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Cake pops made simple

Chocolate centers can be dipped in vanilla, mint-chocolate,

Photo credit: Lauren Chattman | Chocolate centers can be dipped in vanilla, mint-chocolate, or peanut butter candy coating to create a variety of flavored cake pops. (Feb. 5, 2012)

Lauren Chattman

Newsday's new food columnist, Lauren Chattman, lives in Lauren Chattman

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All of a sudden, cake pops are everywhere: Online, at Starbucks, in the Neiman-Marcus catalog. Late-night infomercials hawk countertop appliances for baking tiny, spherical cakes. Angie Dudley, the food blogger also known as Bakerella, who is widely acknowledged with popularizing the bite-sized treats, has a bestselling cookbook ("Cake Pops: Tips, Tricks, and Recipes for More Than 40 Irresistible...

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