Cool Baker Cake Pop Maker

When I first opened it with my nephew he andI were amazed. We did the cake batter it turned out good and when we put it into the refrigerator it did not turn out round but it still tasted good. The blue and pink sprinkles were completely gone when dipped gently but still a good toy. Its was worth it.

My daughters love using this and they think the cake pops are delicious. We definitely need more practice getting the cake pops more round, though. We probably won't use it too often since you have to set aside about an hour to get everything set up, made, decorated then clean everything. We're usually too busy :-/

My 8 year old really wanted this for christmas and was delighted. I bought it, primarily because I wanted he to have something she could do by herself. We do a lot of baking together, and make real cake pops together, but it takes a lot of adult assistance, so I thought it would be nice for her to have something to do independently. She could follow all the directions, and put it together herself, which was nice. Unfortunatly, the included batter mix was difficult to use, and she couldn't seem to get the consistency right. The lid with the crank handle kept popping off, and the balls (pops) did not fill evenly. I thought we didn't put enough water in, and I helped her, adding more water than recommended, but the top stil kept popping off, and there was not close to enough to fill all four. The icing was kind of a mess, and I wasn't sure how a kid could reuse the sprinkles. An older, very organized kid might be able to manage this themseves, or it could be a good mother-daughter project.. But my daughter is pretty experienced in the kitchen, and I think she'll be able to bake her own cake pops before she can use this alone.

After buying the donut kit I was a bit skeptical about using this kit because my son was not a big fan of the taste on the other kit but this kit was awesome!!! My son had a blast making them and these cake pops did not taste bad they of course weren't my favorite but my son loved them.

Bought this for my son for Christmas after he saw it on TV and added it to his list. Thought it was a cute concept and would be a great project to do together, as he loves to 'cook' and these pops are billed as 'no bake' (he is 3-years old). We made up the batter as directed and left it in the fridge even longer than the recommended 15-minute minimum (25 minutes). We noticed that the batter was thick and did not seem to fill the molds properly. Nevertheless, we made up the frosting (again, exactly in accordance with the directions) and attempted to dip the pops. They crumbled off of the sticks. Those that we saved collapsed as they were drying - never got to the decorating. And my older son, who was brave enough to sample the goods, spit them out. Apparently the taste was not exactly palateable. Would not purchase or recommend.

this is a great idea but the cake tastes terrible. Maybe the one that you bake the pops tastes better. Its a fun project for you and the kids though.

I had no idea that ONE REFILL would cost almost as much as I paid for this contraption. I should have researched that first. I think it would be easier and more fun just to make real cake pops. Just as the other reviews said, the frosting is very thick and almost impossible to spread on the cake pops. It only come with enough batter to make two batches of 4 cake pops and I assume this is what would be in the refills as well. The only good thing I will say about it, is that my daughter LOVED opening it on Christmas morning, and was able to crank the batter into the molds. I think I will go ahead and get her an easy bake oven next year.

Bought this for my niece and she loved it. She went home and made pops that same night. She said they tasted pretty good and that she enjoyed using it. She's 8 years old and she did everything on her won. Very pleased.