Get some toothpicks, large marshmallows, chocolate, and sprinkles.
You see where this is going, don't you?
Gosh you gals are smart!!
I like to melt the chocolate in a coffee mug. It makes it deep enough to dunk the marshmallows in.
And goodness knows, I don't use them. I use super tall extra grande cups for my coffee.
Stab, dip, dip, look in amazement at your creation, place it on wax paper, repeat.
Take them to a party and prepare for people to oooh and ahhh over your crazy mad skillz.
Now you could really get creative.
What about dipping them in milk chocolate and coconut?
Dip them in crushed peppermint for the holidays.
Crushed Oreos.
Oh! And did you know that now they make pink marshmallows that are strawberry flavored?
Dip those in dark chocolate.
Yeah.
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I may use this idea for a baby shower this Saturday! Can't wait to try!
very cool. bff!!!!
what a great, easy idea that looks classy & expensive. good for kid's party too.
what a great, easy idea that looks classy & expensive. good for kid's party too.
How fun and creative are you! What a good idea.
Awesome idea!! Looks yummy and frugal. My kids will love it! Thanks for sharing.
mmmm......mmmmm! What a delish idea bloggy friend :)
They have toasted coconut marshmallows at my store. I'm thinking those would be divine covered in chocolate...
Yummy sweetness! You could also use pretzel sticks to hold them onto---that way you could eat EVERYTHING! Nummy.
All I can say is Yummm!
those look super yummy!
I am TOTALLY going to melt DARK CHOCOLATE and dip them in CRUSHED GRAHAM CRACKER..s'mores on a stick!!!!
Annie and i currently planning her CANDYLAND birthday party..what a fun activity for the kids to do! THANKS!
Awesome idea! Thanks for sharing! Easy enough for me! And I'm sure my kids would love that one!!
I am sooooo making these for our family get together this weekend! Thanks Beki!!!
how fun is that?! my girls would love to make these....
and i looked up joshua radin~what a great soothing voice!!
hugs~
chasity
Yummy!
I'm going to try this with my daughter. She will love it! Thanks!
Great idea Beki. Very impressive indeed!
Yum!! I'm definitely trying this... the darker the chocolate, the better!
You are so fun and creative...Do you need any more in real life friends? LOL :)
I can't wait to try these with my kids....infact I think we will try this very thing today since the weather didn't hold up for our swimming adventure. I don't feel like bowling today so marshmallow dunking it will be!
Thanks for the great ideas!
Yummy. I just saw this idea on another blog and thought I'm gonna try that. Now I really will. If Beki does it, I must too! hahaha. Except I don't have fancy schmancy toothpicks like you.
Okay I am going to rock out this year's classroom parties- just wait!!
So quick and simple...that's what I love about it!
yum! totally trying this!
Thank you for posting this!! Just in time... I was looking for a craft for the kids to do next week at our family reunion.
MMM I'm so doing this with my brothers sometime this week! :) And I know you're there! You're my favorite reader simply because you let me know you're there! Yay! Haha can't wait to see the cupcakes and cookies :)
Oh, these are really cute! I made some a while back with coconut and chocolate - yumm. I've never thought of the crushed peppermint - that is an awesome idea!
Wow thats a really good and easy idea. I will definitely try it
Nice information you have given here.
what fun!
Now I'm craving chocolate and masrhmallows!!!! I will try this for an upcoming par-tay!!! Have a happy Thursday!!
~Molly P
I was just thinking to actually make some of these! Great minds think alike =) love it!
What a neat idea..since there are not any children here..Oh well, guess I will have to try this for hubby and myself..Thanks..
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love this! does this make them a low fat treat, due to the marshmellow? just wondering!
I have made smores on a stick for the past couple years to celebrate my son's birthday at school. Marshmallows dipped in Milk Chocolate then covered in crushed graham crackers.
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