Red Delicious Apple Cake Pop Tutorial | Sweet Bites of Autumn Bliss!

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  • Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
  • First in the Back to School Cake Pop series is an apple for a favorite teacher. Done in two forms, this tutorial can be included in a fall harvest line up as well as adding a little character to the apple pop creation with some cute facial features.
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  • @haritarana
    @haritarana 2 роки тому

    Why dip the stick in white chocolate please 1st .

    • @JustLesCreations
      @JustLesCreations  2 роки тому +1

      Hi There! I dip the sticks to help create a barrier between the paper and any fats from the cake pop dough to slow down any yellowing on the lollipop stick. It's a little trick I learned several years ago. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching!