It’s Spring! If you’ve seen my 2023 Spring Color Palette post, you may have noticed that I love Spring. After being stuck inside for the colder months of the year, it’s nice to get outside and see new life taking shape. Spring brings a bounty of colors, flowers, holidays, and cute baby animals; in short, it brings joy. So, we’re celebrating all of those things with cake pops! Let’s look at my favorite cake pop flavors and designs of 2023.
Flavors
Cake pops come in SO MANY flavors! I think most of us are used to vanilla and chocolate, but these delicious little treats can be anything you want. Use these flavors to take your Spring pops to the next level:
• Lemon
• Lemon Poppyseed
• Lemon Lavender
• Raspberry Lemonade
• Hummingbird Cake
• Carrot Cake
• Chocolate Mint
• Vanilla, but make it colorful
Designs
Spring offers an abundance of choices for cake pop designs. I’ve scoured the internet and these are my current favorites.

1. Bees. These cake pops from A Taste to Remember are BEEutiful and the perfect design to welcome newly budding flowers.
2. Chicks. Sugarkissed.net created these adorable little baby chick pops. There are even instructions on how to make them little bonnets.
3. Lemons. You might have noticed that lemon is my favorite Spring cake pop flavor. My design preference is no different. I say, “Bring on all the lemons!”

4. Bunny Butts. Is there anything cuter than these little bunny butts from Cheryl at moms & munchkins?? I mean, look at that fluffy tail and those little paws!
5. Eggs. These easter eggs from Wilton seem fairly easy to make. I can just see my kids having a blast with that white drizzle. And that shimmer…too cute!
6. Carrots. I bet these carrot cake pops from Bakerella would be perfect for trying out that carrot cake flavor.
7. Moss. These cake pops with the edible moss from Sugar Swings are so unique that I had to include them. I can see these being featured on a modern farmhouse Easter table.

8. Flowers. I have really been enjoying these 2D types of cake pops recently. They’re so much easier to eat than the round balls and these pops from Mr. Food Test Kitchen look simple, but fun, to make.
9. Tulips. Tulips are my favorite flower. They just shout spring to me. I would not mind receiving a bouquet of tulip flowers or cake pops. Zoe’s Fancy Cakes provides an excellent tutorial for how to make your own.

10. Pots of Gold. I have seen so many of these cake pops over social media this month and I understand why! The rainbow on top pops next to the black of the pot and I am here for it! Picture credit for this beauty goes to TheCakeBallerina.
11. Pots of Gold w/ Lucky Charms. These cute pots of gold with lucky charms marshmallows on top, posted by Kelley Moore feel like a child’s dream! These would be amazing with funfetti or fruity pebbles cake pop dough!
12. Saint Patricks Day. Sometimes less is more and these Saint Patrick’s Day cake pops from Sweet Lauren Cakes are a great example of that. These pops are simple but effective!