Easter cake pops

Here they are. The first of the Easter Cake Pops. I've had lots of requests over the last few days for these, so I spent some time working out ideas for you guys. I'll show you the others in the coming days. But for now, it's… Chicks, man! (Pretend I'm Joel McHale from Talk Soup

The store shelves are lined with mini malted Robin's eggs, Reese's peanut butter eggs, and solid milk chocolate bunnies, which can only mean one thing: Easter is here. And though we love these classic store bought candies, this time around we're looking for something a little special – after all, it's been quite a year. So when we saw these elaborately decorated Easter truffle cake pops from Williams-Sonoma (which has a ton of delicious-looking Easter treats), we knew we had to grab some for…

Look what the Easter Bunny brought early… bite-size baskets filled with candy and cake, too. I used licorice belts for the basket handles. Just cut them into 1/4 inch strips that are about 3 1/2 inches long and set aside until you are ready to decorate. If you cut them too long, they’ll droop on

Okay, so this isn’t really a hard sell. I mean let’s face it … cake dressed up as cute baby carrots is way more fun than the real vegetable version, right?! I think so. But, I guess I could start drawing faces on raw carrots to make me want to eat them more. Maybe. One

These adorable Bunny Butt Cake Pops are really easy to make and they make an adorable Easter treat for kids! Deanna shares the tutorial with us!

These Easter Egg Cake Pops are such a fun Easter dessert idea! Made lighter by using a box cake mix, egg whites and fat free Greek yogurt – no oil, no butter required!

Cake Pop Pastel Bouquet Cake Pop Pastel Bouquet with Fondant Flowers

The recipes for these 6 Easter cake pops add a deliciously homemade touch to your kid's Easter basket, or a little fun to dessert time. Or both.