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Simple and Tasty Marshmallow Pops for Valentine’s Day

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Valentine’s Day

We are days away from Valentine’s Day. Do you have everything planned? Is your love taken care of? The kids? Friends? Since I am not crafty in any way… nor am I a chef or baker… we must keep it simple. Plus, I love that my best bloggy friend over at Formula Mom is the same way. In fact, this past weekend we were able to spend lots of quality time together while I crashed at her house for the weekend. My husband was at Dad 2.0 Summit and the girls and I were having fun.

After careful consideration, we decided marshmallow pops would be both simple and tasty for us to try. My girls were thrilled. And I was excited to see just how easy they really were to make. Not to mention, they were delicious!

Marshmallow Pops

Marshmallow Pops

Are you ready for this? You will love how super simple these are to make.

Ingredients:

  • Marshmallows (we grabbed both white and pink… which turned out to be strawberry flavored)
  • Baker’s White Chocolate or Vanilla Coating
  • Sprinkles (assorted, your choice)
  • Lollipop sticks

Directions:

  1. Begin melting chocolate. We preferred doing it over the stove, rather than microwave, so we could control the consistency better. Marshmallow Pops
  2. Set up sprinkles in a bowl, small cup, or plate for easy dipping. marshmallow sprinkles
  3. Insert lollipop sticks into marshmallows to prepare for dipping. lollipop sticks
  4. Once chocolate has reached desired thickness, dip a marshmallow in and the let cool. Note: We found that by letting the dipped marshmallow sit and cool for a minute or two, the coating did not run off the marshmallow. You may know this but we had to learn via trial and error. It was great though… we got to “eat our mistakes.” Yum! Back to the directions. marshmallow pop
  5. After a short cooling period, the marshmallow is ready to dip in the sprinkles of your choosing.
  6. Prop marshmallow pop in a stick in a holder of some sort to finish hardening.
  7. Wrap. Gift. Serve. Deliver. However you want to present them. And make sure to enjoy one or two yourself. You deserve it!

That’s it! Told you, simple and easy. Well, because that is how we roll!

What is your easiest recipe? Did you learn by trial and error?

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About Staci

Dallas, Texas Mom Blogger of 5 from toddler to teens living the dream... from home! Blogger and Brand Ambassador with reviews and lifestyle content. Contact me at staci@7onashoestring.com. You can also find me on Twitter at @7onashoestring or as a Blogger Outreach Specialist at Mommy Mindset Media

Comments

  1. Those look delicious. I had no idea they were that easy to make. I want to make some now. :)
    Lindsay recently posted..White Wine Sauce Chicken RecipeMy Profile

  2. Aren’t these so much fun!?
    I love the little cups you used for the decorations! Smart and mess-free.

    • Well, yes… those would be Formula Mom’s idea. They worked well until we had a little mishap and they fell over. I told you, we are all kinds of messy in the kitchen. But we had fun. :)

  3. These look yummy! Thanks for the recipe!
    Heather M recently posted..FabKids 50% off!!My Profile

  4. Tami Vollenweider says:

    These look so YUMMY! I also like they seem to be easy,for the kids to do!!

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