Reviewed: Nov. 1, 2009

Dipped in orange candy melts and chocolate- shoved a small pretzel in them and cut off some of the top- They looked like pumpkins!!!

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Wiser1

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Living In: Marietta, Georgia, USA

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Reviewed: Oct. 24, 2009

Good and simple. Place the bowl of melted chocolate over a pan of simmering water to keep it at a good consistency. Using a deep Pyrex bowl to dip in worked better than my shallow double boiler. I also used the edge of a rubber spatula to even out and smooth sides and bottom of the marshmallows . . . it only takes a second. . .

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bonniekn

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Reviewed: Oct. 22, 2009

I loved it! It's so sweet and simple, my friends and family LOVE them.

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Cutiegurl

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Reviewed: Oct. 17, 2009

I thought these were great! It was a little too much marshmallow for us, so I cut them in half. I melted chocolate bark in the microwave (stirring every 30 seconds) and dipped the marshmallow halves in the melted chocolate. Then into graham cracker crumbs, like Jeannette H. suggested. They were like little smore bites! We'll definitely be making them again!

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Erincooks

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Home Town: New Melle, Missouri, USA

Living In: Saint Charles, Missouri, USA

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Reviewed: Oct. 4, 2009

Simple and Oh So Cute! I used regular sized marshmallows, and pretzle sticks, so all of it was edible.

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Trisha

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Reviewed: Sep. 27, 2009

I wasn't that impressed. They are pretty but keeping the chocolate melted is a pain. We used chopped peanuts and crushed graham crackers. The kids ate them but most of them went to the trash.

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Jeannette H.

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Reviewed: Sep. 26, 2009

Fun and easy to make. I melted my chocolate on the stove top and had no problems.I used sprinkles,graham cracker crumbs and oreos. The kids all thought they were great.I like this recipe. Thanks

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Teresa

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Reviewed: Sep. 25, 2009

I just made these for my daughter to take to a party ( 10 year olds girls night). I used pretzels for the sticks and dipped the chocolate in crushed Butterfingers for a totally edible treat!

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Reviewed: Sep. 25, 2009

Easy recipe. I make these around the holidays. However, I dont just stop at graham crackers. In the past, I have used crushed Oreos, nuts, holiday themed sprinkles, and mini M&Ms. (not all at the same time).

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Reviewed: Sep. 25, 2009

I put three marshmellow on a stick and then dip in white chocolate and use soft sprinkles. Kids and adult love these at partys.

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PARISW

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Reviewed: Apr. 19, 2009

My kids and I were looking for something fun to do with Kraft's new Vanilla-Caramel marshmallows. This was an incredibly simple cooking project we could all do together to make everyone happy. We doubled the recipe easily and dipped the chocolate-covered marshmallows in chopped peanuts. The kids are WAY happy and think I'm a total rockstar. All with minimal ingredients. Thanks!

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Reviewed: Mar. 26, 2009

What could be better than chocolate and marshmallows! Fairly easy recipe, I did need to add a little shortening to my chocolate chips because they weren't wanting to melt smoothly. I only dipped half the marshmallow into the chocolate and found that the 2 cups of melted chips was plenty to dip the whole bag of marshmallows. I also sprinkled the end of each marshmellows with colored sprinkles. Fun and yummy!

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Catlin

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Living In: Mcpherson, Kansas, USA

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Reviewed: Mar. 17, 2009

I love making these! I don't like to use chocolate chips - as the liquid firms up too quickly. Chocolate chips have an added agent in them to keep its shape - I use regular melting chocolate instead which melts to a thinner consistency and remains "wetter" longer than melted chocolate chips. I dip the marshmallows 1/2 way in the chocolate and then sprinkle them with rainbow sprinkles. It is always a big hit! Sometimes I also add some pink marshmallows.

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