Oreo Cookie Pops

[cookie1]

I remember cutting up glace angelica to decorate cakes too. Apart from 100's and 1000's there wasn't a lot else.

[JanineRK]

I made these yesterday and decorated them as plum puddings (like BellaBear's) - they were SO yummy and a HUGE hit at the Christmas party we went too - thanks so much for sharing!!!!

[maddy]

So glad they were a hit JanineRK.....it makes a nice change to the usual little christmas cake puds.
Working on a Jaffa one, so hopefully will post that tomorrow 

[judydawn]

DD had trouble unmolding the oreo filling from the cupcake mold Maddy and she is wondering if that was because she used low fat philly.  Ended up rolling them into balls, enough for the amount of children there, and decorating the birthday cake with them.

[maddy]

Awww.....that looks fantastic Judy!
She did a wonderful job 

I would say because you had high heat today, they probably got a little too warm to unmould successfully.  You really need to take a couple out balls out of the fridge at a time, then mould them.  It is a pain going backwards and forwards, but it does work better 
Did she do that? or did she take the whole lot out of fridge at once?  That would probably be the reason.
I made more today (jaffa ones), and didn't have that issue.

[judydawn]

I'm not sure maddy, will have to check with her.  It was her first attempt and she doesn't get on here much to see all your beautiful work and instructions.  I liked the way she decorated the satay sticks with curling ribbon - she said it was really easy to do.  I'm on DH's computer and it was my first attempt at putting a picture onto the forum - different machine so I had a bit of trouble getting the picture bigger unfortunately. 

[maddy]

The sticks do look fantastic!  You would think they would be quite fiddly by looking at them.
I might have to pinch that idea 

[meganjane]

Oh no! Why did I look at this thread? I don't need to buy sticks and a cake pop mould. I don't, don't don', don, do, done!


Seriously, thanks maddy. The only cake pops I'd seen were ones that used cake and buttercream icing mixed together. I like the idea of cream cheese. Can you mix cream cheese with cake as well as oreos do you think?

[maddy]

Can you mix cream cheese with cake as well as oreos do you think?

Absolutely.  The cake/icing combo can get sickly sweet, especially with a chocolate coating, so cream cheese is a better alternative.
You will have to store them in fridge if not being consumed for a period of time.

Did you buy the cupcake mould?   I couldn't tell if Mutly the dog is pulling my leg      I do love that little jiggy!

[cookie1]

Can't wait to see what you make MJ.

[Cornish Cream]

Judy your DD did a fantastic job,lovely looking cake.I can just see in the photo that the children were holding off devouring it while you took the photo.

[Thermo Jo (aka Jodi)]

I sent the link showing the moulds to my best friend quite a while back and blow and behold, she's bought me one for Christmas!  Only problem is, it's stuck in the post somewhere between here and the US.  Should be arriving soon I hope.

Can't wait to get it!

Happy dance!!!
 

[judydawn]

They just wanted to grab the cake pops CC and they are the perfect size for little kids. Although they like the concept of a birthday cake, not too many really want to eat it so DD was going to turn the cake itself into individual trifles - now that's something they will eat so at least the cake didn't go to waste.

[meganjane]

Moulds were out of stock. I just got the sticks. Mutley has disappeared from my post!

[maddy]

Moulds were out of stock.

MJ, was that from ebay, or direct from her website?  www.mylittlecupcakepop.com