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The Babycakes box contained...
one Babycakes machine, a tined fork to retrieve baked cake pops from the machine,a plastic mold that holds one dozen cooked cake pops and a bag of wooden sticks to insert into baked cake pops.
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Making your own batter was strongly suggested rather using a prepared box of cake mix. The recipe book that came with the machine gave an assortment of cake recipes to try as well as icing recipes. I made the chocolate cake recipe with white chocolate icing. Some cake pops were iced with white chocolate and sprinkles and others iced with toasted coconut.
This is a great kid friendly activity. And I would be remiss if didn't mention cake pops cook in 4-5 minutes. A quick snack to have on hand.
Be sure to put cake pops in the freezer 10-15 minutes before adding a stick to each one. Ice each cake pop individually so sprinkles will adhere to the icing better.
These cake pops not on a stick look just like donut holes.
Bella did miss out on having her very own cake. But she loved the rawhide bone. If I would have baked her a cake I'd use a white cake mix since it wouldn't contain chocolate, macadamia nuts, raisins or any other ingredients that can be harmful to dogs to ingest. Some other options to add to a Bella cake include adding peanut butter, pumpkin, kibble or canned food to the cake mix to make it especially enticing. Of course we all know Bella is a not a picky eater! To her everything is enticing :)
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