Babycake maker vs. Brownie mix

So I figured since yesterday pancake mix worked so well in my babycake cake maker I'd try brownie mix. Yeah, that was stupid.

So I started with my mix

I have to use sugar-free...otherwise my dentist get's money and lets face it. I don't want to pay them.

I pour it in

and let it cook....

and cook some more (because they weren't done)

Then I thought they were.

but they weren't

:(

Moral: Don't bake brownie mix in babycake maker. They MIGHT have come out better if I had let them cook longer than 10 minutes. However, they would have been really crispy (which it was already pretty crispy). If you want bite size piece try my other way:
Brownie Bites

Pancake puffs

So I've been thinking about my babycake cake pop maker and wonder "What other things can you make with it?" Answer: pancake puffs and donuts (so far-- I haven't made to donuts yet)These are a healthy version of Denny's pancake puppies.

That's syrup in the above left tray for dipping!


What you'll need:
pancake (mix or scratch- thanks Costco for providing me with "economy" or as I like to call it "American Size" pancake mix!
Your babycake cake pop maker

Spray babycake maker with cooking spray before use (ignore their directions- if you don't spray it, it sticks)
Pour batter in and cook for four minutes.

enjoy!