GBV Edible Creations

Hello Kitty Cake pops created by Gladys Malpasso.

Need edible images and need them fast? GBV Creations to the rescue! Gladys Malpasso, owner of GBV Creations, also makes custom cakes, cupcakes, cakepops, cake balls, and lollipops.

Birthday cake I made with GBV edible image.

When she is not baking she is taking care of three little ones. Whew! Gladys is busy. You can contact her at 347-528-8261 or visit her website GBV Edible Creations.

Make Cake Pops in NYC with West Coast Cake Pop Maven Yuki!

Yuki was born in Kanagawa, Japan in 1971 and moved to San  Diego, California in  2002. Besides being a mother, she has a passion for cake pops and opened up Creative Edibles by Yuki, quickly becoming the cake pop maven on the west coast.  Yuki will be on the lower Eastside of New York to share her secrets in March 2012.  For more information and to register, visit Creative Edibles by Yuki or Yuki's fan page on Facebook. Check out Yuki's cake pop piping tutorials on YouTube.

Cake Pops Gift Box!

Don't you love to make cake pops? My problem was how to present them. This cute little cake pop gift box by Kitchen Krafts shows off your cake pops in style. You just insert the sticks into the base which holds 8 cake pops. Two boxes come in a pack and retails for $5.95.

Lots of Pops!

My BFF Shirley just loaned me her copy of Cake Pops by Bakerella and it didn't disappoint.  Bakerella is truly the original mini-cake maven. I love the idea of a portable little treat, easy instructions, and  designs only limited to your imagination.



Inspired by Bakerella, Clare O'Connell from the United Kingdom started her own booming cake pop business in London, and has recently published, Pop Bakery. Her tiny works of art feature delicately sculptured edible flowers, insects, and animals.

You can get a pretty good deal on both books at Amazon.  If you find a cheaper price, let me know.

Cake Pop Maker at Babycakes!

Riding the wave of cake pop mania, owed to talented and resourceful Bakerella, Babycakes has come up with a neat little gizmo that can bake up a mess of cake pops before you can say "chocolate ganache".