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Chocolate Hearts Cakepops



Chocolate Hearts are similar to cake pops. They are made using heart shape silicone mold with candy melts and filled with cake pop mix. These are very easy to make. I will be making a video tutorial on my youtube channel pretty soon and share the link here. 
You can make your own heart pops for special occasions like Valentines day, party favors or wedding favors etc. The mold which I used (link below) can also be used to make hot chocolate bombs. 



All you need is in below list and you can find links as well 
* Baked cake of your flavor choice 
* Buttercream of your choice 
* Candy melts from wilton or any chocolate melts 
* Heart shape mold 
* Sprinkles for decoration 

Chocolate Heart Silicone mold

   

Candy Melts

   

 Sprinkles

 

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