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  I made them once and was very sad by this. The cake was wonderful but once into pop form it was disgusting.
context: I've ate many of these and not posted pictures of them once. >
  
  same >
  
  Not have taken pictures gang >
  
  Ive never even taken a selfie in general lol >
  
  It's to be a quick SMALL portioned treat. That's the whole purpose. >
  
  They're also perfect to make with leftover cake. They freeze and dethaw really well. >
  
  Just saying this in case English isn't your native language. The word is "thaw". If you were to "dethaw" something, that would be the opposite of thawing it, which would mean you were freezing it.
  "They freeze and thaw really well" >
  
  I’m not sure why people downvote helpful language corrections, especially when they are polite, like yours. I always appreciated corrections from native speakers. >
  
  why do people use lol when the subject isnt funny? >
  
  I think everyone here is thinking of the expensive Starbucks cake pops. I worked at a bakery and every time we had excess cake from shaping, we’d make them into cake pops to be sold. They were slightly bigger than your average cake pop, but they were still small enough to be a nice treat. They honestly were really good. 
  What’s also funny is that a lot of desserts are like this. In the same bakery, a lot of our desserts were the same size if not smaller than the cake pops. It was quality and not quantity. I get what the OP is saying, but they are a way to avoid waste and many people enjoy them. 
  There is nothing specific about cake pops to hate, considering that there are literally tons of desserts that you can eat in 2 bites. >
  
  The thing to hate about them is that they are an unappetizing ratio of crumbled cake and frosting. They don’t taste good. >
  
  I feel like you haven’t had good cake pops. I don’t care for cake in most scenarios, but I’d always choose cake pops over cake. >
  
  I think they’re cute but they all taste like shit idk why. They look good but ugh >
  
  
  You get at MOST two bites out of it
  
  It’s not supposed to be a whole freaking meal.  It’s a treat.  A snack.  A…  pop. >
  
  Cupcakes aren’t a whole meal either, but they’re more than just a teaser >
  
  Man never heard of a mini cupcake >
  
  My reaction to your response. >
  
  Depends on where you get it from, there’s a local sandwich shop near me that has these amazing cake pops!! They’re mini cakes una push pop type container. >
  
  Hard disagree. You must be defaulting to the crap on a stick from Starbucks. Go work at a craft store and check in the breakroom after Wilton events. You'll find people that make a cake pop the way some people make those bloody mary cocktails with a whole sandwich in place of celery.
  Edit typo >
  
  Good job, that is an unpopular opinion. >
  
  Thanks for not actually getting angry at me for a post relevant to the sub >
  
  i was really disturbed to find out that's it's like a chewed up bite of cake dipped in chocolate rather than just a cake sphere >
  
  There's products that bake them into balls but thats just a donut hole on a stick. >
  
  I FULLY agree, they suck honestly >
  
  oh nah I agree with this. friend wanted me to make them with her once, you bake a perfectly good cake then you destroy it and smush it into these horrible mushy spheres with probably untempered chocolate and its all drippy and messy. Just eat a cupcake please