 4th of July block party in Idaho.  So fun.

 We got the mini cones at Michaels,  We made the cake ball small enough to look like tiny scoops of ice cream.  Keep in mind they will have a few coats of candy melts which will enlarge them.

We decorated the tops with stars and large red Sixlets!  Don't they look like juicy cherries?

Hint: dip rim of cone in melted candy melts and immediately place an uncoated cake ball on top of the cone.  Let harden.  Now you can hold on to the cone to dip the cake ball into more melts!  Any drips look like ice cream melting down the cone!

Diana

Bzzzzz

I am such a copy cat. Bakerella did these a while back and hers were so much neater. Literally. Neater. No drips, straight lines, cuter faces. But I am not letting that get me down. With more practice..... These are for the kids at church and I can't wait to see their faces.

Here is how I will display them. Just a little ribbon around some Styrofoam disks.The cuteness factor is killing me here! Bzzzzzz. Diana

Cake Pops!!!

Oh my goodness!!! Cake Pops!!! We finally made some!!! Were they easy? Well, maybe if you didn't have so many helpers and if you made them smaller and stuck the sticks in far enough so they didn't come out as you were dipping them and if you didn't make like a million of them!!! Were they delicious? Oh Yeah!!!

Cake on a stick, what could be better?

So many cake pops and..........so many adults watching over them!!! Hmmm. Diana