INGREDIENTS:
METHOD:
Crumble the red velvet cake into fine crumbs.
Combine 100 grams white chocolate and hot whipping cream in a small bowl, then add to the cake crumbs and mix well until the cake is moist.
Shape the cake crumbs into balls and place on a plate lined with plastic wrap.
Transfer to the freezer until stiff.
Working with one ball at a time, dip a lollipop stick into the 300 grams melted white chocolate and stick into the top of each cake pop.
Return to the freezer until the chocolate has set, about 10 minutes.
Dip the cake pops into the white chocolate and cover completely.
Run a knife or popsicle stick onto the base of each cake pop to remove the excess chocolate, then return to the plastic wrap-covered plate.
Place the cake pops in the freezer until the white chocolate has fully set.
Angle the cake pops and dip just the sides into the melted semisweet chocolate to create the lapels of the tuxedo.
Scrape the excess chocolate off with a knife or popsicle stick, then return the cake pops to the plate.
Use a toothpick to draw the buttons and bowties onto the cake pops with the remaining semisweet chocolate.
Return the cake pops to the freezer one more time for the chocolate to set, then enjoy!

OMG. Thank you for this recipe, it is wonderful!
Wow! This is amazing. So delicious and so pretty! I'm eating it. So good! Thanks!
I brought this to Thanksgiving dinner. It was delicious and smelled fantastic! Thanks!
What an absolutely wonderful recipe
OUTSTANDING
I made this dish for dinner tonight and it was excellent.
Loved it! Mine actually looked just like the video. That never happens!
This is a very easy recipe- it's simple but delicious
This is my go-to recipe
Mmmm lovely
Excellent! I was testing a new stuffing recipe for Thanksgiving
Delicious!
This is a beautiful dish!
Oh WOW! I've had this in my Pinterest for awhile and just made it today.
Thanks - can't wait to try this out!
LOVE IT! now my go to recipe.
Yum, yum, yum! This recipe looks delicious.
Made this last night for my family and we love it.
These were pretty delicious
Looking forward to making this tonight