Pancake Pops

[AmyLeigh]

I found this on pinterest and thought it was so cute! She uses lipop sticks from Michael's and serves them with syrup to dip. I may have to try them this week to see how it turns out.
Hmmm....what else can I put on a stick? ::

[Blackcat31]

Oh what a cute idea!!!


I would do this for my own kids (if they were still young) or my grandkids (if I had any) but I am not so sure I would do this with my DCK's.

Sticks are a bad thing here..... LOL! ::

[MsLaura529]

That is so cute! You could do that for a birthday treat instead of cupcakes, and put some sprinkles on them when they're cooking.

[daycarediva]

BC I thought the same thing with the sticks. I have two I don't trust with plastic children's FORKS! ::

[AmyLeigh]

Yeah, I thought about that (the sticks) too. In my case, I have older preschoolers and SA'ers, so they do pretty well with lipop sticks. It's the branches that come off my trees in the front yard after some wind that I have issues with.

MsLaura, sprinkles would be fun! Of course, we don't wait for a special occasion to do something like that, we could just be celebrating...Fridays! Lol.

[spud912]

I did it a couple of weeks ago for a birthday breakfast. They turned out fine! I did my own pancake recipe though. The kids were surprisingly tame with the sticks. I took a couple away immediately after the child was done eating because he is prone to craziness . Here they are:

[williams2008]

That's a really cute idea!!

[Unregistered]

cake pops

I use a cake pop maker from BabyCakes. I use it to make sausage pancake poppers. Like pigs in a blanket only easier and my kids LOVE them!

[Sunchimes]

Does the batter need to be thicker than usual?

[misslori50]

no but id use Popsicle sticks way cheaper

[madwilp3]

I love this idea!! For some reason my girls love any thing they can hold on a stick.