Cute, right? I like to think so, but honestly, turning this peach pie recipe from Better Homes and Gardens into pie pops was just a lot easier—less pie crust surface to roll (you guys know how I suck at that). Lazy, but I’m like that sometimes.
After I photographed these, I realized I should have used red, white and blue sticks for a 4th of July twist. I got as far as changing out two sticks and then just got tired thinking about re-shooting. Lazy—strike two.
Besides the lazy factor, for this post, I went and tried something new with the photography (see last photo). I decided to put my little guy in it. Wow-so green with actually placing people in my shots—never mind his loud outfit (strike three), look at that face! He’s adorable and he wasn’t about to sit still for another few shots. I got what I could and he bolted to get back to being a kid. As you can see from this post and this last post, I’m totally putting my family to work.
For the recipe to these Peach Pie Pops, click here. And if you are around tomorrow night, June 25th, join me and all the other Better Homes and Gardens contributors for a Summer Grilling Twitter Party tonight from 7:00-8:00 pm CST!
Lastly as always, if I can please ask you guys–if you are going to pin any of the images please do so from Better Homes and Gardens and not here, since the recipes reside over there. Thanks!
Welcome to my cozy corner where baking meets random thoughts and musings. I’m a self-taught baker sharing all things sweet (and some savory—okay, and cocktails) with a whisk in one hand and a camera in the other. 
LOVE the soft summery colors in your photography here, Naomi! Your Peach Pie Pops with pretty ribbons, with a vintage vibe, look scrumptious–especially knowing there’s Butterscotch Sauce involved! And, your little guy is totes adorbs! xo
Love these pie pops, and I love that you’re using your family in the photos! Your little guy looked like an old pro!
Love these pops and your little guy is so adorable!
So beautiful! Pinned. Now if only I could get one in front of me to just magically appear! And I love the idea. And I also adore butterscotch anything!
These look amazing, Naomi! I love the cloth ribbons-it gives it a rustic touch.
These turned out super cute, love the sticks! (And your little guy is so photogenic!)
These are perfection!! As is your darling son
I love these! And how cute is Cole? He’s getting so big!
He is adorable! And these are way better than cake pops!
Pie pops are so fun, but I have never made them myself. I love the idea of not needing the roll out the dough though! I LOVE the fabric ribbons.
These are beautiful!!! What a great recipe!
Perfect in every way!
So so fun! Love that you featured sweet Cole
Deliciously cute as PIE!!!
gorgeous pops! {and child}
Wow, these photos are gorgeous! Your peach pops (and your son!) are absolutely adorable. I wish I could make pastry that perfect. One of these days!
Never thought you can turn Peach into a pie pops, you are very creative, I’ll consider doing this myself
Very beautiful! Definitely adding it to my to-bake list
Ahh!!! These are SO adorable!
Love these peach pie pops, they are adorable! Beautiful styling with the vintage ribbon ties and retro paper straws. I am addicted to stone fruit at the moment, peaches in particular. Can’t wait to make these! Thank you!
These are so sweet! Beautiful pictures!
These look insanely lovely. Awesome idea!
Genius.
Super cute! Not only do they look and sound delicious but I love the way you presented them.
These look so cute but sound so delicious. Right size for me. lol
Heck yes!
I’ll take 3. Or maybe 4. But seriously, beautiful photos.
These a really, stinkin’ adorable!
That happened to me the other day, too. I was going to re-shoot my stuffed zucchini, but I lost all interest and energy. These pops are very cute. Your little guy looks like he’s really enjoying them.
No one would believe that these are less work.. They look absolutely delicious!