Alternative for the cake pops: Look for some white or chocolate "couverture" in Coop/Migros baking section.
If you order straight away, pay by credit card, choose A-Post delivery, then I'll be able to get Candy Melts to you next week. I stock Wilton Candy Melts in my online shop.
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No idea what you're making or what candy-melts are, but can't you use Phili as cream cheese - or even quark, creme fresh or mascarpone. All I think would be more suitable than thick, rich cream - especially for kiddies.
I'm sure there's cream cheese (or equivalent) on the refrigerated shelves in the supermarkets - often with added stuff like herbs and the like, but there's always a natural one. Look by Frischkäse.
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Great taste, smooth texture, microwaveable melts in vanilla flavour.
Use for dipping candy pops, lolly cakes or for molding your own colourful candy treats. "
For making cute cake pops like this:
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I'll use the philadelphia cream cheese (never bought one or never tasted cream cheese in my life lol) and will order the candy melts on www.back-art.ch right now :-)
I'm making cupcakes pops (with oreos, hope they turn out good)
I'm missing one thing that I wish I could walk in Coop or Manor and buy it :-(
it's the "My little Cupcak Cake Pop" mold...
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I'm afraid getting supplies from Australia are going to be too expensive. The transport costs are extremely high, making the final price just too much for what the items are worth.
Licensed items are hard to get hold of - unless your name is Mr Migros, or similar