Any time I plan a party I strategically plan out my desserts with my Party Planning Guide and I always try to add in a dessert that I’ve never made before. For Avery’s Baptism Party I decided it was time to try my hand at cake pops. I’m so glad I did because I’ve been getting texts since the party wanting the recipe. These Lemon Cake Pops are so simple and absolutely delicious!
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Comments
settingforfour
Oh my gosh!! So pretty and they look so delish Jenny!
Fresh Eggs Daily
These look delicious! I found you through Strut your Stuff..I would love for you to come sahre at our From the Farm Blog Hop!
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Amy | Club Narwhal
These lemon cake pops are darling! I love how no fuss they seem to be. I like that you use your ice cream scoop to mold them (I usually just dive in with my hands which usually results in some pretty sad and lumpy concoctions :).