30 Super Cute and Easy Christmas Cake Pop Recipes for Your Holidays
These bite-sized pops are practically too cute to eat!
There are a lot of Christmas desserts to choose between when planning your holiday baking. Obviously, you want holiday cookies (at least if Santa has any say), but you can also make Christmas cakes and gingerbread houses (or dozens of other gingerbread recipes), as well as pies, and even eggnog recipes. But one easy (and super cute) treat? Christmas cake pops. Allow us to present you with a variety of reasons while they deserve a spot on your dessert spread.
Candy Cane Cake Pops
Is there any better decoration during the holidays than candy canes? These red and white cake pops prove there's no competition.
Get the recipe at Niner Bakes.
Gold Glitter Lemon Cake Pops
These gold and silver shimmery cake pops are perfect to make for your Christmas party and your New Year's Eve party.
Get the recipe at The Cookie Rookie.
Christmas Character Oreo Cake Pops
Kids will love these Oreo cake pops because of the cast of adorable characters they can choose from.
Get the recipe at Chelsea's Messy Apron.
Holly Leaf Cake Pops
Guests will love these cake pops that look like they were dusted in snow.
Get the recipe at Niner Bakes.
Nutella & Cream Cheese Pie Pops
Folks who prefer pie to cake don't have to be left out of the fun! These super cute pie pops are easy to make, and fun to nibble.
Get the recipe at Baker by Nature.
Red, Green, and White Christmas Cake Pops
Keep it simple with these Christmas-colored cake pops—and feel free to be generous with the sprinkles!
Get the recipe at Deliciously Declassified.
Christmas Tree Cake Pops
Make these trees like a normal cake pop, except form it into a cone instead of a ball. Then decorate however you'd like with colorful candies!
Get the recipe at Bakerella.
Cardinal Cake Pops
Perhaps a better cake pop idea for advanced bakers, these cardinal-themed desserts are an elegant Christmas finger food.
Get the recipe at Pint Sized Baker.
Chocolate Peppermint Cake Pops
What's black and white and red all over? These chocolate peppermint (with cream cheese icing!) cake pops.
Get the recipe at What Should I Make For.
Cake Pops Four Ways
Pick your poison! This blogger offers recipes for snowmen, reindeer, Christmas tree, and ornament cake pops.
Get the recipe at The Loopy Whisk.
S'mores Cake Pops
The summer treat gets a Christmas twist! We recommend eating these by the fire for maximum impact.
Get the recipe at Pint Sized Baker.
Pretty Present Pops
There's no sweeter gift than a tray or two of these personalized presents.
Get the recipe at The Cake Blog.
Christmas Tree Sheet Cake Pops
These cheery slices are made portable (and perfect for the holiday party) thanks to the candy cane trunk.
Get the recipe at Five Heart Home.
Gluten-Free Christmas Tree Cake Pops
Enlist your children to help decorate these sprinkle-covered trees.
Get the recipe at The Loopy Whisk.
Gingerbread Cake Pops
This ornately designed dessert might be our new favorite way to eat gingerbread.
Get the recipe at What Should I Make For...
Cake Pops for Christmas
Use your most popular cake recipe as the base for these red-and-green treats.
Get the recipe at Shades of Cinnamon.
Brandy Christmas Pudding Pops
A homemade brandy butter takes the traditional cake pop to the next level.
Get the recipe at Things We Make.
Jingle Bells Peanut Butter Pops
Brush on luster dust to give your jingle bells a shiny metallic finish.
Get the recipe at Woman's Day.
Christmas Cake Pops
All you need to make this dessert super festive is Christmas-colored sprinkles.
Get the recipe at Joy in Every Season.
Cocoa Cake Pops
Enjoy these cocoa cake pops with a mug of homemade hot chocolate.
Get the recipe at Bakerella.
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