apple and pumpkin marshmallow pops
These Fall marshmallow pops, or apple and pumpkin marshmallow pops, take mere seconds to make.
They are easy easy easy. I mean, really easy. Sprinkles and store-bought candy do the work for you.
If you like these, check out these easy pumpkin cupcakes. Or make fall marshmallow art.
How to make Fall marshmallow pops
- Marshmallows
- 4-inch lollipop sticks
- Orange, red, green and/or yellow sprinkles or sanding sugar
- Bowl of water
- Paper towels
- Spearmint leaves gumdrops or green fruit candy
- Scissors
- Wax paper
- Paint brush
- Green and white food coloring
- Light corn syrup
what to do
For pumpkins, have ready: A bowl of water, paper towels, orange sprinkles, an empty bowl or plate and a piece of wax paper.
Skewer a marshmallow with a lollipop stick. Holding the lollipop stick, submerge the marshmallow in the bowl of water and quickly remove.
Dab the marshmallow on the paper towel to remove excess, then hold the marshmallow over the empty bowl or plate and generously shake the orange sprinkles over the marshmallow to completely coat.
Sit the marshmallow on a piece of wax paper to dry.
With the paint brush, mix a drop of green and a drop of white food coloring on a piece of wax paper. If necessary, add a drop or two of water to thin. Carefully paint the lollipop sticks green, and let dry.
Use scissors to snip a piece of gumdrop and rest on top of the marshmallow. If the candy doesn’t stick on its own, add a dab of light corn syrup to use as glue.
For apples, follow the same how-tos, but switch up the sprinkle colors to red, yellow or green.
And for these, instead of the Spearment leaf gum drops, I snipped Fruit Gushers in half (so the inside gushed when I did that, but it helped the candy stick to the top of the marshmallow.) Also, I painted the stick brown instead of green.
It just occurred to me I stole this idea from myself. Yep. Shame on me. But it means you get a tiny, sort of, sneak peek at my new book. I have a craft veeeeeery similar to these in there. That’s all I’m going to say now, though.
overtimecook.com says
I'm so excited that you posted this now! I bought some marshmallows last night, and I figured I'd find something to do with them- and I found this! Got-gee-ous!:-)-Miriam
Meg@MegaCrafty says
These came out so cute- and I love that they are sparkly!
Trish - Sweetology101 says
CUTE…now if I eat one of these day will it keep the doctor away?
the decorated cookie says
Kismit, Miriam!Thanks Meg!And yes, Trish. I believe so.
The Vanilla Bean Baker says
Love the colours of these! Perfect for this time of year.
Linda V @ Bubble and Sweet says
On a stick and sparkly how could it not be amazingly cute.
Julie (in Perth Western Australia) says
Couldn't you also do this with jello crystals? Imagine the flavours.
the decorated cookie says
hmmm, JellO crystals, eh… I think I have a box of orange in my cupboard, I might try today!
sugarswings says
very cute!! i am making these for the kids 🙂
Sue says
Love their simplicity, and can't wait for the book!