Brownie maker £9.99 currys cake pop maker £7.99

debralee_2

Thanks OP. Have wanted a cake pop maker for ages and for £8 can't really go wrong. Have just got my OH to buy it for me for Christmas! So excited!

flea72

purpleducky wrote: »

Looks fun! Anyone know where to buy the sticks for cake pops?

The Range have them. £1.49 for 30. Or just grab a few extra wooden stirrers when you visit a coffee shop ;-)

The expensive part is the candymelts choc coverings that give cakepops a nice firm outer. Normal chocolate just doesn't work the same and is harder to colour and doesn't set hard

LittleMissMoneySaver_2

bigc2910 wrote: »

For those buying the Pop Cake Maker, I've also bought this from Mr T's which seemed good value to go with it for my niece!

http://www.tesco.com/direct/cake-pops-kit/VX9-MJ87.prd?skuId=VX9-MJ87

And SailorSam? Bah Humbug! We love ours,use it for school fair cake sales, birthdays,tea parties! Do have a bread maker gathering dust though! ; )

They have the same kit on Amazon for £8 with free delivery too.

nickydee5

Home Bargains have the packs of sticks too, can't remember if there's 30 or 40 in the pack but they were less than a £1

AnnaV

Thank you, just ordered a cake pop maker and it was with free delivery!

richmondhamptoncourt

No curry's near me unfortunately - where else do you recommend for a cake pop maker with free delivery?

Thanks.

erana69

Brownie maker back in stock for home delivery which is free :j

ana8

Just to let everyone know I was all set to get the pop cake maker from currys before nipping into my local tesco-it's not available online but stoke store had shelves of those for only £10 making 12 pop cakes in one go as opposed to 6 made my curry's item. Tesco one also comes with 12 sticks to get you started and 2 year warranty

http://www.tesco.com/direct/swan-popcake-maker/163-7613.prd?skuId=163-7613&pageLevel=sku&_requestid=628453

ldu06lhd

I reserved this at my local store last night and got a call this morning to say it was OOS. Infuriating!

But i popped into my local Home Bargains and found one that cooks 14 with sticks and release spray for £11.99.

Not too shabby!

pretzelnut

I have tested my brownie maker, all in the name of science of course.

It makes awesome brownies (something I have NEVER mastered when using the oven)

The brownie maker also cooks sponge cakes too. I had a packet mix I decided to use for testing and they were perfect. So light and fluffy and cooked in 4 minutes.

Heres the recipe I use for the brownies I made: http://lovefoodcookfood.com/2012/01/rich-chocolate-brownies-made-in-my-brownie-maker/