Champagne Cake Balls
"If youre attending a New Years Eve gathering, or if youre celebrating any other exciting occasion, these Champagne Cake Balls are a MUST on your party menu! Easy to prepare with a cake mix, they look beautiful and taste even better. They are the perfect sweet treat to ring in the New Year!"
Yields36 cake balls
Preparation Time20 min
Cooking Time20 min
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SissieSass
Nov 28, 2018
How big are these cake balls? I seen you say something about a melon baller to scoop the batter and lay it out. Do they fluff up a lot when you bake them, or are they the size of a melon ball when done? I may need to make several batches for all of my guests.
Sandi C
Feb 12, 2017
These look terrific. I have made cake balls once before with chocolate cake and frosting. I also like the variety made with Oreo cookies that I've seen lately. I would love to try these because they look so light and airy. The sprinkles on top are adorable. Does anyone recommend adding a small amount of shortening to the white chocolate disks to thin it out a bit and make coating them easier?
bambakes7
Feb 10, 2017
Cake balls are delicious but I've never made them myself. I'm not sure why that is because they seem so easy to make!
FoodLover
Feb 10, 2017
I would love to make these cake balls. I love the fact that they contain champagne. I can imagine that adding in a certain sweetness although I suppose you could add a dry, Brut, champagne which I like. I think this is such a novel idea. A definite ice breaker if you go with them to a party. They look amazing.
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