Birthday Cake Freezer Pops Recipe
I've been blogging for almost five years, can't even believe how quickly the time has flown. Every once in a while, something totally cool happens as a result and this was one of those things. A recipe that I created "Birthday Cake Freezer Pops" quite a while ago for my other blog "Adventure Yum' was featured in a magazine! I nearly jumped for joy when I saw my cute little treats in actual print. Once stuck behind a desk answering phones, life has changed quite a bit in these last years.
Photo courtesy of Taste of Home Magazine.
Putting in the work and setting my own path actually led me to the success I truly desired and honestly needed in my life. I'm truly grateful for that too.
When Taste of Home "Simple & Delicious" magazine contacted me quite some time ago to ask if they could feature my freezer pops my answer was simply YES. I was a little sad because I don't really work on that blog anymore, but it felt like such a WIN! I want to celebrate by sharing the recipe here... finally. You see, Homemaking Hacks is my baby. It's my pride and joy. I've invested so much time, it feels right. These freezer pops also happen to be one of my very favorite creations to date. So easy and truly delicious.
If you happen to spot or purchase the June/July issue of Simple & Delicious make sure to check out my recipe in print on page 55!
Want to try these treats for yourself?
Birthday Cake Freezer Pops Recipe
Ingredients
- 2 Cups of Loosely Crushed Golden Wafer Cookies (such as Nilla brand)
- 2 Cups Prepared Vanilla Pudding
- 1 8 oz Container of Whipped Topping (such as Cool Whip)
- ¼ Cup Colored Sprinkles
- Optional: Mini Bathroom Cups (3 ounce size) I used Dixie Brand, Wooden sticks or lollipop sticks, Extra Colored Sprinkles for decor.
Instructions
- Combine all of the ingredients together completely. Pour into your popsicle molds or optionally the mini bathroom cups and insert your wooden popsicle sticks or lollipop sticks. Optionally you can add some multicolored sprinkles in the bottom of each cup for decor. You could also dip in sprinkles before serving. Freeze for approximately 2 hours to set. Makes approximately 10 small bathroom cup sized pops.
Nutrition Information
Serving Size 1Amount Per Serving Calories 287Total Fat 12gSodium 16mgCarbohydrates 39gSugar 27g
Since I'm feeling sentimental, I want to thank you so much for stopping by and if you're a regular reader an even bigger thank you! I'm going to have to "cook" up something extra fun to celebrate my 5th blog anniversary in August! 😉
Do you make your own freezer pops? What are some of your favorites?
I've never made freezer pops...this is such a clever idea! And I bet the kids love them!
They will! No kid can say no to cake in any form.
These are cute! Food tastes even better when it's cute;)
It certainly does. The look is just as important to the nom nom factor as the rest of it. I like my food pretty! 😉
these look yummy! we used to make jello popsicles, using jello powder and kool aid. sugary, but good!
Ooh Ashley, that sounds SO yummy!!! A fun and easy to make treat! My very favorite!
Hi
I am going to make the cupcakes for my dog He will be 23 years old on the first of May. I cant wait to try these. For the party we are having 5 dogs and 2 ferritts.
At 23 years old, I think your dog deserves a cupcake!