St. Patrick’s Day is almost here. I can hardly believe how fast the year is already going by, but I must admit that I’m definitely ready for Spring. I am loving the warm weather we have had lately and being able to get out of the house and enjoy it more.
These marshmallow pops are the perfect fun treat for your kids to celebrate too. The great part is that they can even help you with decorating them. I am sure they will love helping you eat them too. Who wouldn’t?
The simplicity of these rainbow pot oโ gold marshmallow pops is what makes them truly โpop.โ Preparing and celebrating for a holiday doesnโt have to be anything complex and expensive.
Ingredients and Supplies:
- Chocolate chips
- Marshmallows
- Lollipop sticks
- Yellow sugar sprinkles
- Washi tape- each in coordinating colors of rainbow
- Markers- in each color to match the washi tape
First melt you chocolate according to package directions. I melted mine using a double boiler and stirring constantly. You could also melt in the microwave.
Dip your lollipop stick in the marshmallow about ยฝโ before inserting into the marshmallow. This extra step will help the marshmallow adhere to the lollipop stick and not slide off easily.
Insert into the marshmallow and then dip in the chocolate until completely covered up to the stick.
Before the chocolate hardens, sprinkle the yellow sugar sprinkles on the top of the marshmallow โpotโ for the sprinkling of gold.
Once your chocolate has all hardened, you are ready to wrap the sticks in washi tape with each color of the rainbow.
*I have loved washi tape for a little while now, but recently found the fun in wrapping my lollipop sticks with it for my cake pops. I would search for different designs of paper straws but sometimes having a hard time finding that perfect design I was looking for. I donโt have to worry about that now because washi tape comes in so many different designs and colors. It also saves me money from buying multiple paper straw colors and not using all of them.
Lastly color the tip of each lollipop stick with the coordinating color of washi tape.
Stand your pops in the order of the rainbow and you are now ready to serve.
This is a great idea to get your kids involved and spend some quality time together in the kitchen. Plus itโs so much fun to see the colors once you are done. I love anything colorful and the glitz the sugar sprinkles give to the pot oโ gold.
Enjoy the little things even in celebrating a fun holiday with a little something sweet.
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This post was originally published on Club ChicaCircle on February 18, 2015.
Jess Benoit says
These would be so cute at a St. Patrick’s Day party! Thanks for sharing ๐
Bethany says
You are welcome! They sure would be.
Bethany says
These are so festive, and I’m sure they’re tasty too!
Bethany says
They really are but it is chocolate after all.
Stephanie says
These are so cute! and such a simple idea!
Bethany says
Thank you! Sometimes the simplest things are the best.
Antonia says
These are so cute and my kids would not only love them, but love making them too! (I noticed a typo on your first step where you say to put the stick in marshmallow and then marshmallow again. I’m assuming you meant to dip it in chocolate first?)
Bethany says
That’s what I love about it that you can get the kids involved too. I will have to correct that. Thanks for letting me know. You are right. Dip the stick in the chocolate first and then the marshmallow. Then dip the marshmallow in the chocolate completely.
Jaclyn Anne says
Thank you for sharing this! Very simple yet so cute and perfect for St. Patrick’s Day!
Bethany says
You are so welcome. I hope you enjoy them!
Corina Ramos says
Love this! Thanks for sharing this and showing us how to make ’em ๐
Bethany says
You are so welcome!
KAT says
Why do you tease me so with these delicious looking treats?!
Bethany says
Haha! Made me smile. They are delicious!
Tami says
A cute ideathat requires too much patience for this momma!
Bethany says
Sometimes things do that to me too!
Christine says
seems like something even my 2 year old could enjoy!! Thanks for sharing!
Tania says
These look so good and yummy!! Thanks for sharing. ๐