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We all need more Kool Aid recipes in our life, and so I give you Kool Aid marshmallow pops.

 

 

Kool Aid marshmallow pops

Anybody else remember when the Kool-Aid man used to bust through walls? Does he still do that? I haven’t had the stuff since I was a kid, and I haven’t seen a commercial (thank you, Netflix) in about as long. We also had the Kool-Aid man video game for Intellivision. I don’t need to tell you the graphics were top notch. Preeetty awesome. Oh, yeah! So are Kool Aid marshmallow pops. Marshmallows dunked in Kool Aid create a colorful, flavorful no-bake summer treat.

 

Kool-Aid comes to the rescue for a quick and easy way to add a touch of flavor and color to marshmallows. Want an even cooler summer treat? Store them in the fridge. The Kool-Aid taste is not super strong on the marshmallows, but it does add a little something extra. And they are so pretty.

 

Need more marshmallow ideas?  Try these rainbow marshmallows kabobs. Grown-ups can try these vodka-dipped rainbow marshmallows.

 

how to make Kool Aid marshmallow pops

you will need:*

Kool-Aid packets in varying colors
marshmallows
lollipop sticks
glasses or small mason jars
Styrofoam block

*Yellow Kool-Aid is too light, so choose flavors that are red, orange, blue, purple or green. Find lollipop sticks in the craft store.

what to do:

Pour a packet of Kool-Aid (about 1 tablespoon) in a glass or small mason jar. Mix in 1/4 to 1/2 cup water, or enough so the marshmallow can be submerged. Skewer a marshmallow with a lollipop. Submerge the marshmallow in the Kool-Aid for 10 to 15 seconds. Remove and prop in a Styrofoam block. Use a paper towel to catch drips. Let the marshmallow pops dry for 15 minutes. The color will set and deepen as the marshmallow dries. If desired, store in the refrigerator.

 

Kool-Aid marshmallow pops

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Ingredients

• Kool-Aid packets in varying colors (except yellow)
• marshmallows
• lollipop sticks
• glasses or small mason jars
• Styrofoam block
• what to do:

Instructions

1. Pour a packet of Kool-Aid (about 1 tablespoon) in a glass or small mason jar. Mix in 1/4 to 1/2 cup water, or enough so the marshmallow can be submerged.
2. Skewer a marshmallow with a lollipop. Submerge the marshmallow in the Kool-Aid for 10 to 15 seconds.
3. Remove and prop in a Styrofoam block. Use a paper towel to catch drips. Let the marshmallow pops dry for 15 minutes. The color will set and deepen as the marshmallow dries.
4. If desired, store in the refrigerator.

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