Marshmallows
Paper candy sticks or wooden skewers
Candy melts
Food coloring gel-optional
Candy sprinkles/colored sugar-optional
- Melt the candy melts in microwave safe bowl and stir in food coloring gel to achieve desired color if needed.
- Dip Marshmallow into first candy color, if using white don't cover the marshmallow all the way, only dip 1/2 or 2/3 of it. Remove from candy melt and let the excess drip off.
- Note: I chose to use ramekins for the candy and held the marshmallow with my fingers and dipped them, adding the stick after they dried. This worked well because I did not completely cover the marshmallow.
- Place on wax/parchment paper/silicone and allow to dry for a couple minutes.
- Dip marshmallow into each additional color, letting dry between colors. I'm sure you get the idea.
- If not using all candy melts you'll have to dip the marshmallow with wet candy coating into the sprinkles/colored sugar before it hardens.
- Allow to set up on wax/parchment paper/silicone liner. Once dry, add stick, twisting while inserting, trying to not push all the way through the marshmallow. Gently lift off paper/silicone by nudging the marshmallow with your fingers, not by pulling on the stick. Thrifty tip: If you don't have paper candy sticks you can cut wooden shish-ka-bob skewers in half (remove the point too). An added bonus, they are much cheaper.
- Serve and enjoy.
My biggest tip would be, get the kids involved! It's a great messy, sticky project:@)
If you're not using white and need to cover the marshmallow completely, please visit Wilton.com here.
Have a happy day and GO TEAM!!!
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Hi Lynn,
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute idea! Everyone's ready for pigskin season around here. :) Please stop by and see my current post if you have a minute; I found a girlfriend for Earl, and she's in the post. I linked to your blog, as well.
Enjoy the games tomorrow!
Denise at Forest Manor
What team is that? I think I'll just go for the generic chocolate so as not to offend any sports fans!!
ReplyDeleteBest,
Bonnie
It's hard to go wrong with chocolate too! Hum... Sounds like that and a little orange would be the Cleveland Browns:@)
DeleteThis looks like fun to make! I'm not a football fan but these would liven up the game!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Jane
How clever! Now to figure out red and black for Georgia! lol Happy weekend!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteSO cute. I would like to try this!!! :D
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn,
ReplyDeleteyou always have such cute ideas. That works well for all teams.
Best greetings, Johanna
What a cute idea for the kiddos!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea - I'm pinning this. Stopped by from Sunny Simple.
ReplyDeleteAren't you creative and full of team spirit??!! Happy football watching, Lynn!
ReplyDeleteGuess I need to make these in orange and white. Hook Em Horns.......Sarah
ReplyDeleteYou're so creative ~ mine would have to be green and gold
ReplyDeleteVery cute, and I think they would look super sweet in cardinal and gold! (I'm very happy right now; my team just beat their interstate arch rival - game ended 25 minutes ago.) Cloud nine!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this recipe, Lynn. Enjoy the rest of your wknd and I wish the Eagles well.
Beth, an ISU Cyclone :-)
I think this is a fun idea!
ReplyDeleteCute and we love marshmallows.
ReplyDeleteSo cute.
ReplyDeleteSam
Oh Lynn, these are SO DARN CUTE!!!
ReplyDeleteThey kind of look like Frankenstein monster standing on his head...
Have a fun Sunday now that the storms are calming down...Hope you didn't get any damage(we are fine, ALTHOUGH VERY WET).
big hugs,
Donna
Too much fun!!!
ReplyDeleteNow that is cute! It might be a bit messy but it does look and sound easy...The grankids would get a bit kick out of it. Thanks! xo
ReplyDeleteSuch a darling idea! And easy, too! I can see some Packer marshmallows in my future :)
ReplyDeleteI'm not a great football fan but I'm totally a fan of these marshmallows! Wonderful :)
ReplyDeleteMary x
What a cute idea! I love marshmallows!
ReplyDeleteThey are cute - just the wrong colors for me!
ReplyDeleteSo fun! Great to have you be a part of Seasonal Sundays.
ReplyDelete- The Tablescaper
My girls love chocolate dipped marshmallows! This is a great idea. Have a great new week!!!
ReplyDeleteGo Big Red over here. Simple, pretty and sweet. What more could you want?
ReplyDeleteThis is a cute idea. The Colts are on today so I would have to do some in blue and white.
ReplyDeleteUmm..my grand kiddoes are going to love this recipe! Thanks honey and also for your sweet visit.
ReplyDeleteFABBY
They would be fun dipped in pink for my glamping weekend :-) Thanks for your visit. xxoo Debbie
ReplyDeleteWhat fun Lynn :)
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! Great idea! Thanks so much for joining our Countdown to Fall link party! Hope you have a great week! :)
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What a cute idea! visiting thru Dixie n Dottie
ReplyDeleteCute idea! Fun for a party!
ReplyDeleteAdorable idea!!!
ReplyDeleteDee
Hi Lynn,
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea that our little team will love. Hope you are having a great week and thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
Come Back Soon!
Miz Helen
Nice I'll have to try this idea in different colors for different teams :-)
ReplyDeletevery cute and kids must love them!
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