Use push pop containers to make these yummy and adorable Valentine Cake Push Pops perfect for any Valentine’s Day party.
Have I mentioned that Valentine’s Day is one of my very favorite holidays? With all the adorableness (that’s a word, right?) of the hearts and cupids and red, white, and pink designs it certainly is one of the cutest holidays.
It also has some of the yummiest treats! With this Valentine Cake Push Pops Recipe, the cuteness and yumminess are combined into a fun treat that is perfect for a Valentine’s Day party, a classroom celebration or after school snack.
The Valentine Cake Push Pops are fun to make by pushing strawberry cake into Push Pop Containers layered with frosting and edible decorations like heart sprinkles and glittery sugar.You can go ahead and use your creativity and combine different toppings, different frosting colors, or even little bits of real strawberries.
We used a can of red frosting to make our push pops, but you could use a can of white frosting and add enough drops of red food coloring to tint the frosting red.
Wilton Treat Pops with Stand
Duncan Hines Signature Cake Mix, Strawberry Supreme, 16.5 ozMystic Sprinkles Valentine’s Day Sprinkle Mixes (Lots of Love Mini Hearts 2.6oz)Mystic Sprinkles Nonpareils 3.0oz Bottle (Pretty In Pink)Mystic Sprinkles Sugar Crystals 4.2oz Bottle (Silver)Wilton White Sparkling Sugar
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Valentine Cake Push Pops
Ingredients:
1 Box Strawberry Cake Mix
12 Push Pop Containers
1 Can of Red Frosting
Heart Confetti Sprinkles
Pink Nonpareils
Silver Sugar
White Edible Glitter
How to make Valentine cake push pops:
1. Bake mini cupcakes according to package on the cake box using a mini muffin pan. Let Cool.
2. Fill a zip-top baggie with red frosting and snip off the corner. (If you have a piping bag you can use that instead.)
3. Take one mini cupcake and push it down into a push pop container.
4. Next, pipe red frosting into the push pop and add sprinkles.
5. Repeat Steps 3 and 4. Repeat these steps until all pops are filled.
6. Your Valentine push pops are ready to serve!
Valentine Cake Push Pops
Use push pop containers to make this yummy and adorable Valentine Cake Push Pops Recipe perfect for any Valentine's Day party.
Ingredients
- 1 Box Strawberry Cake Mix
- 12 Push Pop Containers
- 1 Can of Red Frosting
- Heart Confetti Sprinkles
- Pink Nonpareils
- Silver Sugar
- White Edible Glitter
Instructions
- Bake mini cupcakes according to package on the cake box using a mini muffin pan. Let Cool.
- Fill a zip-top baggie with red frosting and snip off the corner. (If you have a piping bag you can use that instead).
- Take one mini cupcake and push it down into a push pop container.
- Next, pipe red frosting into the push pop and add sprinkles.
- Repeat Steps 3 and 4. Repeat these steps until all pops are filled.
- Your Valentine push pops are ready to serve!
Nutrition Information:
Yield:
12Serving Size:
1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 218Total Fat: 4gSaturated Fat: 1gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 1gCholesterol: 8mgSodium: 44mgCarbohydrates: 48gFiber: 0gSugar: 44gProtein: 1g
Nutrition is calculated automatically and may not be accurate.
shelly peterson says
What a fun idea! These so festive and yummy!
shannon fowler says
These are so cute! They would be absolutely amazing to make! Thanks for sharing this idea with us.
Alicia says
These are so cute! I almost bought some of these push pop containers the other day but didn’t. Now I’m going to need to go back and get them!
Nicole says
These are some of the prettiest push pops I have ever seen! I have push pop holders like this, and didn’t know the lids could be used as stands. LOL I’m so glad I saw your photos, so now I know.
Mel says
Wow how really cool. I had not even thought of ever making cake push pops. These would be a real hit at Valentine’s Day parties!
Becky says
This is going to be a great hit with the kids! I know my kids will love it!
Sarah L says
Very cute and festive. A bit too much sugar for me.
Andrew says
This is such a clever Valentine’s Day idea! Great thinking on layering the pops with frosting in the middle! #yum!
Rosie says
Wow these came out so nice! I’m wondering if I did this how I could manage to botch it. I want to try it, they really pack a wallop!
Jerry Marquardt says
Since my family celebrates Valentine’s Day on the weekend after, This will be just on time for Saturday’s party I am throwing. This looks very great, and I thank you for sharing the idea.