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Turkey Cake Pop Tutorial
This is a step-by-step video tutorial demonstrating how to make "Roasted Turkey" cake pops, using hand-sculpting techniques. You will learn how to shape a cake ball into a 3D turkey, how to measure your cake ball to get perfect proportions, tips for melting chocolate for dipping, where to get all the supplies, and more! Once you purchase and download the video, you can access it any time, as many times as you need for as long as you want :)
This tutorial is best for someone who has made cake pops before. This is not an "Intro to Cake Pops" tutorial. Some cake pop "basics" will be covered in this video, but those skills are not the primary content. This is for a bakery business owner, hobby baker, or "side hustle" baker who wants to learn how move beyond creating basic round cake pops, and start hand-sculpting designs, like the turkey demonstrated here.
Along with the video download, you will receive a supply list with hyperlinks to purchase needed supplies. If the hyperlinks do no work for you, please email me at SweetWhimsyShop@gmail.com after you have purchased and downloaded the video. An abbreviated supply list will be shown within the video, but a full supply list, with hyperlinks to make purchases, is also available.
IPHONE USERS, PLEASE READ: For photo instructions on how to view this video on an iPhone, please click through the step-by-step images within the description photos (directions are in the pink boxes within the screenshot photos). For the best user experience, this video should be opened and downloaded using a computer. Viewing on an iPhone is possible, but you need to follow these steps:
- Open your email
- Click on the .mov file. Then click "Download" (do not click "View" if you're trying to watch the video using an iPhone)
- Wait for the file to download. It may take a few minutes. Please make note of the screenshot (6th photo here) showing how "downloading" might look on your iPhone
- After the file is fully-downloaded, click on the file name to view/watch (see the 7th photo)