I got this idea from a cousin of mine she had used the star shaped marshmallows which was even cuter, but after 4 stores of looking for them I gave up the hunt. I am still really pleased with the result though. Fun, easy and I didn't let the kids help this time but it would certainly be something they could do and enjoy. And they are loving eating and can't seem to get enough.
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Showing posts with label treats. Show all posts
Saturday, July 03, 2010
4th of July Treat
Here's a quick and easy 4th of July goodie for your BBQ's and get togethers. Chocolate dipped marshmallows on skewers with sprinkles. I did some regular marshmallows and some strawberry flavored ones and decorated them with blue and red sprinkles. I also did both dark chocolate and white chocolate combinations.
They made a great, fun and edible centerpiece for my glitter toe/hair flair party I hosted last night. The table looked pretty festive.

I got this idea from a cousin of mine she had used the star shaped marshmallows which was even cuter, but after 4 stores of looking for them I gave up the hunt. I am still really pleased with the result though. Fun, easy and I didn't let the kids help this time but it would certainly be something they could do and enjoy. And they are loving eating and can't seem to get enough.
I got this idea from a cousin of mine she had used the star shaped marshmallows which was even cuter, but after 4 stores of looking for them I gave up the hunt. I am still really pleased with the result though. Fun, easy and I didn't let the kids help this time but it would certainly be something they could do and enjoy. And they are loving eating and can't seem to get enough.
Labels:
4th of July,
Cooking,
crafts,
kids crafts,
treats
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Monster Krispies
We made these for a Halloween party at a friends house over the weekend. We did them once a couple of years ago too when Grandma Braska was in town for Halloween. They are alot of fun. We just use a Frankenstein cookie cutter to make the shape with rice krispies then make faces out of all sorts of candy.
Labels:
crafts,
Halloween,
kids crafts,
treats
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