Learn how to make this easy cake pop, presented in a mini ice cream cone! An effective and unique way to present your cake pops, and best of all – they don’t melt! Enjoy our step by step tutorial, and have fun making these beautiful cake pops for your next event
It’s a Jaffa LOL. They are a chocolate orange flavoured candy. If you don’t have them where you are, you can use nothing, or a malteser or peanut m & m instead. It’s not a ‘must have”, just a nice surprise when the recipient gets to the end of their pop
I usually use polystyrene blocks like the one shown in the tutorial, or I display them in a candy jar as shown in the video thumbnail. Alternately you can buy small buckets or pots and display them in those. A little rice at the bottom of the pot helps to keep them in place. Hope this helps
I love this tutorial!<3
It’s a Jaffa LOL. They are a chocolate orange flavoured candy. If you don’t have them where you are, you can use nothing, or a malteser or peanut m & m instead. It’s not a ‘must have”, just a nice surprise when the recipient gets to the end of their pop
I usually use polystyrene blocks like the one shown in the tutorial, or I display them in a candy jar as shown in the video thumbnail. Alternately you can buy small buckets or pots and display them in those. A little rice at the bottom of the pot helps to keep them in place. Hope this helps
Great tutorial
Quick question: how would you display/present these?
Jaffas are little chocolate balls with a hard orange covering. Can’t find them in Europe, unfortunately…
What is a japper? Great tutorial thank you so much!!
i like ice cream soo much more than cake, so if i made these, i’d just be dissapointed that it’s not really ice cream. good tutorial though!
I always watch these late at night… it makes me so hungry!
Awwwwwwww
So Cute!