Lakeland 12 Hole Cake Pop Maker

I bought the 12 hole cake pop maker originally planning on getting the smaller one. I’m pleased I went for this one. I followed the recipes that came with it and they were very good. It was really quick and easy to use, I used two silicone spoons to remove the cake pops so that I didn’t scratch the machine and they came out so easily. To make life easier I piped the mixture in to the moulds, the first batch of cake pops came out a little small, so I used more the second time, they came out lovely and round and once decorated looked great. I would definitely recommend this product.

Very professional. I have got it as a present and I am very happy with it. I use to fill a batter dispenser, that makes more easier and faster. Made already more than 500! pop cakes, and still not sticking. Actually 6 stars :-)

I love this machine. I have tried the recipes in the booklet and used standard cake recipe 2oz sugar, flour, butter 1 egg with great success. I've filled them with icing using a syringe, as well as a well known chocolate spread and jam. It even makes funny round Yorkshires, although you need to use only about a teaspoon of batter. I used Lakeland cake release and got the cakes out using my fingers (ouch) or a little corn on the cob fork.

I have just bought my cakepop maker in the sale after i kept picking up in the shop and putting down again,there is some mixed reviews but i can only praise it highly,after a few duff batches i have now cracked it, i went on facebook and sombody said they use tesco sponge mix that you just chuck egg and water in and it works better than the recipe in the booklet and was just 49p,and another tip for seams,if you have a very fine grater gently rub the seams and hey presto cant wait the surprise the family with my cakepops as i am not known as a great cook lol

Just had the first go of my new cake pop maker. Really easy to use, very quick & pretty good results by the second batch, overfilled the first time. I made the vanilla receipe that came with the book which is supposed to make 24 but by using a melon baller as a portion guide (as you would use an icecream scoop for cupcakes) I was able to get 36 perfect cakes. I have also found Mikado choc biscuit sticks make excellent edible alternatives to the normal lollipop sticks which strike me as a bit wasteful. Removal plates for easier cleaning could be a future improvement but overall great item.