Cake pops — those colorful dipped and decorated golf ball-sized rounds of cake on a stick — are everywhere. They”re popping up at school functions and weddings, birthday parties and baby showers.

On the left, a vibrant rainbow drip cake covered in colorful candies and topped with swirls of rainbow frosting — pure ...

What’s not to love about cake pops? They are easy to make, completely customizable and the perfect small treat. Some may call them a trend, but we have no qualms with cake pops sticking around for ...

1. Bake a cake. Once completely cooled, crumble the cake into a large bowl. Mix thoroughly (using fingers or a large spoon) with one can of frosting. 2. Shape the mixture into a bunny head shape.

chocolate cake pops decorated with white frosting drizzle on slate board with donut, coffee beans on wooden table - ...

A stunning two-tone cake with dripping chocolate and strawberry glaze, topped with cones filled with treats, paired with ...

Sometimes we are driven by forces even we can’t explain. Maybe it means I’ve binge-watched too much “Nailed It,” but occasionally I find myself up to my elbows in candy melts and powdered sugar and ...