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| My super cute marshamallow Cat in the Hat HAT! |
So, my child would not let me make any "green" food! On the top of my list of green food to make were these adorable little pretzel sticks, white chocolate and green M&M yolks. So cute; right? Yes, but the green was vetoed by my little princess.
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| My choice for Dr. Seuss day, but these little cuties were vetoed by Lida. |
We scanned my "Cat in the Hat" Pinterest board and she loved the giant marshmallow Cat in the Hat "Hats".
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| This is the PINspiration for my project. Lida loved these. They didn't look very cute to me, but since they were her choice I made them for her. |
I liked the ideal of putting the marshmallow hats on sticks, but I wanted to make the base out of a cookie. For this project I used: JUMBO marshmallows; RED melting chocolate; and chocolate wafter cookies. For the packaging I used cake pop bags. I also used my Cricut cutter to cut the tags for this project (love my Cricut) and, finally, I tied it all together with matching ribbon. Miss Lida is excited to hand these out at school tomorrow. Here are the steps (note, I purchased WHITE melting chocolate, but in the end I decided not to use it. I just put RED melting chocolate on the top and bottom of the marshmallow. I also purchased some chocolate coating -- I thought I would try to paint some lines on the hat with it, but I made one and I didn't like the way it looked so I nixed the chocolate).
Ingredients:
- 1 bag Jet-Puff JUMBO marshmallows (there are approximately 24 marshmallows in each bag
- 1 box Famous Chocolate Wafers (found where they sell all the toppings for ice cream)
- 2 bags RED Candy Wafers (you can get them at most craft stores where
- Colored Ribbon, Tags and Treat Bags
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