Making cake pops is never exactly easy. But making cake pops on a hot, humid summer day can be downright miserable. These
baby boy cake pops I made for a shower last summer show it. See how they're sweating??
My kitchen gets
hot. It works out well in the winter when its 25-below outside. But in the summer, even with the a/c cranking... it's a real pain! So, I started using an ice pack for my cake pops last summer. (See it there? Tucked under the cake ball plate?)
Slip an ice pack underneath the plate or pan of cake balls, before you dip them in the candy. It helps keep the cake balls a little cooler, and a little less likely to fall off of the stick. You still want to work with just 5-10 cake balls at a time, but the ice pack help keep those few cooler as well.
An Ice Pack for your cake pops... today's Tip for Tuesday.
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