I'm always looking for fun ideas for kids in the kitchen {because my littles ♥ LOVE ♥ to help out}.
Yesterday we were experimenting, and here is what we came up with: Our take on cake pops. Easy, fun, and a little bit messy.
Start with Vanilla Melts. This is the first time I've used these, and I'm pretty much in love. So easy to melt and to use.
Toss in an Oreo Cakester. These are pretty much heaven all by themselves.
Swirl it around, coat all sides.
Ours aren't perfect, because we're not perfect. We like it better that way.
Then sprinkle or decorate as you wish.
This was just a trial run; I think we'll use popsicle sticks with the next batch.
This is seriously so much fun for the little ones. We'll be taking some to our annual Family Bingo tournament at Nana and Gramps' on New Year's Eve.
Let me know if you try 'em!
Linking up with the FAB Jen from TT&J!
Yesterday we were experimenting, and here is what we came up with: Our take on cake pops. Easy, fun, and a little bit messy.
Start with Vanilla Melts. This is the first time I've used these, and I'm pretty much in love. So easy to melt and to use.
Toss in an Oreo Cakester. These are pretty much heaven all by themselves.
Swirl it around, coat all sides.
Ours aren't perfect, because we're not perfect. We like it better that way.
Then sprinkle or decorate as you wish.
This was just a trial run; I think we'll use popsicle sticks with the next batch.
This is seriously so much fun for the little ones. We'll be taking some to our annual Family Bingo tournament at Nana and Gramps' on New Year's Eve.
Let me know if you try 'em!
Linking up with the FAB Jen from TT&J!
