Pops! Cake pops, cheesecake pops and even bacon pops have been on our radar lately, and it seems like bakeware manufacturers are eyeing them as well. Take a look at these new Brownie Pop molds from Wilton — they're just the size you need to make cute little brownie pops.These little molds are made from silicone, and they are the right shape and size to make cake pops or brownie pops without the work of baking a cake, crumbling it, and mixing the crumbs with frosting. Oh, and rolling into balls, too. This mold makes quick, cute pops. Just bake and stick in a stick.
Of course, you could also try this with mini cupcake molds too. Has anyone tried that?
• Wilton Brownie Pop Mold, $9.95 at Sur La Table
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(Images: Sur La Table)
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Cheesecake pops are great, too! You can swirl them in melted chocolate and dip them in sprinkles to make them festive and let them set. It's a great alternative to making an entire cheesecake, especially if you live alone! You can give them to friends as gifts or place them in mini vases if you're hosting a party. http://budgetfoodie.com
Love the Wilton mold! I made brownie bluebirds with mine: http://chiccookiekits.blogspot.com/2009/04/bluebird-brownie-popstweet.html