Now that it’s starting to get cold and my daughter and I can’t get outside to play as much, I wanted us to make a easy sweet treat for us to enjoy together. My 2 year old LOVES marshmallows and who doesn’t love chocolate? We had a lot of fun making these pops!
Its hard finding activities to keep toddlers busy! That is why this dessert snack is so fun and easy at the same time. It’s a win win really. If you have any activity suggestions, please shoot them my way.
- 1 12 oz bag semi sweet chocolate chips
- 1 bag of regular size marshmallows
- Wilton's leaf sprinkles
- Plastic lollipop sticks
- Non-stick cooking spray
- Over a double boiler heat the chocolate chips until smooth.
- Dip the marshmallows into the chocolate.
- Roll into sprinkles.
- Set aside to dry.
Start by boiling water on the stove in a medium to large pot. Once the water is boiling turn the heat down to a simmer. In a medium bowl spray non-stick cooking spray and add the bag of chocolate chips. Use a rubber spatula to stir the chips until completely melted and smooth.
After the chocolate is melted remove from the stove. Dip your marshmallows that already have the plastic lollipop sticks inserted into the chocolate. You can cover as much as the marshmallows as you like.
Sprinkle the chocolate dipped marshmallows with sprinkles. I love the Wilton’s leaf sprinkles. They are perfect for Fall and Thanksgiving.
Place the pops onto a piece of aluminum foil that has been sprayed with non-stick cooking spray. Try to leave the pops alone until they are dry. This is easier said then done!
These pop will be great to have a Thanksgiving dinner for the kiddos. Not everyone loves pumpkin pie so why not have something sweet at the table with these pops.
They would also be great at a school or work party!
Hope you and your family have a Happy Thanksgiving!
These are just so sweet and simple..a perfect little treat! Love the little fall leaves! Thank you for sharing at Monday Funday ! 😉 Bonnie @ Uncommon Designs
Aww, thanks SO much for stopping by and commenting, Bonnie! I love Monday Funday…thanks for hosting!
Thanks for sharing Katie! these look so festive and delicious, looking forward to trying them with my kids.
Thanks for stopping by! Hope you and your kids enjoy making the marshmallow pops!
oh so yummy and super cute
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These are so easy and yet so delicious looking – love them! Nice alternative to rich puddings like you say, might do them for Christmas, I’m sure I could fins some christmassy looking sprinkles. Thanks for the great idea.
You can always use red and green sprinkles! Thanks for stopping by, Julie! Have a great day!
Love this.Im doing it for my kids school. Do I have to put chocolate on the stick in order for the marshmallow to stick or it will stick on its own.thank u!
Nope! Just put the marshmallow in the stick first, then dip into the chocolate. I had no problems with the marshmallows coming off the sticks. Thanks for stopping by, Karla!
Hi these look so adorable and my daughter and friends would love these! We were eating marshmallows last night! I saw it on lemon paper design. Julie at julieslifestyle.blogspot.com
Thanks for stopping by, Julie! My daughter LOVES marshmallows too! I mean who doesn’t?! Have a wonderful night!
These are so cute! A fun, easy idea that would be great for school parties or neighbor gifts. Thanks for the idea!
You are Welcome, Chelsea! Thanks SO much for stopping by. Hope you have a great night!
So cute! I’m going to use Christmas sprinkles and do it for my Christmas Eve party! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for stopping by and commenting, Jessica! Have fun at your holiday parties!