A Wilton food writer marker turned marshmallows into ghosts and mummies.
R and I melted some orange and green Wilton candy melts to cover a few marshmallows.
The green candy coated marshmallows became Frankenstein's monster with a little help from black icing, white frosting, and chocolate chips.
I'm sure you can guess what became of the orange coated marshmallows....
our very own pumpkin patch!
(The stems were created with green Betty Crocker cupcake icing - the kind you squirt out of the can.)
The Halloween fun has begun!
*I was not compensated by Wilton or Betty Crocker; I just thought I would let you know what I used! If Wilton or Betty Crocker would like to compensate me, I won't turn them down though!
15 comments:
These are really cool! Maybe I'll invest in some candy melts =)
So cute -- and YUMMY!!!!
My children would want to put the ghost, and the mummy into the microwave, to watch them blow up :)
I love the pumpkins. Those turned out so cute.
This is so cute. I can see those giant marshmallows in our future :)
So cute!!!
So those are just plain awesome! The frankenmallow is my favorite. :)
What a fun activity!
LOL at your disclaimer! Wouldn't that be nice!
These are so cute. I just saw some huge marshmallows at WM the other day.
These are so cute. The pumpkins fit so well with the book I featured this week.
Thanks for linking to Read.Explore.Learn.
How cute are those!! my kids LOVE marshmallows!
Because my kids needed another excuse to eat marshmallows, or as Princess calls them "Marshpallows." Yes, that is a p.
And, I SO am doing this, as soon as I remember to get the markers.
Oh my goodness these are adorable and I am sure really yummy too!!
What a cute idea!
Absolutely love it!
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