cake pops taste like awesome in your mouth

one of my dearest friends in the world recently started her very own business. she hopes it will take off and she can do it full time and introduce the world, or at least her own little part of the world, to the wonders of cake pops. and i think her little business venture shows promise. not just because she is my best friend in the world and i'll always encourage her, but also because these things are AWESOME! and i don't use capital letters frivolously.

cake pops just have a way of melting in your mouth, making you sigh with utter delight. what is a cake pop, you ask? well, you've asked the right girl, because i have an inside line to newest cake pop extraordinaire! it's cake and icing perfectly proportioned and rolled together, placed on a stick, and dipped in a delicious candy coating. the flavors are endless. the delight is pure. and the crumbs are few.

a few weekends ago, i helped this dear friend get ready for a local chocolate festival by rolling 700+ half-size samples. the pops were gone in an hour and forty-two minutes. some people came back for seconds. and thirds. and fourths. we had to stop them at fifths. children were told by their own parents to "get your own." women raved that it was "the best thing i've put in my mouth all day." men smiled maniacally as they swiped a second sample while their wives filled out door prize forms. grazers secretly used our trash can to spit out the brownies from the booth next to us, only to rave loudly when they tried a delicious cake pop. one girl even talked about having cake pops at her wedding.

they were a big hit in a bite-size ball. they are delicious. what, you want to try some? order your own piece of awesome. i'm sure my friend would really appreciate it.