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A baker in Leeds has whipped up some edible art in the form of cake pops - the new craze in baked goods, using things that go bump in the night as her inspiration. The creative baker ‘Miss Insomnia Tulip’ has made these delicious mouthfuls of cake-on-a A lot of teachers ordered from me, then their friends. It just kind of grew — a lot,” said Anderson, who officially opened her business, creative cake pops & More, about six months ago. Now, Anderson is making an array of cupcakes and cake pops "I thought it was very easy and achievable," she said. "I think cake pops allow people to be more creative than just making a regular cake. You can't prepare a regular cake in a flower pot, you know what I mean?" In a large bowl, break up cake into fine “I thought it was very easy and achievable,” she said. “I think cake pops allow people to be more creative than just making a regular cake. You can’t prepare a regular cake in a flower pot, you know what I mean?” In a large bowl, break up cake Perhaps inspired by over-the-top cake reality shows, or perhaps just fed-up with plain old cakes, brides are getting demanding—and bakers are happy to get creative brides are adding pops of color, with patterns, ribbons or other accents. Cake pops - dipped and decorated golf ball-size rounds of cake on a stick - are popping up at school functions and weddings, birthday parties and baby showers. Cake pops are featured in books, classes and YouTube videos. Even Starbucks sells them. .
Cake pops were a simple but ingenious new use of a traditional product – an essential aspect of innovation. Their debut opened up huge opportunities for new sales and different creative offerings of the same basic product: batter and frosting on a stick. Be imaginative. Believe me, these little gems can really get your creative juices flowing. I read about cake pops last August while searching the Internet for an easy dessert recipe for a fundraising bake sale. I found Bakerella's website, saw the words Babycakes Cake Pop Maker is a product that makes bite-sized cake balls or donut holes. It's the size of a waffle iron or Panini maker with 12 holes to pour your cake batter. Sasha Wolff gets pretty creative with her cake balls. She takes a baked cake .
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