Dip a cake pop stick into the melted bark and insert into each cake ball. Let set. Dip cake pops into melted almond bark, shake off excess, and place on parchment to set.

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6. Once the cake pops have chilled, remove them from the freezer and start dipping them. Dip them once into the chocolate coating and then give them a moment to drip off before sitting them upright.

Stir in frosting, a spoonful at a time, until cake starts to stick together. (I used about ⅓ cup of frosting for a whole cake.) Add with moderation; too much frosting makes pops fall apart.

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14 Repeat the process until all of the cake pops are covered with candy, placing them one by one into the juice glasses or foam to dry. Make sure they are not touching! Let them rest for 10 minutes.

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The Bumblebee Cake Pop is made of vanilla cake mixed with buttercream which is then dipped in yellow chocolaty icing and finished with a “bumblebee-face design,” according to the product page.

The cake pops look like munchkins that have had plastic lid stoppers placed inside of them. Nicki states that they are much more cost-friendly than the ones she buys at Starbucks.

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