These are so easy to make. With kids its even more fun to do. Easy for little hands to help.
Marshmallows, Chocolate Jimmie Sprinkles, Pop Sticks & Candy Melts
Simply press the sticks into the bottom of the marshmallows
We melted green candy melts into a glass cup. So that it was deep to submerge the marshmallows in. Melt them in the microwave and stir in 5 -7 second intervals. If you melt too long/too hot you will ruin the candy. Be careful. Once it is smooth, you can dip your marshmallow into the candy melt and tap off the excess.
Turn upside down and dip into the chocolate sprinkles.
Allow them all to harden. We put them in the freezer for 2 minutes. If you leave them too long they will begin to sweat. Just long enough to harden. You will need a stand to hold them up. We used one we have in our home. However you can use floral styrofoam blocks to stick them in to stand up.
Then we use a Gourmet Writer Food Decorator Pens, Assorted Colors, Set of 10
Once I drew my face on my little girl decided to do her faces the same 🙂
Sweet little hands hard at work. She is creating a batch to take to school to share with her classmates. She is extremely excited.
Allow the ink to dry and you have an easy/tasty treat 🙂 Just spooky enough for Halloween 🙂
Both deaf since the age of 3, Chad and Mary Beth enjoy not only raising their little family but photographing together, cooking & crafting as well. Living in Central Florida with their ...
Simple, easy, cute and festive!
Love, love, love!! You are always adding to my never ending to-do list 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
These are absolutely adorable! My kids will love this! Thanks!
I love these! They are so cute and look so yummy! I have my first baby on the way, so I have a few years before I can make this together with my kidlet, but I definitely will remember it for any future Halloween parties that I may throw. Thanks!
Adorable!!!
Made these for My 8 year old son’s Halloween party (I didnt put them on a stick though, so they werent quite “pops”) and the kids LOVED them, they played with them so much they had to be told to eat them at one point, but once they did they loved them EVEN more! 🙂 Thanks, it was a great idea!
What other treat can I use for the green part I don’t think we have those in Saskatoon :/ lol
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so super cute, and I love that marshmallows are so inexpensive and you could make loads for kids at school.
thanks for such a cute idea.
What are green candy melts? ? I’m in the UK and we don’t have many things there are soooooo many recipes on the internet i can’t make simply because the ingredients don’t exist here 🙁
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why do the markers not work with the Wilton chocolate? it is the only green choc. I can find. don’t want to buy they markers if they will not work on that brand of chocolate!! =(
adorable 🙂
@Sherri I think she meant the Wilton Markers don’t work on the chocolate. I found the Gourmet Markers on Amazon. I’m gonna be making some of these treats to send to my son in his college-Halloween-care-package.
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Thank you for a great Halloween treat. My son and I made these for his school’s Halloween dance and they were a HUGE hit!!!
I LOVE IT , THANKS SO MUCH FOR SHARING , THIS IS SIMPLE TO DO AND TURNS OUT REALLY CUTE . FOR SURE MAKING SOME THANKS AGAIN:) I was wondering when done making them the night before where do I store them:)
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I c like u used like a writing gel for face, im i correct or u use something else. I live in Orange county, ca. we have a michaels and joann and walnut any suggestions what i can use.