Thanks to my sister who lugged back these 5 packets of Wilton candy melts all the way from the US.
There were out of stock at Phoon Huat when I was at the height of my cake pop fever. But if I had been more patient, they are now available at Phoon Huat and are retailing at $5.30 a packet.
I’m hoping to find sometimes to bake some cake pops again. I thinking of a Halloween edition or maybe Angry Birds.
Photo credited to Bakerella
As moms, we often neglect time for our own hobbies and interests. Even though caring for our families, plus work and the dreaded housework can leave us with no time for ourselves, do remember to find “Me” time. I’m finding mine in baking.
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Tagged: cake pops, candy melts
Hi…
I bought the similar candy melt from Phoon Huat and tried to do the cake pop coating. I microwave the candy melt for about 2 min ( it starts to turn brown) but I am not able to melt the candy melt until it is in liquid form ( similar to fondue chocolate form). In the end, i am not able to coat the cake pop evenly. Do you know the reason why?
Thanks for your advice in advance. Thank you!
Regards
Hwee Lin
Hi,
I wld like to try making some cake pops but had difficulties getting “frosting” even from Phoon Huat. Any advice where to get it ?
Also I bought the candy melt fr Phoon Huat too? Have yet to try it. But I dun hv a microwave oven can I melt those candy melt using the stove?
Appreciate your kind help. Thks
Hi Agnes, hmm how about finding from other baking speciality shops like http://www.b-i-y.com/ or Sun Lik at Seah Street?
Yes, it possible to melt the candy melts over the stove. Just make sure you have a low flame 🙂 Wish you success in making your cake pops 🙂