Waffle Pops are a fun breakfast, brunch, or dessert idea that kids love to help make and of course, eat! Warm waffles are coated in melted candy and sprinkles, then dusted with a layer of sweet powdered sugar to make the ultimate snacking pop.
Prep Time15 minutesmins
Cook Time10 minutesmins
Chill Time10 minutesmins
Total Time35 minutesmins
Course: Breakfast, brunch, Dessert
Cuisine: American
Diet: Vegetarian
Keyword: spring waffle pops, spring-themed cake pops, waffle pops
Prepare the waffles of your choice. If using homemade waffles or a waffle mix, use a mini waffle maker and your batter to make 6-12 waffles. Frozen waffles do not need to be thawed before warming in the oven.
Remove the waffles from the oven, allowing them to cool just enough so you can handle them safely. Insert a skewer or popsicle stick into each waffle.
Place the white, chocolate, and pink candy melts in separate microwave-safe bowls. Microwave them in 15- to 20-second bursts, stirring thoroughly in between, until smooth and fully melted. *Double Boiler Option: Put the candy melts in heat-safe bowls set over a pot of gently simmering water. Stir until melted.
Dip each waffle pop into one color of melted candy, turning it to coat as much as you like. Let excess drip off. If desired, wait a moment for the first color to set slightly, then drizzle a second color on top using a spoon or piping bag.
While the candy coating is still tacky, sprinkle on your choice of toppings—sprinkles, nonpareils, or a dusting of powdered sugar.
Notes
Storing: Store the fully set waffle pops in an airtight container at room temperature. If you used perishable toppings, store in the fridge and consume within 1–2 days.Tip 1: If your candy melts become too thick, stir in a small amount of vegetable shortening or use a candy-thinning product.Tip 2: Powdered sugar looks best added right before serving to avoid disappearing into the candy coating.Tip 3: Warm waffles can help the skewers adhere better, but room-temperature waffles work fine too.