The Nutella Pie Pops by Call Me Cupcake Look Just Like Traditional Pies
Meghan Young — January 24, 2013 — Lifestyle
References: call-me-cupcake.blogspot.au & trendland
Many people should now be familiar with cake pops, which became a huge baking fad a couple of years ago and has even made its way into Starbucks' dessert selection; but the Nutella Pie Pops are something slightly different. First of all, they are not perfectly round or covered in icing. Instead, they take on the adorable form of miniature pies, right down to their weaved pastry tops. Nevertheless, the Nutella Pie Pops fall into the same category as cake pops due to the use of lollipop sticks.
Created by Linda Lomelino of Call Me Cupcake, a baker living in a small Swedish town, the Nutella Pie Pops look relatively simple to make. Pile some nutella between two sheets of pastry and bake!
Created by Linda Lomelino of Call Me Cupcake, a baker living in a small Swedish town, the Nutella Pie Pops look relatively simple to make. Pile some nutella between two sheets of pastry and bake!
Trend Themes
1. Mini Chocolate Pastries - Opportunity for creating unique and visually appealing desserts that deviate from traditional cake pops.
2. Nutella Pie Pops - Chance to explore new flavors and fillings for pie-inspired desserts.
3. Weaved Pastry Tops - Potential for innovative pastry designs and techniques to enhance the aesthetic appeal of baked goods.
Industry Implications
1. Bakery - Innovation opportunities for bakeries to offer creative and eye-catching mini pastries, such as Nutella Pie Pops.
2. Food and Beverage - Opportunity for food and beverage companies to develop novel chocolate-based dessert products, incorporating unique flavors and textures.
3. Catering - Potential for catering services to incorporate Mini Chocolate Pastries into their menus as an intriguing and visually appealing dessert option.
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