Oct 20, 2011

way too easy Oreo Cakester bat and spider pops


Did I mention these were easy? I mean, really, really easy. So easy I felt a little guilty. I used the same chocolate piping method from these spider pops to make chocolate bat wings and spider legs and just stuck the wings and legs into the sides of Oreo Cakesters. Add a stick, and that's it.


I made a spider, too. Even easier.


And there are those candy eyes again. I promise, come Halloween, I'll put them away. (Of course, Santa and Rudolph have eyes...)


how to make Oreo Cakester 
bat and spider pops

you will need:*
Oreo Cakesters
lollipop sticks (optional)
chocolate chips
disposable decorating bag
scissors
wax paper
baking tray
candy eyes

*Find the lollipop sticks, decorating bag and candy eyes in the craft store.


step one: make your bat wings and spider legs
Line a baking tray with wax paper. Place chocolate chips (work with about 1/2 cup at a time) in a decorating bag and melt the chocolate in the microwave: Microwave at 70 percent power for 1 minute, then at 30 second intervals, massaging the chocolate chips periodically, until the chips are almost completely melted. Massage the chips in the bag until totally melted. (Yes, I copied my own instructions from the spider pops, and even used the same drawing.)

Line a baking tray with wax paper, snip 1/4 inch from the tip of the decorating bag, twist the bag above the melted chocolate, and pipe bat wings (about two inches across) and a bunch of lines for spider legs.
If it helps, draw bat wing shapes first with a black marker on a piece of paper, and slip the drawing under the wax paper to use as a template. Put the tray in the refrigerator.

step two: adhere the candy eyes
Use two tiny dabs of melted chocolate to adhere the candy eyes. You can also use light corn syrup, frosting, or anything sticky, even a dab of the Oreo Cakester frosting.

step three: assemble your bats and spiders
When the chocolate has set, at least a couple hours, stick the wings or legs in the sides of the Cakester, in the frosting, and insert a lollipop stick at the bottom.

21 comments:

  1. Spooky in a yummy in my tummy kinda way! Another fun thing to do w/ Sophia this weekend b/c ya know I have CAKESTERS always on hand.

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  2. You and I? We are on the same page...you'll see what I mean next week ;) And how adorbs are these!

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  3. I bought nothing new for these. I naturally had chocolate chips and plenty of Cakesters on hand, too. Always on hand. Oooh, I'll be checking yours next week Katrina.

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  4. Hmmm only have Twinkies in my pantry. Such a dilemma. Off to the store for Cakesters!! :o)

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  5. Good idea and very funny!

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  6. Just a quick note to let you know that a link to this post will be placed on CraftCrave in the Cooking category today [20 Oct 09:00pm GMT]. Thanks, Maria

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  7. twinkie mummies maybe? yeah, that probably wouldn't work.

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  8. Spooky but really adorable!
    You are very creative :)

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  9. What a great idea, I am sure they will be so much fun for a halloween kid's party. Thinking about my little one's party at school.

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  10. Love these! My older son is having a spider man bday party this weekend and I had just purchased a different kind of cookie to make spiders just like this last week. Very cute...love the bats!!

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  11. These are so cute! And I love how the cracks in the Cakesters totally give them personality!

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  12. You're all too sweet to me! I thought the same thing about the cracks! At first I was going to change them out or turn them around, and then decided to leave them for that reason!

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  13. Why haven't I thought of doing that before? You are so creative! I have colorful lollipop sticks at home that I can use for these...I'm sure the kids will be delighted. Thanks for posting!

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  14. SO CUTE! The fact that they are simple makes me love them even more! It's a plus that the "cracks" in the cakesters look like mouths/smiles:)

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  15. These are so great! I've been looking for a Halloween themed treat to bring to a Halloween party I have next week. These have moved to the top of my 'must make list'!

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  16. So cute! I love how the cakesters give them a 'mouth' naturally! Definetly a sugarlicious treat!!

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  17. Bonus points for pulling in my book, Possible Baker!! :)

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  18. EASY is good! Love this Megs...and I am a little ashamed tpo admit this...I love Cakesters too. Cannot even buy them. If I was skinny it would be cute, but when you get a little "fluffier" admitting you inhale cakesters...well, just a bad mental, LOL!

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  19. Oh my these are completely adorable Meaghan! Not only do they look like so much fun to make, they're giving me a serious sweet craving right now. Nom nom!

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  20. These may be way too easy but so too are they way too cute.

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