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Blow Pop Cupcakes

Blow Pop Cupcakes with a Blow Pop Topper

So the other day I went to the supermarket with my friend.

It was a quick trip in and out only to grab the essentials.

We had just come out of the gym where I had been lifting 7 lb weights like a stone cold machine.

When I got up to the front of the line I realized that I forgot to grab lentils, the item that I initially went in to buy.  Of course.

My friend came to the rescue and said she would grab them for me while I checked out.

So I politely said to the cashier, “Where are the lentils?”

No response. Eyes Shift.

“Excuse me, where are the lentils?”

Mumbles

“The LENTILS, where would I find them?”

{Small voice} Aisle 4.

My friend retrieved the ever-important lentils and I paid for my items as planned.

On our way out to the car my friend turned to me and said, “You are kind of intimidating.”

She actually said that to me.

I’m all, “WHAA?!?  Are you joking?”

She said that I basically intimidated the cashier into a mumbling mess.

Now for 3 days straight I have been obsessing over whether or not I am an “intimidator”.

A lentil intimidating fool.

Did I use a devil voice when asking for the lentils?  Did my bulging 7 lb pumping biceps scare the cashier into a shifty pile of mumbles?  Did the thought of someone eating lentils disgust her into not wanting to speak?  Maybe I had crazy hair after my low-impact workout and she mistook me for Medusa.  That, certainly, would explain her lack of eye contact…I mean, the fear of turning to stone can do that to a person.

So I did what we all know I shouldn’t do.  I asked my husband.

He promptly agreed with my friend.  And by agree I mean, not answer but give me a deer in headlights stare.

A man intimidated.

I just don’t see how anyone who invents such things as Blow Pop Cupcakes could be menacing or formidable.

So I am basically working everyday now, trying not to scare cashiers.  It’s my new thing.

Maybe I will just carry cupcakes around and pass them out so people won’t be frightened.

Yeah, that’s what I will do.

So let’s begin.

Blow Pop Cupcakes…or more specifically, Strawberry Marshmallow filled Strawberry Cupcake with Bubble Gum Marshmallow Buttercream.  That’s a mouthful, literally and figuratively.

First you need to get to the store and buy some of this stuff…

Have you seen it?  It’s a powder they sell down the baking aisle that you can add to frosting to flavor it.

You Duncan Hines people are pretty smart.

I chose Bubble Gum flavor…the least intimidating of the bunch.

You can certainly add this to canned frosting…actually I think that’s the whole idea…but you know how I feel about canned frosting, so I whipped up some of my own.

Just toss the contents of the packet into your frosting and mix away…

This is what it will look like…

Gorgeous, pink and packed with bubblegum flavor.

Next I baked up some Strawberry cupcakes…using a box mix.

Say something, I dare you.

When the cupcakes were cooled I cut out a hole in each and stuffed a big strawberry marshmallow into each.  Boo-yah!  (Do people still say boo-yah?)

I may or may not have eaten the scraps.  It’s what intimidators do.  They eat the scraps.

Then I filled a piping bag (fitted with a Wilton 1A tip) with my delicious bubblegum frosting and piped away.

Finally I stuck a Blow Pop up in there.  Just in case it wasn’t sweet enough 😉

And in case you’re interested, here’s the internals…

The strawberry marshmallow on the inside is a fun surprise.

Kid food at its finest.

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Bubble Gum Marshmallow Buttercream

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Ingredients

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  • 1 cup room temp butter
  • 1/2 cup vegetable shortening
  • 3/4 cup Marshmallow Fluff
  • 6 cups powdered sugar
  • 2 Tbsp milk
  • 1 (0.10oz) package Duncan Hines Bubble Gum Flavored “Frosting Creations”

Instructions

  1. On medium speed cream butter and shortening together until smooth.
  2. Add in Marshmallow Fluff until combined.
  3. On low speed add powdered sugar, one cup at a time
  4. Add milk and flavor package stir 15 seconds.
  5. Turn mixer up to medium and mix for 30 seconds or until flavor package is incorporated evenly, scraping sides as needed.

Notes

Makes enough frosting for 24 cupcakes
If you pipe a high swirl it will only make enough for 12 cupcakes.

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85 comments on “Blow Pop Cupcakes”

  1. Carrie's Creations

    I am intrigued by the packet of flavoring! And I love that you put a mallow in the middle. I will definitely be doing THAT. Love these!

  2. Erika - The Teenage Taste

    Oh my gosh, these cupcakes sound amazing! Seriously, I need to get my hands on that bubblegum flavoring!

  3. These look AMAZING! I definitely have to make these for my daughters. When you say the icing recipe frosts 12 cupcakes with a high pipe, is your picture showing a high pipe? Thanks for all you do to bring sweetness to the world 😀

    1. Yes, What I did is a lot of frosting! I got 12 cupcakes out of the amount, so if you wanted something similar definitely double the recipe, but if you are going to do a more normal amount then it will for sure get you 24 🙂

  4. You crack me up woman, I mean ma’am! I am quietly laughing in my cubicle hoping my officemates don’t hear me and ask what I’m reading, since I’m at work..ahem. I have enjoyed checking your blog daily for at least 6 months now. You truly have a wonderful imagination when it comes to baking and an equally impressive wit. I bow humble before the Intimidator!

  5. Beth Wadsworth

    So I was reading this in the bathroom on my phone. I laughed so hard and so long the walls shook and echoed. I can’t tell you how I can relate to this. I had a friend tell me that I make horrible first impressions (I am a weirdo and am always myself;). That was in 1986, and I never got over it. My husband is intimidating. He has very little sense of humor. (I know, opposites attract.) It is my great analysis that therefore you cannot have an incredible sense of humor and also be intimidating. It doesn’t mesh, so throw that out the window, girl cuz you are hilarious! (I am totally making these for my daughter’s birthday this weekend. Sometime before or after I go to the DMV, work and go to Hunger Games. Have no idea how it will get done, but I always figure it out. 😉 First I am going to eat some Key Lime Fudge for breakfast.) Indimidating… Boo-yah!

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