I hope you guys are having a wonderful weekend so far! We are on a road trip to Charlotte this morning for my oldest’s cheer competition, but I had to share this fun Easter dessert idea… marshmallow pops!
These treats are crazy simple to make and the best part is that the entire pop is edible! It also doesn’t hurt that it involves chocolate and sprinkles… I guess I am still a little girl at heart. I find that marshmallow pops are pretty easy to do and the kids love them. I think it is because they just look so festive. Are you ready to learn how to make them?
Here are the supplies that you are going to need:
White Chocolate for Dipping Spring Colored Sprinkles Pocky Sticks MarshmallowsI found the Pocky Sticks at my local Wal-Mart in the hispanic food section. They are these pink strawberry flavored biscuit sticks and super yummy!
To make the pops there are a few simple steps. First, go ahead and put the sticks inside the marshmallows. You may need to be gentle while doing this as they are cookie sticks. Meaning, my little La La had a hard time doing them without breaking, but mama had no issues at all 🙂 Next comes the fun part… chocolate and sprinkles!
Heat up your chocolate according to the package directions. You are also going to want to fill a small up with the sprinkles. Now that you are armed and ready, it is time to dip! Dip each marshmallow pop into the chocolate and then dip into the sprinkles. Be sure to roll it around just a bit to get fully covered. Lay them on way paper to cool off and dry and you are good to go! These are just as cute and just as easy as my Easter nest cupcakes, but on a stick!
These cuties are perfect to take to an Easter celebration at school, as a teacher gift, or as a part of your Easter celebration. I think they make really adorable table decorations, too! At any rate, they are simple and festive… my kind of Easter dessert!
*Trish
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These are adorable! I’ve never heard of the Pocky sticks but will certainly look for them. Thanks for sharing!
xo
Pat
These are so cute, Trish- thanks for linking up to the Sunday Soiree! Can’t wait to share tomorrow!! 🙂 XOXO
This is a great idea for an Easter Goodies menu and the kiddo’s can help too! Thanks for sharing your tutorial and recipe!
I would love to have you hop over and share with us at Tell Me About It Tuesday, if not this week than maybe next!
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