You can - in theory - freeze them indefinately. After a few days, they will begin to get odd if you were to un-freeze and eat them, though.
I have frozen them for a month or more, but the issue is when you take them out, they sweat and the moisture accumulates on the chocolate.
Yes.
Yes. You can freeze dipped cake pops or naked cake balls (before they are dipped in chocolate). When you are ready to use/decorate, just thaw and eat or decorate. Although I recommend baking cake ahead of time, freezing a 13x9 pan cake in 4 portions and thawing portions as needed to make the cake pops fresh.
A cake pop is cake crumbled, blended with frosting then formed into balls (or other shapes) then dipped in chocolate. There are also cake pop makers and pans out there that bake cakes into balls. But a true cake ball/pop is blended with frosting first.
It does not. While you can tightly wrap and freeze most any cake (even after you've decorated it), and it will be good for months, the cake will not be any more moist than the day you wrapped it.
you don't eat it
ice cream cake is basically ice cream molded in the shape of a cake and decorated as such. it may sometimes have actual cake in it though
A rum-soaked cake is known as a "baba." After the cake has baked and cooled it is sprinkled with rum and is allowed to soak it in before it is decorated.
English: cake balls Italian: torta di palle
A cake somebody jumps out of? A framework of wood and cardboard, painted and decorated with a paper top in it.
Yes.
No but you can use it to make frozen yogurt cake.
You can freeze a cake twice, but it won't be as good. You should freeze it no mroe than that, though. A cake should be eaten after it is baked. Freezing it once is alright, twice can manage, but a lot of the flavo and texture will be lost.