Saturday, April 21, 2012

Marble Cake Pops!

This post is to share my method for designing cake pops with a marble effect.

-Construct your cake pops as usual
- Melt your colored candy ( Each color in a separate container)
- Use one color as your "base" (I chose brown) tap off excess
-While your "base" color is still wet use a small spoon to drizzle on your 2nd color (mine is white)
- In an empty bowl tap off excess, place on a foam block to dry.
(I added a shimmer pearl dust to these)


Tips!
* You can use however many colors your want, the more colors you use the more unique each pop will be
* Be sure to work fast so the melted candy doesn't start to dry and become thick or bulky on your pop
* To get thinner marbled lines you can use a butter knife to drizzle


Here are a few more designs I've created with this technique

These were made with a Dodger fan in mind.



I made these for my boyfriend who likes to hunt.


Good luck & Happy cake popping :)

-Brittney

5 comments:

  1. Thanks for sharing how you made these! I keep seeing these swirly cake pops and wondered how to make them myself. So cute!

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  2. Thank you for sharing, I'm going to try this today :)

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  3. Love the camo! Do you keep your cake chilled prior to marbling? I find the the candy hardens too quickly. Any tips?

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  4. Love the camo ones may I ask what your base color was?

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