- large marshmallows
- semisweet chocolate, melted (follow package directions). I've also used white chocolate chips, peanut butter chips and butterscotch chips. It's all good☺
- toppings (such as chopped pistachios, peanuts, chocolate jimmies, colored sprinkles, shredded coconut, crumbled graham crackers or dried fruits: cherries, raisins, apricots)
Dip half of each marshmallow into your melted topping of choice allowing the excess to drip back into bowl and then invert into your topping of choice. Cool in fridge about 20 minutes.
If you have one of those food warmers that used to be all the rage decades ago it is perfect for keeping little bowls of your melted toppings warm for dipping. I found one at a garage sale ages ago for a dollar and wouldn't be without it!
When available, I buy the chocolate or strawberry marshmallows and set them aside in my pantry for a time when the grandkids are spending the night. These are so much fun to make and the kids have a ball picking their toppings!
If you have one of those food warmers that used to be all the rage decades ago it is perfect for keeping little bowls of your melted toppings warm for dipping. I found one at a garage sale ages ago for a dollar and wouldn't be without it!
When available, I buy the chocolate or strawberry marshmallows and set them aside in my pantry for a time when the grandkids are spending the night. These are so much fun to make and the kids have a ball picking their toppings!
9 comments:
What a great idea! Wish I had kept my warming platters.
Yummm, this looks delicious! Bet it would be great with the toasted coconut marshmallows too! ☺ Diane
Mimi, these look DELICIOUS!!.. and I'm thinking with those pink strawberry marshmallows ANOTHER "pink lady" posted about LAST week!
This looks like the perfect treat to make at the cottage! YUM!
Those look yummy AND fun!!!
♥ Teresa
I came over from another Site. Hope you don't mind. I love this darling idea. Thanks for sharing it with us! Musy try!
These are such delightful looking desserts!! Great idea~!
These look delicious. I'm going to have to check out your other recipies too. I think the kids & I would have fun making them, & eating them as well.
Take care
Nerissa
This is dangerous Mimi. It's so easy to make that I'll have chocolates ready whenever craving come :-)
Li
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