Monster cake pops

I made these cute monster brownie pops for a little boy's birthday party. I love the way they turned out! If you want to try these yourself, I have listed the supplies I used to make them below. Note: Have all the decorations ready because they need to be applied while the dipped brownie pop is still wet. Use water and a small paint brush to attach the fondant teeth to the fondant mouth. Red Monster - red candy melts for coating, upside down confetti hearts for horns, nonpareils, candy eyes…

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Your little (and big) ghosts and goblins will have a hard time keeping their hands off these not-so-scary monster cake pops during Halloween.

One-Eyed Monster Cake Pops are a super cute and easy treat for Halloween or a monster-themed party at home or in the classroom!

These fun, snackable desserts will delight little goblins, witches and adults alike! Betty Crocker™ Super Moist™ Yellow Cake Mix and Frosting are mixed and shaped into cake balls, then dipped and decorated with colorful sprinkles and candy eyeballs for a spooky season specialty. Create a fun centerpiece with your batch of Monster Cake Balls!

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Delight your kids and their friends with these easy homemade Halloween cake pops! Each of these party desserts is decorated to look like Frankenstein monster. #easyrecipes #halloween #recipes #dessert #kidfriendlyrecipes #kenarry