The Easter Chick Cake Pops last week were certainly cute. FYI, all the body with the feet were hands down the winner. In fact, it was a beat down. I almost feel sorry for the other chicks. Thank you all for your contribution. But even with all their kindness, I could not pass by without Easter try my hand at some rabbits. So here they are ...
See ears! I found some pastel "Bunny Corn" at The Fresh Market. GOAL! Yes, he really said that on the container. So cute. The name alone makes me almost buy, not to mention, when I saw them, I thought ... rabbit pops. Moreover, I have a new appreciation for the candy corn. Growing up, they were always rejected on Halloween. I mean orange and brown candy has never really appealed to me. But this year, I actually ate at Thanksgiving when I made Turkey Cake Pops and was sold. I always thought ... caught ... they were hard candy. But they are not. They are small soft chews sugar.
They are really good and taste even better in pretty colors! I can not stop watching them. They just make me happy!
Now, if you're really ambitious, you could make rabbits in coordinating colors of candy corn. blue bunnies, rabbits yellow, pink bunnies and even green. Not me. It was enough in pink and white. Those of you who have pops Before what I mean.
I hope you can find corn rabbit somewhere, but if not, just check a candy aisle near you and get creative to the rabbit ears.
I made these with a strawberry cake mix for convenience. Now I'm not a big fan of strawberries, but they were YUMMY additional
This is what I used to decorate
pink candy Melts
White Candy Melts
Sprinkles Heart Jumbo 
Pastel Confetti Sprinkles 
pink, blue and black edible ink pens 
Paper Lollipop Sticks
Styrofoam Block 
Paramount Crystals
Pastel candy corn
Toothpicks
to decorate:
- shape the balls in a rabbit head shape.
- Dip the coated candy color of your choice and let dry.
- Use the rounded side of a cookie cutter and cut the end of the candy corn. Dip the end in a little of the molten candy coating and adhere to the upper part of the rabbit's head. Hold in place until it sets. If your candy coating is not too hot, it should only take a few seconds.
- Whether the rabbit heads with ears are sitting in the styrofoam block until all ears are dry.
- Once dry, use a little melted candy coating to stick on the facial features. Use a toothpick and dab a little of the coating in position for the eyes and nose watered and respect.
- When the eyes and nose are dry, use your pen to draw on the mouth. Then pull the color and pupils of the eyes
(Read complete instructions for making cakes Pops before starting.)
Note :. For smooth pops covered, make that your bowl is deep enough to submerge the entire pop. Try soaking in a movement to soak and remove. If the chocolate is too thick, add some primordial crystal or some shortening melt candy coating to lighten it. Remove the pop, holding it in your left hand. press your left wrist with your right hand slightly and rotate the lollipop stick in your bowl. Excess chocolate should fall, smooth the same time coating. Also, make sure the coating surrounds the stick at the base to secure.
So there you have it ... Easter Bunny Cake Pops. But we can not have Easter bunnies without Easter eggs. I mean, they go hand in hand, right!
Stop the kindness!
Stop, I say!
not even look at the flakes or you'll be hypnotized. Close their eyes and the next thing you know, you will have Easter eggs popping up all over your kitchen.
I warn you.
This is what I used to decorate
pink candy Melts
Melts Candy Yellow 
White Candy Melts 
Pastel Confetti Sprinkles
Sanding sugars
Light corn syrup 
Paper Lollipop Sticks 
Styrofoam Block
Paramount Crystals 
Small Paintbrush
Toothpicks
to decorate: ..
- shape the cake balls in an egg-shaped
- Dip the coated candy color of your choice
- Let stand in dry styrofoam block.
- Once dry, use a small brush to paint on a thin layer of corn syrup in a line around the egg. Make a line at a time. Just after you paint on the syrup, sprinkle on a sanding colors until the corn syrup is covered. Use a bowl sprinkle.
- Repeat with different designs and colors.
- You could probably do with the color of melted candy, but this time, I was experimenting and trying corn syrup.
- for confetti sprinkles, or dab a bit of candy color with your toothpick and glue the shapes sprinkle or use a little corn syrup to act like glue . Corn syrup will take a bit longer to dry.
- Dry thoroughly.
(Read the full instructions for making Pops cakes before starting.)
Enjoy
- Easter