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Chocolate-covered marshmallows are marshmallows dipped in chocolate to form a chocolate shell on the sweet fluffy marshmallow. You can often find them in the grocery store, especially around the holidays, in fun shapes such as jack-o-lanterns, easter eggs and Santas.
The fun part is decorating them. I love to make them colourful and use rainbow sprinkles and candy-coated chocolate bits, but there are endless possibilities when it comes to these treats. Chopped peanuts or almonds, toffee bits, crushed peppermint candy and white chocolate drizzle all make fun choices.
If you want to make individual chocolate-coated marshmallows instead of marshmallow pops, simply lower a marshmallow into the chocolate using a dipping tool or fork.Turn the marshmallow to coat it with chocolate, then lift it out, allow the excess chocolate to drip off and place them on a parchment-lined baking sheet to set.
Chocolate-covered marshmallows can be stored in a single layer in an airtight container at room temperature, and they should keep well for several weeks. If you need to stack them, place a piece of parchment or waxed paper between the layers to prevent them from sticking.
If you live in a warm climate and find that the chocolate melts at room temperature, you can store them in the refrigerator. After chilling, the chocolate may sweat when coming to room temperature, but it is still perfectly delicious and edible.
Since the 1920s, our family has made marshmallow. To this day, Michael uses his dad's stove and grandfather's copper kettles for each batch. Each piece is hand cut and dipped in the finest chocolate. Each piece is signed or decorated with a topping.
Brooklyn Egg Cream: A twist on a Brooklyn original. A layer of vanilla marshmallow, topped with a layer of Fox's U-Bet syrup flavored, chocolate marshmallow, and a drizzled mini pretzel on top.
How many bags of chocolate chips you need will depend on how fully you plan to dip your marshmallows. Fully dipping will require 2 bags; halfway dipping will require 1. Use 1 tablespoon of coconut oil or shortening per 10-ounce bag of chocolate chips.
For over 80 years, Edelweiss Chocolates has been making their all premium handmade chocolates in their factory in Beverly Hills and has become a tradition since 1942. All ingredients are made from scratch and in house: nuts, caramels, toffee, marshmallows, truffles etc.
Nothing surpasses the rich, mouth watering flavors of our handmade, light, fluffy and moist marshmallows. It includes ten varieties...Classic Chocolate Covered Vanilla, Coconut, Caramallow, Toffeemallow, Mochamallow, Mintmallow, Rose, Raspberry, S'mores & Peanut Butter Marshmallow...make choosing one a difficult but delicious task! Most of them in this assortment is encased in a coating of our luscious milk and decadent dark chocolate!
These super-scrumptious treats have a rich vanilla bean flavor, and are perfectly enrobed in decadent 52% dark Beligan chocolate for an indulgence unlike other snacks. With no huff and just puff, there's no question, if you're a fan of vegan marshmallows and rich dark chocolate, you'll be pressed to find a flaw with these bits of heavenly goodness!
We use our unique flavoring methods to enhance a traditional marshmallow. Ancho Chili and Bacon, Blood Orange Pink Peppercorn, Pistachio Rose, sea salt caramel covered and many other flavors keep our customers coming back for more. Not so adventurous We even make traditional chocolate covered marshmallows for our purists.
Marshmallows are a nostalgic treat dating back to 2000bc where Ancient Egyptians were said to be the first to make and use the root of the mallow plant to soothe coughs and sore throats. In France in the early to mid-1800s, small candy shops began making treats based on the original recipes instead of medicinally. Today our chocolatiers make our dark chocolate-covered marshmallows the old-fashioned way, fresh and in small batches.
These delicious marshmallows are completely handmade. We dip our Madagascar vanilla marshmallows in our single origin dark Ghana chocolate. They're light and fluffy on the inside with deep chocolate flavor on the outside. Perfect for snacking or with a cup of rich and creamy drinking chocolate.
Our handcrafted chocolate caramel covered marshmallows are an enduring Vosges favorite. Fluffy Madagascar bourbon vanilla marshmallows are topped with a chewy square of small batch caramel. Enrobed in 69% dark chocolate and topped with walnuts and pecans, our chocolate covered marshmallows bring a luxurious twist to this comfort food.
What are some good drinks to pair with Vosges gourmet chocolate-covered marshmallowsOne of our classic pairings is the Alderwood Smoked Salt Caramel Marshie + Old Fashioned. And if you like something with a more roasted flavor, our Roasted Walnut Pecan Caramel Marshie + Imperial Stout is perfect for you!
What are some of the best chocolate-covered marshmallows flavorsThe best chocolate-covered marshmallow flavors can differ from person to person. We created a variety of flavors that could become your favorite. Made with fluffy and soft marshmallows, covered in gourmet chocolate, they might just be the best chocolate-covered marshmallows you find. From exotic flavors like Black Salt Coconut Nib Caramel Marshmallows and Roasted Walnut Pecan Caramel Marshmallows, there is a flavor for everyone. We also have a Comfort Food Tower that brings all your classics together.
Are marshmallows covered in chocolate a good mix Chocolate-covered marshmallow candy is probably one of the best combinations out there, next to peanut butter and chocolate. The sweet, fluffy texture of the marshmallow combined with the creamy richness of the chocolate creates a unique and satisfying experience. And we make sure you get an unforgettable experience when you take a bite out of our gourmet chocolate-covered marshmallows!
Are dark chocolate-covered marshmallows goodOf course, but it all comes down to personal taste! If you love dark chocolate and want a treat that combines the rich, bitter taste of dark chocolate with a hint of sweetness, then dark chocolate-covered marshmallows are for you!
Put your chosen sprinkles on separate plates. Push a cake pop or lolly stick into a marshmallow about half way in. Dip into the white or milk chocolate, allow the excess to drip off then dip into the sprinkles of your choice. Put into a tall glass to set. Repeat with each marshmallow.
So, you can make these as simple or fancy as you'd like. You'll need at least marshmallows, chocolate, cute paper straws, peppermint or candy sprinkles, and a way to package them (if giving as gifts).
To use them, make a hot mug of your favorite hot cocoa, and instead of adding mini marshmallows into it...stir it up with your Peppermint Marshmallow Dip! It will add a little richness and and peppermint to your hot cocoa! Doesn't that sound delicious!
If you grab a $1 Christmas mug at the dollar store, wrap the peppermint dipped marshmallows in cellophane or cellophane bags with a bow, and add a $.10 pack of hot chocolate, you have a very yummy {frugal}, adorable Christmas gift!
You can get marshmallows for about a dollar a bag, and I got that Nestle Hot chocolate for a dollar a box at Walmart (of course, that will change over time). Chocolate chips are on sale a lot this time of year, and you could probably use plastic wrap and get creative with the ribbon.
Or...you don't have to have a mug at all. Just give them as gifts all on their own. They taste sort of like the chocolate covered marshmallow bunnies around Easter! I know this because...well, because I just had to taste one...
these look delish! and, i love the easy gift idea. BUT, i am wandering if these will actually melt into hot chocolate, or will the chocolate just seize up and float around in the cup I know that if you get any water in melted chocolate chips, it will get grainy and seize up. Have you actually tried them in your hot chocolate thanks!
I just made some for our office potluck tomorrow. They ARE delish! I had to try them and the chocolate does melt . The whole thing will float until the marshmallow starts to melt. Its fun and good! Thanks for the great recipe!
Found you on pinterest! My 17-yr-old daughter used these as one of the things her friends could do at her Christmas party. We set out all the ingredients and let them randomly dip them as the night wore on. Some friends ate them right off the stick, and others used them to stir the hot chocolate we provided. My daughter is now going to make up some of them as gifts. The dollar store was out of mugs but they had darling Christmas stockings, fifty cents each, and just the right size for a packet of hot chocolate and a marshmallow dip! Thanks for the great idea! -Lisa A.
I thought about making these for an outdoor fire pit party I'm having. We will have hot chocolate and I thought these would be great! How long can you make these before hand before they start to get stale Thanks for the great idea!!
I love these! They are so easy to make and such a nice inexpensive gift. I made these for the 5 teachers in my daughter's bible study club at school. I didn't have much money to spend but wanted to get them a little something for all they do and I think this will be a perfect gift. I put a couple marshmallows in a bag with a couple packs of hot cocoa. Thanks for sharing!
You do not have to refrigerate chocolate covered marshmallows. However, as a reminder, please make sure to keep your chocolate covered marshmallows stored in an airtight container. This way, they can stay as fresh as possible, and they can last longer. They can still be put in the fridge if desired, and if so, we recommend letting them sit out before consuming if you want them to be in their original form. If not, they make cool and refreshing cold treats as well! 781b155fdc