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**Title:** Making Mushroom Cake Pops on Nerdy Nummies
**Hosts:** Ro and special guest DOA
**Project:**
1. **Prep:** Crumbling pre-made cake, mixing with creamy frosting, and forming into small balls.
2. **Freezing:** Chilling cake balls for 15 minutes.
3. **Dipping:** Attaching marshmallows to lollipop sticks, dipping in melted green and red chocolate, and then coating cake balls.
4. **Decorating:** Adding details with black food coloring and fancy frosting squirt bags.
**Key Takeaways:**
* Keeping cake balls frozen prevents them from falling apart when dipped in chocolate.
* The "commit technique" (quick dipping) helps prevent cake pops from falling off the stick.
**Outcome:** Successfully creating mushroom-themed cake pops, with some trial and error, and inviting viewers to suggest future project ideas.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
**Host and Guest**
1. The host's name is Ro.
2. The special guest's name is DOA.
3. DOA is from "Continue and Coffee Time".
**Project Overview**
4. The project is making "Mushroom Cake Pops".
5. The cake pops are inspired by "Power Mushrooms" from a game (implied, not explicitly stated).
**Materials Needed**
6. Required materials include:
* A giant bowl
* Creamy frosting (not whipped)
* Pre-made cake
* Lollipop sticks
* Wax paper
* Big marshmallows
* Green chocolate
* Red chocolate
* Foam (for sticking cake pops)
* Fancy frosting squirt bags
* Black food coloring dye
**Process Steps**
7. The cake is cut into four pieces before being crumbled.
8. Cake crumbles are mixed with one can of creamy frosting in a 1:1 ratio (cake to frosting).
9. The mixture is shaped into small balls.
10. These balls are placed on a wax paper-lined tray and frozen for about 15 minutes.
11. Marshmallows are halved and used as a base on lollipop sticks.
12. The cake balls are dipped into melted chocolate (green or red) using the marshmallow as a base.
13. Excess chocolate is removed by lightly tapping the stick.
14. The cake pops are then stuck into foam to dry.
**Tips and Outcomes**
15. Keeping the cake balls frozen is crucial to prevent them from falling apart.
16. The "commit technique" (dipping and then committing to the shape without gradual dripping) helps prevent the cake pop from falling off the stick.
17. The finished cake pops were decorated, with some turning out successfully and others not as much.