Ice Cream and Cake Pops
Show: Paula's Home Cooking
Episode: Ice Cream and Frozen Treats
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By sbarrett23
Vermont
on February 09, 2012
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tasty!
By jdennis722_11848292
Huntersville, NC
on August 03, 2011
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This was so much fun to serve to my friends! First, I am not sure if this was supposed to be the small lolli-pop type molds, or the larger "Popsicle" molds. I used the Wilton cake popsicle cake mold from amazon.
I made the cakes, cooled them, inserted the popsicle sticks and then did something different than the recipe. I covered the tops of each cake with soft ice cream and then sprinkled with toppings (sprinkles, crushed Reese's pieces, and crushed oreos. When I tried to dip them, it made a mess and the ice cream started melting. Then, I quickly put them in the freezer a few at a time so they didn't melt, ice cream side up. After about an hour, I took them out of the freezer, turned them over and ice creamed and candied the other side. Finally, they went back into the freezer until fully frozen (I did 4 hours.
When they are fully frozen, the sticks stay in place and you can actually eat it like a popsicle, but you have to be very careful with the cakes until they are frozen.
By madewhite_11612006
miami, FL
on July 11, 2009
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Thanks Jill for the tip, I was searching online for the pan your tip lead me to amazon, I'm going to purchase the pan and try the recipe.
By bridgetmeier_92...
kirkland, WA
on January 06, 2008
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This was a great recipe!!! it was cake and ice cream on a stick!! what could be better?!!
By radon
redwood city, CA
on August 11, 2007
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Yummy adorable and easy to make. If you have trouble finding mold, Google "popsicle cake pan"
By girdnerg_5921936
Tahlequah, OK
on August 15, 2006
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my kids love this to & MAKE!!!
By tink69ok_1809814
savannah, GA
on February 12, 2005
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YUM!! Nothing else to say about it!
By desmyway_707571
Downey, CA
on August 22, 2004
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this will make people scream with laughter it is so good