DEEP FRIED OREO

•It was made by dipping Oreos in pancake batter, deep-frying it, drizzling it with chocolate syrup
and serving it with powdered sugar. Since the debut of the deep-fried Oreo, it has now become
very common at carnivals and is a "cult favorite."
•Fried Oreos have a hot and crunchy outside, gooey inside, and have a rich chocolate flavor
with vanilla cream in every bite. Then, the Oreos are topped off with some powdered sugar to
make them even more addicting!
•They are then deep fried in hot oil which creates a fluffy, donut-like casing all around the Oreo.
The results are a hot chocolatey Oreo, a gooey cream filling, and a fluffy, golden coating! They
are finished off with a generous sprinkling of powdered sugar! Yep, they are naughty and so
good!

•Deep-fried Oreos are made with Oreo cookies, batter (usually made from buttermilk pancake
mix and water), vegetable oil, and powdered sugar.

CAKE POPS
•Cake pops, also called cake balls, are a form of cake that is shaped like a lollipop. In fact, the
name 'cake pops' is a contraction of the term cake lollipops.
•They’re called cake pops, the newest, smallest revolution for the palate: tiny, colourful, round and
utterly irresistible. They’re fun little desserts to eat in just a few bites, and decidedly “to go”: you can eat
them like a lollipop, and they’re covered with chocolate – either milk or dark – and various, colourful
graphic decorations. Something between a sweet treat and a fashion accessory.

•For the past few years, cake pops have been appearing at parties, weddings, and events as the
new go-to for cake treats. Cake pops have been growing and growing in popularity, sometimes
replacing cupcakes and even more traditional sheet cakes.

•Cake pops use many of the ingredients used in baking a traditional cake and can be made from
cakes of any flavor. Cake pops ingredients are straightforward. The basic crew like flour, butter,
sugar, vanilla, milk and sprinkles. Cake crumbs are mixed with icing or chocolate, and formed
into small spheres or cubes in the same way as cake balls, before being given a coating of icing,
chocolate or other decorations and attached to lollipop sticks and put some sprinkles in it.