Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Great cake pop maker! I am so glad I purchased this machine! My original broke so I ordered a replacement and decided to keep both because the cake pops turn out so well! My younger sisters (ages 1, 3, and 9) all adore making cake pops with me, and the pops are always a hit when family and friends are over. 5 stars for sure! Tips... -BEST TIP: When making white cake mix, add white baking chips (white chocolate chips) to the batter! It adds a special creamy and richness and makes for delicious cake pops. I love to add chocolate chips to chocolate cake pops as well! They are always most raved about in the family and I can rest assured that even if I mess up a recipe, the chocolate chips will cover any blemishes with deliciousness! You can even use candy like hershey's kisses, Reese's pieces, and snickers! Yellow cake pops covered in nickers and peppermint are my favorites :) -Use inexpensive cake mix if the cake pops are for personal enjoyment. I use the save-a-lot brand of cake mix to save money, and seasonal Aldi mix. (The box is $0.50 at Aldi for delicious seasonal mix and I get about 50 cake pops per box!! Surprisingly, It tastes just as good as name brand mix but it's a lot richer in flavor!) -Use a phone timer for 4 minutes- out comes delicious cake pops -Do not use icing!!!! Use chocolate! If you are making the pops with kids, use white melting chocolate or white baking chips. Add in food coloring for fun with different colors! Youtube has many tutorials for making Doc Mcstuffins, Sponge Bob, Dora, Peppa Pig, and many other popular cartoons for cake pops. -Surf google for coupons before going into stores! A lot of stores, especially Michaels and Joann's, can scan coupons off of your phone. If I'm feeling fancy, I visit Michael's for my Wilton's melting chips and they always cost around 1.50-2.00 each time :) All in all, I love this maker and I hope that you'll love it too! It is definitely a family favorite!