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Thermomix TM 31
Created: 2012-08-18 06:32
Changed: 2012-08-20 16:22


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TM-Version
Thermomix TM31
time
Total time: 1h
Portions
20 portion(s)

Utensils
20 Lolly pop sticks Piece of oasis or foam or polystyrene Baking tray lined with baking paper

Ingredients

Cake Pops
300 grams Oreo Biscuits
100 grams cream cheese
300 grams white chocolate


Preparation

Cake Pops

1.

Place the 300g Oreo biscuits into mixing bowl and chop for 5 sec/speed 8. Or until mixture is crumbs

2.  Add 100g cream cheese and mix 10 sec/speed 8, mixture will come together like a ball of dough. 

3.  Spoon out large teaspoons of mixture and roll into balls, you should get 20 balls out of the mixture, place on baking tray. Once all balls are rolled out put baking tray into fridge for 1/2 hour to chill.

4.  Wash and dry mixing bowl well. 

5.  Add 300g white chocolate to mixing bowl and chop 5 sec/speed 9.

6.  Melt for 5-8 min/60C/speed 1 or until completely melted

7.  Take cake pops out of fridge and dip lolly stick into melted chocolate, put stick into base of balls and leave sitting on tray to set. 

8.  Pick up balls using the lolly stick & dip into melted chocolate to coat balls. Lift balls out of chocolate and tap lightly on the side of your hand to even out coating, chocolate will drip off into the bowl. Do this carefully or you may end up with a cake ball in your melted chocolate.(Leave chocolate in TM bowl this way if it starts to set you can heat it up again. Never higher than 60degrees.) 

9. Push stick into a piece of foam or oasis to keep upright to set. 


Tip

Depending on what you want your cake pop to look like you can wait for it to set before decorating or put sprinkles on before the chocolate sets.

If you're cake pops are becoming too soft put them back into the fridge before dipping into the chocolate, the colder they are the quicker the chocolate will set. You could put them into the freezer also.  



Comments (3)

Yummy! 

Yummy! 

Yummmy. Just made a batch but

Yummmy. Just made a batch but only had 100g of white chocolate so put them in mini patty cases and poured the chocolate over the top and decorated with a jelly tot. Similar to mini plum puddings. 

Oh fabulous! Thank you for

Oh fabulous! Thank you for sharing this recipe Bek!

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