How to Make Peep-A-Boo Easter Treat Pops
I have seen Treat Pops here and there on a few of my favorite blogs I follow, but I have never tried to make them myself. I have to admit – I was nervous to do it and have it come out looking like it was homemade. However, I am so proud of the way they turned out and how easy they were to make!!!
Here’s what you need to make the Peep-A-Boo Easter Treat Pops:
– Cupcakes (either mini or regular)
– Treat Pops
– Icing
– Disposable Decorating Bags
– Your favorite tip and coupler set
– Treat Pop Stand (to hold your finished treat pops)
– Peeps
How to Make the Peep-A-Boo Treat Pops:
1 – Set up the treat pops containers. Make sure the handle is all the way at the bottom. This way, your icing won’t smear when you’re decorating.
2 – Place a cupcake in the treat pops container. If you have mini cupcakes, you can just slide them on in. If you have regular cupcakes, start off by cutting them in half (through the center – so you have the top and the bottom as individual cupcakes). Then turn a treat pops container upside down and press into the cupcake, forming a circle. You can pop that bad boy right into the container.
3 – Fill a disposable decorating bag with your favorite icing and use your favorite tip with coupler.
4 – Fill in with icing on top of the cupcake in the container to desired amount.
5 – Repeat Steps 2 and 4.
6 – Cut Peep bunny in half (so all you see is the head and ears).
7 – Create an outline of icing on the top cupcake to help hold the Peep in place.
8 – Place the Peep on the top cupcake and complete filling in with icing.
9 – Top with your favorite sprinkles.
10 – Share and enjoy!
Have you made treat pops before? What was your favorite theme?
This is a sponsored post as part of the Wilton Treat Team Program.
All opinions expressed in this post are 100% mine.
WOW!!!!!!! what a cute idea, you did such a good job on those, they look so yummy!!
These are SO cute!! And so smart of you to use the treat pop container as a cut-out!
What a cute idea they turned out perfect.
I have not tried either, but yours are just too cute not to make. I may have to make them after the thought. Your photo of them came out so good – such a darling idea!
OMG! I just posted this recipe because I want to make it. Yours look AMAZING!
Kas
These are my favorite color: PINK! So cute and cheerful, they look cozy in their frosting home. 🙂 Yum!
Now these are so cute and turned out excellent. I should have looked at this and tried with the kids. Guess I still can since we have several peeps here now, Good job!
I am loving seeing these ideas. And the most fun is cutting the head off a peep. ( I really have issues)
This is so cute and looks easy to make. I’ve come across some great peeps recipes this year. Thanks for sharing.
These are so adorable! I like the colors and think it is such a wonderful treat to make for Easter. I saw this too late for this year, but I hope that I can make it next year.
These are so cute! I know my daughter would love to make these. She is a huge Peeps fan! Thanks for the recipe!
How fun!!! What a great treat for Easter!
I have never made one of these before, but would love to. I love the way yours turned out. Great job!
They are really cute and kids would love them. Kind of fun making them too.
What a neat idea, these are so cute and look yummy! The kids would enjoy these for sure.
I have the treat pop holders and a stand and have only used it once. mine didn’t look quite as professional as yours. I love this Easter idea though and maybe as a non-Easter I could use the go bold colored mixes.
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