I LOVE making horse treats for my horses. My kids are grownups now, so if I want to bake treats the only ones to eat them are my husband and I. And since we don’t want to end up weighing 400 pounds, I pour my love of baking into making horse treats.
And I am super grateful to Olivia, from DIY Horse Ownership for her fantastic idea of making cake pops for horses. I think she can say she was the inventor of horse cake pops. This is such a great idea!
When I saw the recipes I was so excited, because I had almost everything needed for the cake pops, less the peppermint sticks. (Note to self, stock up on candy canes after Christmas….) But I did find these adorable little peppermint sticks on Amazon that work perfectly. Thanks Amazon for 2-day shipping!
Horse Cake Toppers To Make Any Cake Stand Out
This recipe is from Olivia at DIY Horse Ownership. You should really go check out her blog, she has a ton of helpful articles for those of us DIY horse owners.
Continue to mix the ingredients. If you have a fancy mixer, you could use it, but you don’t need too. I used a plastic spoon and the ingredients mixed up very easily. Continue to stir until you have a sticky dough.
Next, use a cooking spray on your cake pop pan. My cake pop pan only makes 12, and this batter made far more than 12 so I also used a mini muffin pan. I have used this pan in the past when making horse treats and it works really well.
Easter Egg Cake Balls
Once you have done this, take one of your peppermint candy sticks and poke a hole into the center of each cup.
The baking time may vary depending on your altitude, the pan you are using and your oven. My cake pops were done in about 40 minutes.
For the mini muffins, remove them from the muffin pan, and set onto a cookie sheet. Now if you have some starlight mints, you can insert them into the center of your mini muffin, and it will look something like this:
Horse Themed Ideas For Birthday Parties
For the cake pops, leave them in the container. Hopefully the holes that you put in before you baked them are still visible. After the pan has been out of the oven for about 10 minutes, insert the peppermint sticks into those holes you made. If you put them in when you just pull them out of the oven they will melt, and you will lose the pony pop effect. So even though it is difficult, resist the temptation to insert the candy stick too early. (Do you really need to ask how I know?)
This is a super easy horse treat recipe that I am sure your horse will love. They bake fast, and they are inexpensive to make with ingredients you most likely already have in your kitchen.
So instead of driving to the tack store and back, save your money and your time and make some horse treats yourself. I promise, your horses will love them, even if they do look like mushrooms!
Fruit Shaped Cake Pops
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Horse Birthday Cake
For the cake pops, leave them in the container. Hopefully the holes that you put in before you baked them are still visible. After the pan has been out of the oven for about 10 minutes, insert the peppermint sticks into those holes you made. If you put them in when you just pull them out of the oven they will melt, and you will lose the pony pop effect. So even though it is difficult, resist the temptation to insert the candy stick too early. (Do you really need to ask how I know?)
This is a super easy horse treat recipe that I am sure your horse will love. They bake fast, and they are inexpensive to make with ingredients you most likely already have in your kitchen.
So instead of driving to the tack store and back, save your money and your time and make some horse treats yourself. I promise, your horses will love them, even if they do look like mushrooms!
Fruit Shaped Cake Pops
I am horse crazy and love DIY projects, and finding great deals on everything horse related. When I have a new idea, or find a great deal I love sharing this information with you……..AND just to have FULL Disclosure:
Affiliate Disclaimer: Some of the blog posts on my site will allow you to purchase different products and services online provided by other merchants, and not myself. Some of the links that I post on my site are “affiliate links.” This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, I may receive an affiliate commission.* I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for me to earn a commission by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
*Disclosed in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”
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