Create easy Cake Pop Squares in less than half the time it takes to make a batch of cake pops. This dessert idea is simple, speedy and topped with sprinkles!
Hey Kenarry Readers! Happy New Year!! Trish here and I am ready to celebrate with sprinkles. Whether it’s the new year, a birthday or a typical Thursday sprinkles make food more fun and sprinkles are the perfect topping for my easy cake pop squares. Think cake pops without the sticks that are made in half the time.
How to Make Easy Cake Pop Squares
What you need:
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Kitchen Tools Needed:
Supplies or Ingredients Needed:
Instructions:
1. Prepare.
Prepare a cake pan by lining it with saran wrap then set the pan aside.
Before you begin creating your easy cake pop squares you will need a pre-baked cake. I use a box cake mix and follow the instructions on the box; however, a homemade cake or store bought cake will work just as well.
2. Crumble and combine.
First, use a food processor or blender to crumble the pre-baked cake. Break or cut the cake into pieces before placing it into the food processor or blender. Cover the appliance then turn it on low until the cake is nothing but crumbs.
Next pour the cake crumbs into a medium size mixing bowl then add the can of frosting and 2 tablespoons of sprinkles. Mix the crumbs, frosting and sprinkles together with a spatula until a dough-like consistency is created.
3. Press, melt and set.
Add the doughy mixture into the prepared pan then top it with saran wrap and flatten the dough with your hands. Press the dough out to form an even layer then continue to press it down until you can no longer flatten it anymore. Remove the top layer of saran wrap then set the pan aside.
Next melt the vanilla candy coating by following the instructions on the package. Then pour the melted vanilla over the top of the entire pan of the now dense cake pop bar. Shake colorful sprinkles over the vanilla layer before the candy coating hardens.
Allow time for the candy to harden on top of your easy cake pop squares then simply lift the edges of the plastic wrap to remove the block as one piece then cut the whole thing into bite sized pieces and enjoy!
Easy Cake Pop Squares
Ingredients
- Pre-baked Cake
- 1 can Vanilla Frosting
- 1 pound Vanilla Candy Coating
- Rainbow Sprinkles
Instructions
- Prepare a cake pan by lining it with saran wrap then set the pan aside.
- Before you begin creating your easy cake pop squares you will need a pre-baked cake. I use a box cake mix and follow the instructions on the box; however, a homemade cake or store bought cake will work just as well.
- First, use a food processor or blender to crumble the pre-baked cake. Break or cut the cake into pieces before placing it into the food processor or blender. Cover the appliance then turn it on low until the cake is nothing but crumbs.
- Next pour the cake crumbs into a medium size mixing bowl then add the can of frosting and 2 tablespoons of sprinkles. Mix the crumbs, frosting and sprinkles together with a spatula until a dough-like consistency is created.
- Add the doughy mixture into the prepared pan then top it with saran wrap and flatten the dough with your hands. Press the dough out to form an even layer then continue to press it down until you can no longer flatten it anymore. Remove the top layer of saran wrap then set the pan aside.
- Next melt the vanilla candy coating by following the instructions on the package. Pour a layer of the melted vanilla over the top of the entire pan of the now dense cake pop bar. Shake colorful sprinkles over the vanilla layer before the candy coating hardens.
- Allow time for the candy to harden on top of your easy cake pop squares then lift the edges of the plastic wrap to remove the block as one piece then cut the whole thing into bar size pieces and enjoy!
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Trish is a passionate volunteer, tea addict, and football fanatic as well as the creator and dreamer behind her self-titled lifestyle blog, By Trish Sutton. As a believer, a wife, a boy-mom and a big sister, she’s wholeheartedly devoted and loyal to those she loves. She started her blog in 2014 with the hope it would inspire others to do the same. When Trish isn’t writing, crafting and creating for her blog or taking care of her family, you’ll typically find her working as a human resources contractor or spending time with her two sons making messes in the playroom or debating penalties and plays on ESPN.
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