Bunny cake pops recipe

Bunny cake pops

Have fun with the kids this Easter by creating these irresistibly cute and totally tasty bunny pops. So simple and quick to create, with sugary-sweet fondant icing and vanilla buttercream, they’ll made a charming alternative to chocolate this Easter. Please bear in mind that you will need cake pop sticks as well as a cake pop stand, or some florists' foam in cups, to make these sweet treats.

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  • Serves 20 (makes 20)
  • 30 mins to prepare plus 30 mins to chill
  • 410 calories / serving

    Ingredients

    • 2 x 300g Madeira cakes, roughly broken up
    • 300g ready-made vanilla buttercream icing
    • apricot jam, for brushing
    • 1kg ready-made white fondant icing
    • 250g pack of ready-made pink fondant icing
    • 50g white chocolate, melted
    • black writing icing pen

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    Each serving contains

    Energy
    1740kJ 410.0kcal
    21%
    Fat
    8g
    medium11%
    Saturates
    4g
    medium21%
    Salt
    0.4g
    medium7%
    Sugars
    81g
    high89%

    of the Reference intake

    Carbohydrate 87.6gProtein 2.4gFibre 0.4g

    Method

    1. Put the Maderia cakes, roughly broken up, into a blender and whizz to fine crumbs. Add the vanilla buttercream icing and blend together. Roll into 20 balls, then freeze for 30 mins.
    2. Push a long lollipop stick into each ball and brush with warm apricot jam. Take the white fondant icing and roll small pieces to the thickness of pound coins. Use to cover the balls, pressing it round with your fingers. Cut away the excess icing from around the stick.
    3. Make ears using pieces of white fondant icing. Take a pack of ready-made pink fondant icing, pull off small pieces and flatten and press onto each ear. Melt the white chocolate; dip the base of each ear in the chocolate, and hold in place on the cake pop until secure. Make a nose from pink fondant, stick on with melted chocolate, and then draw on a mouth and eyes with a black writing icing pen.
    4. Put the cake pops in the stand – you'll need a cake pop stand or florists’ foam in cups – to keep them upright. while you make the rest. Chill until ready to serve.
        • As part of a healthy balanced diet, we recommend this recipe for a special occasion or treat.

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