Or just a few … dress your bunnies in any number of ways. Let dry and then you can add all of the decorations on. Hold in position for a couple of seconds so they don’t fall over. Dip the pops and before the coating dries, place the almonds in position for ears. Make impressions in the cake balls for the ears using the pointed end of a jordan almond. Follow the directions on the link and then shape the balls into ovals. Here are some basic instructions for generic cake pops. That way when you dip, the ears will look like part of the head instead of sitting on top of it. And before I chilled the balls, I used an almond to make impressions on the top. I made the bunny heads with more of an oval shape. The ears alone create a fun canvas to decorate on. I totally glammed them up too – with blue eyes, big eyelashes, blush, barrettes and bows!īut you can always dress them down, too. There’s so many ways to make them look different and still super cute. I want to make them again and again and again. So, I used only the white almonds for these, but you can certainly make them with the other colors as well.īunnies are like snowmen to me. 
I think these might be my favorite ears, but let me know yours if you look at the other bunny links. I’ve made bunny cake pops before with pastel candy corn and also with pipe cleaners (really, really cute), but oh my – these jordan almonds bunnies are too much. The cake pops I made were inspired by these pretty jordan almonds. Yuck-o-rama! And definitely not as much fun as cake pops.īut I finally finished taking pictures last night and yay, here they are. Boring! But I had to get ready for an appointment the next day which meant diving into a big stack of paperwork that I’ve been building on… all year. I started making the sweetest cake pops on Sunday and had to detour from photographing them so I could work on my taxes. I’m a little behind on posting this week.
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