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If you want to make some sweet treats for Halloween, then you have to check out these cat cake pop recipes! These Halloween cake pop recipes are purrfect for cat lovers, and we’ve even found some versions for vegans and people who eat raw food diets, so there should be something for everyone!
Chocolate Almond Black Cat Cake Pops
To make these adorable cat cake pops for Halloween, you’ll need chocolate cake mix, chocolate and vanilla frosting, melted dark chocolate, star sprinkles, lollipop sticks, and raw almonds.
Recipe via people.com
Halloween Cat Cake Pops
You can make these cute Halloween cat cake pops using vanilla cake mix, vanilla frosting, orange sprinkles, a black food decorating pen, rice stick noodles for whiskers, black candy melts, canola oil, paper lollipop sticks, sliced almonds for eyes, and candy corn for ears.
Recipe via bettycrocker.com
Raw Chocolate Cake Pops
These Halloween cat cake pops are made from raw ingredients, and they’re free from gluten, eggs, refined sugar, and dairy. To make these spooky treats, you’ll need cashews, macadamia nuts, walnuts, dates, raw cacao powder, oat or almond powder, coconut oil, maple or agave syrup, vanilla extract, salt, sunflower seeds, and lollipop sticks.
Recipe via forkandbeans.com
Candy Corn Cat Cake Pops
These cute cake pops look like cats celebrating Halloween. To make these sweet treats, you’ll need Little Debbie Fancy Cakes, yellow and orange candy coating wafers, candy corn for ears, white heart sprinkles, lollipop sticks, an a black edible marker.
Recipe via partypinching.com
Cat Halloween Cake Pops
These cute Halloween cat cake pops are vegan, and you can make them with pumpkin puree, vegan chocolate cake mix, water, vegan chocolate frosting, vegan semi-sweet chocolate wafers, Earth Balance Buttery Spread, coconut oil, vegan chocolate chips, lollipop sticks, and candy for decorating.
Recipe via growingupveg.blogspot.com
Black Cat Cake Pops
If you want to make these Halloween cat cake pops, you’ll need cake mix, frosting, a black edible ink pen, lollipop sticks, black candy coloring, white candy coating, chocolate chips for ears, red rainbow chip sprinkles, and yellow oval sprinkles for eyes.
Recipe via familycircle.com
Peanut Butter Fudge Filled Black Cat Pops
These Halloween pops look like fluffy black cats, and you can make them using white candy coating wafers, peanut butter chips, salt, creamy peanut butter, jumbo candy eyes, melted semi-sweet chocolate, licorice laces for whiskers, and pink heart sprinkles.
Recipe via hungryhappenings.com
Black Cat Fever Cake Pops
These spooky Halloween cake pops feature yellow moons and black cats. To make these fun treats, you’ll need Little Debbie Pumpkin Delights, straws or lollipop sticks, white and yellow candy melts, black edible decorating paper, and a cat paper punch.
Recipe via pintsizedbaker.com
Halloween Cupcake Cat Cake Pops
You can make these fun Halloween cat cake pops by combining Oreo Cookies, cream cheese, melted milk and white chocolate, spooky sprinkles, lollipop sticks, and black cat cupcake picks.
Recipe via lovefromtheoven.com
Hello Kitty Zombie Cake Pops
In order to make these creepy zombie Hello Kitty cake pops for Halloween, you’ll need black, green, and red candy melts, mini M&Ms, red heart sprinkles, lollipop sticks, cake mix, and buttercream frosting.
Recipe via foodista.com
Rice Krispies Treat Black Cat Pops
If you don’t like cake, you can make these Halloween cat pops using Rice Krispies, butter, marshmallows, wooden craft sticks, melted dark chocolate, gumdrops, pink jelly beans, a cat face cookie cutter, and Oreo Cookie Crumbs.
Recipe via hungryhappenings.com
