Happy Funfetti Cake Batter Popsicles

After the longest winter known to humans, things are starting to thaw a bit here. That means it’s time to start cranking out frozen treat recipes for summer.

Funfetti cake mix is a favorite among many for good reason — it’s delicious, colorful, and quite versatile. You can use Funfetti and any other cake mix in recipes quite often.

This birthday cake ice cream is a huge hit and it uses Funfetti cake mix, too. Using cake mix in recipes is often a time-saver. Since the box of mix has many of the needed ingredients, there are fewer things for you to grab.

See how you can make these tasty cake mix pops in just a little over five hours. This recipe makes 10-12 popsicles depending on the size of your mold.

Here’s what you need to make these cake mix popsicles. Measurements are in the recipe card below.

• Funfetti Cake Mix
• Whole milk
• Frozen whipped topping
• Rainbow sprinkles

You will also need a popsicle mold and some popsicle sticks.

• Sturdy silicone mold that's perfect for homemade popsicle recipes.
• Move it from the counter to the freezer without anything under it.
• Has a bit of give so you can easily squeeze the bottoms to release the pops.
• Lids that help the sticks stay in place.
• Compact size that doesn't take up too much space in the freezer -- because who has that?

Add the cake mix and the milk to a blender and mix on low speed until fully combined.

Gently fold in the whipped topping and rainbow sprinkles.

Pour the mixture into the popsicle molds.

Top with additional sprinkles if you choose.

Freeze for at least 5 hours or overnight.

Enjoy!

If you use a plastic or metal popsicle mold, you may want to omit the whipped topping, as it’s often difficult to pull out of the mold. Instead, replace the whipped topping with heavy whipping cream or yogurt. The idea is to have 3 cups of milk, yogurt, or whipped cream to mix with the boxed cake mix.

I love Funfetti! What other recipes can I make that taste like Funfetti?

If you flip for Funfetti flavor, here are some more recipes to try:

• Cake batter ice cream
• Low-carb Funfetti mug cake — a keto-friendly dessert on my mug cake site.
• Cake batter fruit dip
• Banana split cookies
• Funfetti candy bark

How long do homemade popsicles last?

Store your pops in an airtight container in the freezer for up to 3 months. For best results, eat them within 3 weeks or so. This should not be that hard. 😉

More Popsicle Recipes to Make

• Strawberry cheesecake pops
• OREO pudding pops
• Layered melon popsicles
• Lemon popsicles
• Rainbow fruit pops

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