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Thursday 27 October 2011

Pumpkin Cake Pops

I had originally planned to make Pumpkin Cake pops the usual cake pop way, with leftover bits of sponge cake and buttercream. However I posted a recipe here for Chocolate Truffles made with Alpro Soya cream and as the recipe made quite a few I decided I would make some of them into Pumpkins.


So here is how to make Pumpkin Truffle Pops.


  • First make the truffles as per the recipe here.
  • Melt Silver Spoon Orange Buttons in a bowl over a pan of boiling water. I used a very small jug hooked over the edge of the pan.


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  • Dip one end of the lollipop stick into the melted orange buttons and into the truffle. This will act as a glue and prevent the truffle from spinning around.


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  • Put the truffles into the freezer for approximately 10 minutes.


  • Dip the truffles into the melted buttons to coat. As they have been in the freezer the orange coating will set quite quickly and not drip.


  • Decorate with pumpkin faces.


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Unfortunately the writing icing that I used went very runny after a while and all the Pumpkins looked like they had been crying!

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I am entering this post into Mummy Mishaps I love Cake Halloween Challenge - truffles are cakes right?

If you want to see some really beautiful examples of what they should look like head over to The Pink Whisk where Ruth will show you how an expert makes Pumpkin Cake Pops.

I Love Cake

7 comments:

  1. thanks...although next time I will make time to do some proper writing icing!

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  2. oooh yes truffles cake pops are cakes to me! yum!! you are very ingenious so clever x

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  3. thank goodness for that! and they are very nice too....dark choc with the orange of the coating, yum! Diet has failed again this week! x

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  4. These are brilliant! Love them :0)

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  5. WOW!! They look very professional! x

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  6. very impressive! I love making cake pops such fun to decorate. These are great.

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  7. ar yes much better than wiltons melts

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