Cheesecake Pops
This is a very quick, easy and fun dessert for any occasion. The possibilities are endless with these cute bites. Customize them for any occasion by using different toppings. —Evelyn Moore, Elk Grove, California
Ingredients
- 3 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup sour cream
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3 large eggs, lightly beaten
- 1 cup graham cracker crumbs
- 45 lollipop sticks (4 inches long)
- 3 packages (10 to 12 ounces each) white baking chips
- 3 tablespoons shortening
- Toppings: grated coconut, grated chocolate, assorted sprinkles and chopped nuts
Reviews
This recipe is AWFUL!! What are all of these other people talking about??? I followed everything EXACTLY to the recipe and these did not come even close to turning out! So, what they don't tell you is that getting the bits of the cheesecake into balls is difficult and sticky. They turn out being little roundish-lumps covered in graham cracker crumbs. And then there's melting the white chocolate down to be able to dip the balls. Um, no. The microwave burns the chocolate, and when you finally get it melting, it doesn't become liquid enough to dip anything into it. SUCH a waste of time and effort. Just go to the bakery and buy them!
I made it for New Years Eve and everyone loved it! I thought it was difficult to make trying to get the white chocolate over the cheese cake ball without breaking the ball.
Made this for my sister's baby shower. It was a hit!
excellent recipe. they take some time to make but are defiantly worth the effort. I sent some to work with my husband a few months ago and the guys keeps asking for me to make some more. Big hit at party's.
I made these for a friends birthday a few years ago and now make them all the time for everyone in attendance! I will say that I leave out the graham cracker part - it takes too much time with not a lot of pay off - and when I'm in a "bind" I just go and buy a simple cheesecake and then "cheat" to dip them that way - but either way - it is wonderful!
Really wanted to like these. Way too much work for the end result. Should have just made a delicious cheesecake.
I have'nt made them yet, but they look adorable, is there a chocolate version of these?
I made these the first time for a friend's birthday about a year ago. Now every time there is a special occasion, someone requests these pops. It does require lots of work and patience, but the end result is absolutely worth it.
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a little bit of work involved but oh so worth the effort!