More Cake Pops Please!

Our first post on cake pops has been our most popular blog post by a mile! We have made a ton more cake pops since then so we thought we'd share our latest
cake pop creations!

Clown and other whimsical cake pops created for a
carnival party. See the entire party here!

We added royal icing transfers to dress up these cake pops for this super hero birthday party.

Minnie and Mickey Mouse cake pops for a lucky little girl's birthday party. See the huge dessert table and
party details here!

Anchor shaped molds were used to decorate these cake pops for a vintage style nautical baby shower.

How adorable are these strawberry cake pops? Placing them in strawberry baskets took the cutness level over the top! These were made for this retirement party.

We don't often do upside down cake pops but we thought they would look great on top of two lighted square vases. See all the pictures from this party here.

Here are our owl cake pops on a branch shaped from fondant. See these cake pops in the dessert table we created for a baby shower that was featured on Amy Atlas!

The House of Minnie Mouse

One of our biggest challenges to date. Transform a backyard into a Disney paradise. Our client wanted a very large assortment of goodies for her daughter's 3rd birthday party. We needed three full size tables just to accommodate all the desserts.

The head table featured our zebra cupcakes, rice krispie pops, enormous Mickey and Minnie cookies, chocolate dipped Mickey oreos, chocolate drizzled popcorn and fudge dipped caramel pretzels. Let the sugar coma commence!

Look at those cookies! Jennifer painstakingly created these sugar cookies. That frosting is flawless. Also, check out the pop out ears on the food labels, adorable.

The second table featured our candy confections. More of the incredibly popular and delicious popcorn and fudge covered, caramel pretzels. Our cake pops are always a show stopper. I'm not sure what you would call these, but incredible works of art, is a start. Jennifer raised the bar with the Mickey and Minnie versions.

Our client also wanted other cereals turned into marshmallow pops, like cocoa puffs and Lucky charms.

All the children loved our candy buffet. More licorice, gummi bears, and jelly beans than they could handle.

The third table polished off the wonderful decadance. What better way to finish off a party than with milk and cookies. Each child got their own bottle of milk with decorated straw. 

We added balloons in the theme colors of black, white, and red and theme patterns, polka dot and zebra print to fence posts as well as create these custom table centerpieces.