Babycakes CP-70 Cake Pop Maker 12 Count
- 350 watts
- Nonstick baking plates, wipe clean after use
- Lavender color
- Sweet or savory batters on the same plates
Updated 26 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A small countertop baker that turns batter into round cake balls in a few minutes on nonstick plates, with savory bites possible too. The specs give no batch count, dimensions or warranty.
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ASIN: B00MVDRWOGModel: CP-70Category: Cake Pop Makers
Overview
A parent baking with kids or a host making party treats gets a lidded countertop baker with nonstick plates shaped for round cake balls. Spray the plates, pour batter, close the lid and bake a few minutes, then pop the balls out and wipe the plates clean.
Round cake balls without an oven, shaped by the plates themselves, is the reason to own one, and the same plates take savory batters for biscuit bites, pizza bites and meatballs. Where it falls short is information: the listing gives wattage and color and nothing else, so how many pops fit per batch and how big the unit is are unanswered.
Who it's for
Aimed at birthday prep, bake sales and kitchens where kids want to help with something quick. The plates need an oil spray before each batch and a wipe after. Someone who wants a multi plate appliance or a stated warranty is better served asking the maker, as the listing gives neither.
Pros and cons
- Nonstick baking plates
- Bakes in a few minutes
- Sweet and savory recipes
- Wipe clean plates
- Batch count, dimensions and warranty not listed
- Plates need oil spray before baking
- Round shape only
Performance notes
Heat from the plates above and below cooks the batter on both sides at once, which is what makes the balls round instead of domed, and the nonstick surface is why they release with a tap once the oil spray has done its job. Overfilling the wells pushes batter out of the seam, so pouring to the plate level is what decides a clean sphere.
Specifications
| Brand | Babycakes |
|---|---|
| Model | CP-70 |
| Wattage | 350 watts |
| Product Style | Non-Stick,Nonstick |
| Color | Lavender |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Non Stick Coating |
| Part Number | CP-70 |
Frequently asked questions
Does the Babycakes CP-70 need any setup before the first batch?
The description describes only spraying the plates with oil, pouring batter and closing the lid, so no assembly is mentioned. The listing gives no cord length or power requirement beyond 350 watts.
Can the Babycakes CP-70 make anything besides cake pops?
Yes. The description lists bacon cheddar biscuit bites, hush puppies, wonton cups, pizza bites and Swedish meatballs.
How many cake pops does the Babycakes CP-70 make at once?
The specs do not state a batch count. The product title says it makes 12, but that number does not appear in the description or specs.
How do I clean the Babycakes CP-70?
Wipe the nonstick plates down after use, per the description. No dishwasher or removable plate information is given.