The pan I used was an Wilton Easy Flex Bite Sized Silicone Square Mold. I found it in Joanne Fabrics, but you can also get it here too. There's also a flower shape, but I'm not sure how well that would work.
I used pink, white, and brown, which were cocoa-flavored, Candy Melts for the shell. Coincidentally, one-fifth of the recipe made exactly one pan or 24 squares. These are a fun way to jazz up a bake sale. If you'd like to donate to the 3 Day Walk, please click here.
Onto a completely different topic, look what I woke up to on Mother's Day morning!
My 12 year old son make me a kitty cat fruit cup - just look at those knife skills! And my precious hubby, who doesn't cook, made me an egg and toast. How lucky am I?!
Oh... and one more thing... I won the Precious Style's Cutest Cupcake Contest! This is the first contest I've ever won! Thank you to everyone that voted for me!
The cheesecake pops look so cute! I love the pink ribbon - what a creative idea! (And your son's fruit kitty cat was adorable, too.)
ReplyDeletePops look great, I really have to try those. Looks like you had a nice Mothers Day meal. That fruit looks neat. Congrats on winning the contest!
ReplyDeletewhat a great cause to donate cheesecake pops to! i am sure they were a hit. congrats on winning the contest!
ReplyDeleteHow nice that you did these pops again for a breast cancer fundraiser! Also, what a great son you have to put what he did to in your mother's day breakfast!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea! and for a great cause!!!
ReplyDeleteCute pops and for a great cause! I made these for the Daring Bakers as well, it was so much fun!!!
ReplyDeleteyour cheesecake pops turned out so amazing! And how sweet is that kitty fruit cup?!
ReplyDeleteOMG.. the kitty cat fruit cup? So freaking cute!
ReplyDeleteJulia, one more thing. Where did you get the plastic coverings for the pops?
ReplyDeleteHi Priscilla -- I bought them at Michael's but you can find them on the Wilton site too.
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