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Who doesn’t love S’mores. I mean the name says it, I want S(ome)‘more. Chocolate, and marshmellow, with crunchy graham crackers, it is amazing. And as great as campfire s’mores are, sometimes, you want a s’more when there isn’t a way to be around the fire.
What if I told you there is a way to make up some s’more, put them in a package and take them with you? Maybe pack them for a trip, or in your child’s lunch box for camp? Think about how great that would be for a special trip. Would you be begging for the recipe? No need to beg, I’ll be happy to share the recipe with you!
S’mores Lollipops Recipe:
We were packing up for our camping trip and while the kids love to melt the marshmallow, my youngest, doesn’t like to eat them. She likes them un-melted. Joey loves them both, and Serenity just likes to make a mess out of herself. But since I didn’t want to attempt to clean her and Willow up by fire light, I tried something different.
Take your marshmallows and stick them with a lollipop stick. These are available at Walmart’s cake decorating section or at a craft store in theirs.
Take your graham crackers and put them in a plastic bag. Crush them up. If you are lazy and don’t want to deal with crushing them, Keebler sells graham cracker crumbs already prepped to be made into a pie. You could by them.
Take your chocolate and melt it in the microwave. Start with 30 seconds, stir and then another 30 seconds. Keep doing that until it melted. But do not over heat it. It gets hard and gross them. You can use just about any chocolate. I used chips for cookies, but you could use melting chocolate, candy bars, whatever.
When the marshmallows are on the sticks, dip it in the chocolate. Swirl it around to coat it.
Then press it into the graham crackers. You can do the whole thing, just the tops, whatever makes you smile.
Then let them sit for a few hours to harden up.
Now pack them up and be ready to go.
WARNING: These are incredibly addictive. If you are someone like me, who tends to pick, and loves sweets, you might eat the tray before you get to your destination. “Oh just one.” “Oh, just one now” and so on and so on.
S’mores Lollipops Recipe
Ingredients
- Marshmallows
- Chocolate
- Graham cracker crumbs
- Lollipop sticks
Directions
- Take your marshmallows and stick them with a lollipop stick. These are available at Walmart's cake decorating section or at a craft store in theirs.
- Take your graham crackers and put them in a plastic bag. Crush them up. If you are lazy and don't want to deal with crushing them, Keebler sells graham cracker crumbs already prepped to be made into a pie. You could by them.
- Take your chocolate and melt it in the microwave. Start with 30 seconds, stir and then another 30 seconds. Keep doing that until it melted. But do not over heat it. It gets hard and gross them. You can use just about any chocolate. I used chips for cookies, but you could use melting chocolate, candy bars, whatever.
- When the marshmallows are on the sticks, dip it in the chocolate. Swirl it around to coat it.
- Then press it into the graham crackers. You can do the whole thing, just the tops, whatever makes you smile.
- Then let them sit for a few hours to harden up.
- Now pack them up and be ready to go.
- WARNING: These are incredibly addictive. If you are someone like me, who tends to pick, and loves sweets, you might eat the tray before you get to your destination. "Oh just one." "Oh, just one now" and so on and so on.
Ari T.
These are great replacement for when you can’t create a bonfire and roast your own marshmallows and create real S’mores. I think I like the simple graham cracker coating, but I can just imagine the variety of toppings that can be used. Thanks for sharing the recipe for this simple, but yummy snack.
Judy C (Cowan)
These look so good and easy to make! WIll have to try this recipe out, thanks!