In a mixer, soften the butter, then add the sugars, then the eggs and milk. Finish off the mixture by adding the sifted flour, salt, and baking powder and ground cinnamon. Spread out the mix between two sheets of baking paper to a thickness of 3 mm in a rolling machine. Let it rest then cut into the shape required. Bake at 145°C (293°F) until it browns. Once it is dry, crush it.
Weigh out a tenth of your sugar and mix it with the yellow pectin. Heat the pulp to 50°C (122°F) then pour in the sugar/pectin mix. This will make the pectin cook in advance. Boil for 1 min. Pour in the rest of the sugar and glucose and heat it to a temperature of 107°C (224,6°F). Once at temperature, pour in the citric acid (diluted to 50%) and cook gently for about 30 sec. Pour the mix into a frame placed on a non-stick baking mat to a depth of 5 mm. Leave to dry out for 24 hours. Cut into regular 5 mm cubes.
Whip the cream cheese and condensed milk together, add the lemon juice. Then use a spatula to add half the crushed speculoos preparation. Place the mixture that does not include speculoos in a small semi- sphere mould (around 3.5 cm in diameter) and add a cube of fruit paste. Follow the same procedure for the mixture that includes speculoos and leave to set in the freezer. Once the two semi-spheres are set, bring them together using a lollipop stick to make a whole sphere.
Temper the white chocolate and Dulcey, adding the cocoa butter. Completely coat the cake pops whilst they are still frozen. Make a peak at the top of the cake pop.