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Just when you thought Cake Pops were the most adorable dessert on a stick. Here come ice cream pops! Learn to make them via scoochmaro on Instructables.

Did you know Brach's makes mini gummy bears? Well now you do! And you can buy them at CandyWarehouse.com.

To go along with the garden lights I just blogged about, how about the world's cutest cocktail! This was created by Camper English and you can find the recipe at alcademics.com. There's also a cute story about what inspired Camper to make this cocktail. (Discovered via CraftZine)

The fabulous ice cream blog Scoopalicious recently wrote about the Zoku Quick Pop Maker. Apparently you pre-freeze the device and then when you want popsicles, you pour in the ingredients and they freeze in only 7 minutes! The quick freezing time means you can make all kinds of cool-looking and tasty layered popsicles. How fun!

At $49.95 it's a bit of a commitment, but if it keeps your kids busy and keeps them cooler in the summer and you can use healthier ingredients than store-bought popsicles, it could certainly be worth it!

Oh fondant how I love thee. You may not taste all that great but without you people wouldn't be able to make cupcakes like these. (Via Epicute)

Excuse me while I call my parents and ask them once again if they are sure I'm not somehow actually a Japanese girl born into the wrong family.

If you want to buy one of these you can find them here at Strapya World or via this search on eBay.

No one can escape his gloppy, slightly sweetened, ketchup wrath. (Via MyFoodLooksFunny.com)

OK. I want to be able to make my own lollipops as much as the next gal, but... um... why is this commercial so creepy?! haha.

The food blog eyecandy.nanakaze.net shares this adorable idea for serving up hard boiled eggs complete with step-by-step instructions! (Discovered via EpiCute)

Make chocolates in the shape of vintage sewing buttons! These would be perfect for a wedding shower or baby shower that you are throwing for a crafty friend. Find these awesome chocolate molds and this sweet packaging idea at bakeitpretty.com.