This cake pop is a bite size version of the Ultimate Red Velvet Cheesecake from The Cheesecake Factory. A ball of cheesecake covered in red velvet cake. Does is get any better than that?
Truth be told, my favorite cheesecake from there is the Fresh Banana Cream. I am a banana flavor kid all the way.
But ever since I found Bakerella’s Red Velvet Cake Recipe I have been more of a red velvet fan.
And I have always been a lover of cheesecake.
So to me, these pops are the perfect treat of two amazing things covered in white chocolate (which is my preferred chocolate – naturally, since it’s the least nutritious of the chocolate options).
Here’s how to make them:
Red Velvet Cheesecake pops
What you’ll need:
Cheesecake
White chocolate melts (I used the wilton candy melts)
Cake pop sticks
Red Velvet cake (crumbled with icing added, ready to be rolled into cake balls)
NOTE: I only needed half the Red Velvet cake recipe to go with the amount of cheesecake I had from one cheesecake.
1. Roll red velvet cake into balls. Make sure they are smaller, about half the size, than a normal cake pop, since we will be adding cheesecake onto the outside of it.
2. Scoop out cheesecake.
3. Make a little round patty with the cheesecake. Wrap the cheesecake around the red velvet and make a nice ball.
4. Using a little bit of white chocolate on the end of the stick, put stick into cake ball. Allow pops to firm up in the fridge.
5. Dip pops into white chocolate and lightly tap on the side of the bowl to remove excess chocolate. Allow to dry and harden.
6. Dig in, cuz these puppies are awesome!
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These look delicious– and so pretty!!!
Thank you! They really are good if you ever get a chance to try them.
I definitely will. But no matter what I do, I can’t get the chocolate on smooth for cake pops! So, they won’t be as pretty as yours. Lol.
You can do it! It just takes some practice. I try to tap the stick on the side of the bowl and let the chocolate drip off at the base of the pop. Then a I use a toothpick to run around the base and level off the chocolate.
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Do the pops need to be refrigerated after they are made?
Hi Cindy! Yes they do.