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Question: About how deep is the crock - will you be able to dip pops with attachments, like ears?
Document: I did follow directions  but agree with the others that this didn't even keep the chocolate warm and melted and I was continually putting the crock back in the microwave to be able to dip. I was already planning on taking it back bur during cleanup I noticed that the crock had a thin crack through it. It was never dropped - or even placed down hard so I'm not sure how it cracked. Luckily the store where I bought it took it back with no problems.
I love the little crock pot. Not only did I use it for cake pops, but I use it to dip strawberries. It is just a great size.
This is essentially a mini crock pot. It will NOT melt the chocolate. Put the chocolate in the pot, melt in the microwave, and then put the pot in the heating unit. This is actually much faster than melting the chocolate in the Wilton pots, which I also have and don't like (the plastic handles broke off, and you can't put the pots in the dishwasher). The BabyCakes pots kept the chocolate at the perfect temperature the entire time I was using them (3 hours).
This is a 20 oz crock pot.. nothing more execpt its rather cheaply made. No power indicator light and it takes over 45 minutes to get candy melts to a soft enough stage to coat the cake pops. The Lit is cheap cheap plastic. We returned it. For the price, you can buy ANY OTHER small crock pot for the same price, and get better quality.
This heated and melted my chocolate well. I uses can frosting and it melted.so.well I couldn't believe it. my cake pops dipped well and the frosting stayed on well. I like this appliance.
I made a Chocolate Fondue sauce (on the stove top) for dipping Strawberries, Brownie Bites, Cake "pops" into. We also poured it over homemade vanilla ice creme!! I was able to keep it warm and the perfect consistency ALL DAY during a "Fondue Party" I hosted recently. Guests really enjoyed it - I would recommend it highly! Kaye
I've recently gotten into cake pops and this heats/melts the chocolate just perfectly enough to dip the cake pops in. I love this!
It makes it easier to dip cake pops for little ones, but the chocolate melting process is a very long one. I still prefer my double boiler if I'm working with chocolate.
I read all of the directions twice actually, and followed them to a tee, but chocolate never got thin enough to dip anything in. I have been making candies for years, this is the first time I've ever had a problem. I had to dip cake pops in, and still frost them which didn't turn out looking nearly a nice as the ones on the box.
This has been a great little dipper for me. I have used it to make cake pops and also to dip strawberries with my daughter. You first need to put the chocolate in the pot, then take the removable pot out, and place it in the microwave for about 45 seconds, depending on the amount of chocolate, THEN place it back in the chocolate dipper, where it will keep it at a low enough temperature just right for dipping.
Answer: It's about 5"round in the inside. Depending on the size of the ears. Yes.