Easter Chick Pops
By
Suzanne rose
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These are perfect to make with the Grandkids
We will be making theses with 5 if our grandchildren
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Recipe by Australia's Best Recipes
It’s handy to use a block of florist’s foam to keep the pops upright. ( I buy mine from a bargain store for around $1.50
We will be making theses with 5 if our grandchildren
- Super easy
- 0:20 Prep
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Recipe by Australia's Best Recipes
Ingredients
- 150 g white chocolate melts
- 100 g white marshmallows
- 10 M&Ms
- 2 red licorice twists
- 1 black icing pen
- 20 paddle pop sticks
Method
- Melt white chocolate in a bowl placed over a saucepan of simmering water. Alternatively, melt in short bursts in the microwave.
- Push marshmallows onto the icy pole sticks. One by one, dip into the melted chocolate, allowing excess to drip off.
- Cut M&M’s in half with a sharp knife. Cut 4mm slices of licorice and then cut those across into half moons. Working quickly before the chocolate has completely set, press a half M&M into the front of the marshmallow and a licorice piece onto the top. Refrigerate to set completely.
- Once set, using an icing pen, squeeze a small amount onto each marshmallow to form the eyes. Enjoy!
NOTES
Use yellow M&Ms.It’s handy to use a block of florist’s foam to keep the pops upright. ( I buy mine from a bargain store for around $1.50