Chocolate-Dipped Cheesecake Pops

Recently, I’ve learned that one of my dearest friends is expecting a little one. I’m so happy for them especially having a cutie under 1 myself I cannot find the best words to define being a mom. It is probably the best thing ever happened to me. And you know what if it is a girl, they’ll give her the same name as our daughter- we’ll have another precious Duru! I decided to dedicate these pops to them (especially after learning that they’re one of the few people reading my blog :) ) It is like a mini-too soon-cyber baby welcome.

These cheesecake pops are so easy that there is actually no recipe to it. It is a no-recipe recipe. They are obviously crowd pleaser and great for parties-for kids or adults!

Ingredients

Cheesecake (I used my leftover Strawberry Swirl Cheesecake- use any cheesecake- leftover, store bought…)
Semisweet or bittersweet chocolate, melted
Toppings of your choice: grated coconuts, hazelnuts, almonds, cocoa nibs, chocolate chips, crushed malt balls, crushed toffee, crushed chocolate-covered espresso beans

Directions
With a melon baller or a very small ice cream scoop, scoop 1 1/2-inch balls of cheese cake. Gently give them a ball shape and arrange them on a parchment paper lined baking sheet. Secure a lollipop stick into each cheesecake ball and freeze for about 2 hours. If you don’t have sticks on hand, you can just serve them as balls!

Dip the cheesecake lollipops in the melted chocolate, letting any excess drip off. Then roll in any toppings of your choice. Arrange them on parchment paper lined baking sheet to harden for a few minutes. Then try to swallow one in one bite!!

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6 Responses to Chocolate-Dipped Cheesecake Pops

  1. Mr. Bacon says:

    Hey there! I found your blog through foodblogforum, and while I went through a load to find a couple I liked I have to admit that I dismissed most. These balls immediately caught my attention, however! They look and sound absolutely amazing! I love cheese cake and I’m a big fan of finding new ways to use food, so these are right up my street. I will definitely make a wee batch of these next time I have cheesecake lying about. :) By the way, what are the little chocolate horns on the one right at the back?

  2. Eftychia says:

    These pops look so tasty and the baby so cute!

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