I don’t know about you, but our Halloween activities usually result in over 10 lbs of candy and I DO NOT want my kids to eat them all, so I have suggested we do something fun with them. If you get creative, there are plenty of opportunities for doing something out of what you already have. And today we will run a couple different scenarios for Pilgrim Hats Thanksgiving treats.
Ingredients
- Fudge striped cookies
- Jumbo size Marshmallows
- Chocolate coating: I used a chocolate bar, but I also wanted to try a chocolate Snack Pack pudding cup
- Orange Frosting tube
Use a cookie sheet or a big plate to place the fudge striped cookies, stripes down.
Melt the chocolate in 20 second increments until liquid and easy to stir. Dip and roll your marshmallows.
Place a marshmallow on top of a cookie and finish covering using a knife or a spoon. Cool it in a freezer for a couple of hours.
After the hat cooled, add an orange icing buckle and trim
With the second option I used knife to spread the pudding over the marshmallow and you have to agree, this hat looks rather sad.
Freezing for some reason doesn’t affect pudding and even after hours spent on the freezer shelf it doesn’t look as well as a chocolate version
At least the next time around I know which coating works best and I think it looks pretty good, don’t you?
Those are so cute, and look so yummy!
What a cute idea! My kids would love to have these for a treat!
What a fun idea for a treat, and a great way to use that candy!
adorable and how yummy!
Super cute idea. But defiantly stick with the chocolate bar. LOL! I bet these would be adorable in a display on Thanksgiving! 🙂
Soooo Cute, these will so easy for the little one to help out with.
they are very cute and would make great little favors for the kid’s table at Thanksgiving
Well those are adorable but now I want Girl Scout Cookies!
Pinned this, cutest craft/snack ever ever. It’s like Thanksgiving smores!
What a cute idea!
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