Holstein Housewares 35-Count Cake Pop Maker with Non-Stick Plates & Indicator Lights – Bakes 35 Sweet or Savory Pops Fast, Perfect for Birthday Treats & Holiday Party Snacks, Red

Great quality works similar to a waffle maker. I made cake pops with a premade strawberry cake mix and it is amazingly fast. My kids and husband were quick to gobble the cake bites up without letting them cool very long. Little to no clean up if you use a cake batter bottle, I used a condiment squeeze bottle from dollar tree because I didn’t have one. I love the light purple color it’s more of a lilac. It’s fun and easy to use highly recommend.

This thing makes it SO easy to make cake pops. You create your mix, add it to the maker (but don't overfill), close the lid, and three to four minutes later, there's the cake pop. I took it to my sister in law to ask for her help and expertise. She was so helpful and was also really impressed about how easy they are to make this way. She has made many the traditional way and was won over by this machine. We made about 100 with the first batch of mix and they were a big hit. We coated half in white candy melt and the other half in chocolate. They were moist and yummy. The kids loved them and helped us eat them all. I probably will buy another one to make cake pops for various events coming up. I did not have any of the issues mentioned by other people. Making cake pops was super easy using this thing and I would suggest it to anyone looking to make them. Buy this thing. Seriously. I didn't even have to spray it with non-stick spray and it was super easy to clean. This is the best thing ever.

I read a lot of bad reviews about this but I haven't had any issues with mine. I bought it to make powdered donut holes & it did great. No problems.Since then I've also made blueberry muffin bites & cinnamon donut holes. Very quick cooking & easy to clean. I'm glad I bought it.

nice and easy to use.Had no trouble with it and made Donut holes brownie holes and cake pops. Kids and I had fun and they loved eating them.They want to make more for there friends

This product is a bust. It was a Christmas gift and we finally turned it on for Valentine’s Day treats. Followed the instructions to the letter, including batter recipe. After more than 3 hours of trying, we had nothing to show but flat half cooked cake balls that would not cook from the top. We adjusted the amount of batter, the cooking time, waited and cooled the cake pop maker in between batches, and still nothing changed. Terribly disappointed. Understand it is too late for a return, but hopefully this experience will help someone else. 0 stars.

So these were my testers to see how much I needed to put in, how long it took ect. Unfortunately I didn’t realize that I was out of eggs before I started but I read you could you a mashed banana in replace of it so that’s what I did (I’ll for sure use eggs when I’m making the real deal, bananas make it taste like banana blueberry muffins lol kinda weird) I sprayed some Pam on the top and bottom to ensure they wouldn’t stick & about 10 minutes later they were cooked & came right out when I poked it w a tooth pick. I read to use water so it wouldn’t be too dense but honestly milk would probably work too. It doesn’t alert you when it’s done so you have to time it yourself. I checked in on it every 5 minutes & poked it w a tooth pick to make sure it was cooked all the way. You have to put the batter in fairly fast so they all cook at the same rate, my trick was to put the batter in a zip lock bag and cut a small hole in the corner & it worked great not making a mess & doing it efficiently. When I was done I unplugged it and wiped it down w a wet napkin & it was all clean! I saw some pretty negative reviews about this product but really it’s all in the batter you use & how much you know it’ll rise & your timing. Get that down and it’s great.

This is an upgrade from a lower wattage cake ball maker.Spend the 💰 for the extra watts: it's worth it.Wonderful cake balls, cornbread muffin balls, gingerbread balls, awesome pound cake balls.PS the awls work great as skewers to pop the balls out of the iron.

This was by far the best cakepop maker I have use. The cake cooked well and cleanup was easy. I used vegetable oil in the batter and to grease up the cakepop holes. Doesn't smoke or burn fast. However, I would advise you to place cake batter into a piping bag to distribute fast and get the lid shut so the batter can rise up into the top and cook evenly.