A reader of The Frugal Girls recently sent me a fun Easy Cake Truffle Recipe to try and share.
Thank you, Fawn, for sharing this fabulous recipe!
Easy Cake Truffle Recipe
What You’ll Need:
- 1 Box of Chocolate Fudge Cake Mix
- Ingredients to prepare Cake Mix {eggs, oil, etc.}
- 1 can of Chocolate Fudge Frosting
- 2 bags of semi-sweet Chocolate Chips
What You’ll Do:
Prepare cake mix, and bake as directed.
After cake has cooled, crumble entire cake into bowl.
Add in entire can of frosting, and mix well.
Place mixture in refrigerator until firm. {may take a few hours}
Once mixture has firmed up and cooled, use melon baller or a spoon {then roll with hands} to scoop out balls.
Melt Chocolate Chips in separate bowl {I melt mine in the microwave}.
Dip cake balls into melted chocolate,
then set on waxed paper to dry.
While still wet, sprinkle with coconut, sprinkles, etc.
Once they are dry, they’re done!
Transfer to a pretty plate and enjoy!!
$ave Money ~ follow TheFrugalGirls.com on Facebook & Twitter, and get for Free Email Updates or Free RSS Updates!
PDF 
Hmmmm, might try those as special treats for church on Sunday.
How do you dip the balls into the chocolate without dropping them? I seem to make more of a mess trying to get them equally covered in chocolate
How do I do this so they are pretty and covered in chocolate?
Hi Shonte ~ it did get a bit messy, but I just dipped them in with my fingers and tilted them until they were all covered. You can then use a spatula to cover any bare spots on the truffle.
Hope this helps!
I am going to try this with Devol’s Food cake and cream cheese icing. What a fabulous idea!
so easy Thanks for sharing!
What a great recipe. It sounds wonderful. Thanks for sharing.
Happy TMTT.
Blessings.
Oh yummy!! How extra cute too…
I just posted about oreo truffles recently too. <3 I would love to try yours.
They came out so pretty!
These look fantastic! To avoid a mess, you might want to add a step and insert lollipop sticks into the truffles and firm them up and just hold the stick to dip them in. Thanks so much for the recipe!
YUM!!! They look so good! Thanks for linking your post to Tempt My Tummy Tuesday.
You make them look easy!
Oh yum! Delicious and beautiful too!!
Those look great!! Thanks for sharing:)
Y – U – M !!!!!
Those are on my to-do list now.
Thanks for sharing!
Super easy and “fancy” all in one. Great idea!
Ooooh! Might have to do these tomorrow with the kids.
THank you for sharing!
Oooo this looks nifty. I’ll have to try it out
How wonderful these look! Thanks for sharing! I invite you to stop by for my Valentine dessert round-up!
OH, YUM! We are certainly making these this weekend. Thanks for sharing!!!
Just made these and the kids had a blast. Very messy though! Maye put the balls in the freezer for a bit before dipping into the chocolate?? They crumbled and fell apart with the thickness of the chocolate. Kids didn’t care though!
Hi Michelle ~ yes… if you’re short on time, you could place in the freezer for a bit. I just place the crumbled cake/frosting mixture in the refrigerator for several hours, and that helps it solidify and be less crumbly too. Enjoy eating your tasty treats!
~ Heidi
I put toothpicks in my cake balls and then put them in the freezer for just alittle while then when I take them out they’re solid and firm on the toothpicks and they’re easy to dip into the hot chocolate. Also I only take a few out of the freezer at a time because then they thaw out and they slip off the toothpicks when I dip them into the chocolate. After I dip them I stick the toothpicks with the dipped cake ball on top into a piece of styrofoam and then put them back into the freezer to get firm…maybe just 1/2 hr and then I take them out of the freezer and put them into a plastic tupperware container for everyone to eat.
The chocolate chips are good but if you get Almond Bark” or the generic brand the chocolate melts alittle better and it’s not as thick and when the Almond Bark dries it’s kind of chrisp on the outside and it’s really good.
Almond Bark is not made of almonds…that is just the name of the product. You can get the generic form and it’s just as good. You can get it in either vanilla or chocolate.
I also make oreo truffles. OMG they are soooooooooo good!
Ok, these are actually a recipe that I found for something called a cake pop! you can roll these into balls and freeze them a little to set them and then stick them on lollipop sticks! you can even use a rolling pin and cut out 3 different size circles and make 3 tiers for a wedding cake and decorate as you would a wedding cake and use them as place settings or favors at the wedding tables! you can make them into almost any shape and they go SO fast at school bake sales! especially if you color them school colors or even in the shape of the mascot! have fun!
they’re from Bakerella. If you go to her site, (www.bakerella.com) she has twelve billion adorable ways to decorate the cake pops. Super cute. Messy, and time consuming, but utterly adorable.
Cake balls!! Use tooth picks to dip in chocolate & freeze