Reviewed: Oct. 3, 2009

Mybe I'm just a little picky, but this doesnt come out quite as "clean" looking as I like my cooking to look =/ it was tastey though!

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BluRibbonz

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Living In: Venice, Florida, USA

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Reviewed: Aug. 25, 2009

oh wow!!!

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happyhippy1000

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Home Town: Aschaffenburg, Bayern, Germany

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Reviewed: Apr. 12, 2009

This was really good! Made a great Easter candy treat-didn't change a thing :) thanks!

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YOYO78

Cooking Level: Intermediate

Home Town: Kenner, Louisiana, USA

Living In: Hermitage, Tennessee, USA

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Reviewed: Jan. 11, 2009

I used spanish peanuts and buttered popcorn. These were good at room temperature, but very messy. They did not turn out the way I thought.

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samantha

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Reviewed: Dec. 19, 2008

This was a good recipe, though I recommend the following... Add 4 Tablespoons of cream and butter to the chocolate while melting. Adding the milk and butter creates a ganache which is easier to bite through than solid chocolate. Also before pouring the chocolate, move the ingredients to the sides by borrowing a hole in the middle of the ingredients... then pour the choc into the 'hole' and you will find that the chocolate holds the items together. Lastly, pretzels broken into bite-sized pieces are a good substitute for the popcorn and seem to hold the crunch better. Another reviewer complained about chopping the chocolate... I used chocolate chips and found no need for chopping.

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SOOPERMOMMY

Cooking Level: Intermediate

Home Town: Lake Oswego, Oregon, USA

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Reviewed: Aug. 23, 2008

This is a very easy treat. The most challenging part of the dish is chopping a pound of chocolate though I think it is worth it to use chocoalte blocks as opposed to chips for quality. I made these for a picnic and they had softened by the time people ate them. They were messy but tasty. I would like to have tried them when the chocolate was still hardened by the cooling. Almost too rich for me with the amount of chocolate on each need to help hold the items together. I wonder if making a marshmallow paste of sorts to hold the ingredients together would be a good idea so you can then drizzle the chocolate sparingly over each "truffle". I may try that next time. Also, I think dried cranberries may be a good addition to this recipe.

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Cara

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Reviewed: May 11, 2008

These are delicious! They are also messy and kind of funky shaped, but they sure are fun. =)

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Kimberly

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Reviewed: Mar. 31, 2008

Super yummy. I mixed all the ingredients, including the melted chocolate, in a bowl first then transfered to muffin tins. They didn't turn out as perfect looking truffles, but rather delicious lumps of goodness. It didn't melt the marshmallows, as one other reviewer reported - Maybe because I added the marshmallows to the mix last. I will definitely make this again.

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Nancy

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Reviewed: Dec. 23, 2007

This was such a disappointment. Using chocolate chips just does not work. It does not pour at all. Tried the suggested oil, but it was not worth all the work. It looked so easy.

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Reviewed: Dec. 20, 2007

I tried to make these today. After almost failing miserably here are my suggestions. First I had to add some oil to my chocolate chips to get them to melt smooth enough. Second, it became quickly apparent that there was way too much chocolate for 12 truffles. Luckily I had more of all the other ingredients. It seemed like a real pain to try to pour on top of the ingredients into the muffin pan, so instead I poured the other ingredients into the chocolate and kept mixing until the consistency was right (at least twice as much as called for if not more. Unfortunately my chocolate was too hot and it melted some of the marshmallows. Uggghhh!!!! Once I had a good mixture I dropped them into mini muffin cups. It made about 28 truffles instead of 12. I scraped the remainder of the chocolate onto a spoon and put some popcorn, marshmallows and peanuts on it. Yummy! I think I would actually make these again now that I know the secrets. Add oil to the chocolate and don't let it get too hot. Mix the stuff in one big bowl and then put them into the muffin tins. Good luck!

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SYNEVA B

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Reviewed: Dec. 21, 2005

pretty good-except, I suggest putting melted chocolate in the bottom of the pan and then the popcorn,nuts, and marshmellows and topping it off with more chocolate to make sure it is covered. Also, i recommend putting the truffles in mini colored paper cups to make them look nicer. I even melted chocolate/carmel morsals instead of plain chocolate ones.yum!

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