NBR Trying to post a pic of Lego Marshmallows

ChrisG83 · May 2013

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Do you guys see a pic? This is my first time trying. I made my Lego Marshmallow heads.

ChrisG83 · May 2013

Oh my gosh it worked! Yay! They aren't perfect but I am no Martha Stewart. Plus it's for my seven year old stepsons who doesn't notice details ;-)

sica077 · May 2013

I can see them and they're awesome!!

chemgirlstl · May 2013

Those are SOOOO cute! Nice job!

morrkim · May 2013

They look awesome.

projectbaby2012 · May 2013

Wow, those turned out great.

cardiganmom · May 2013

So cool! He's lucky to have such a great stepmom!

ChrisG83 · May 2013

Thanks guys, it was actually pretty fun and the chocolate is so yummy. I don't recommend ever trying to paint styrofoam. I wanted it to look like a Lego brick but darn that was tough.

stephcarter · May 2013

Those are so cool!!! :

ChrisG83 · May 2013

piffle42:
Those are awesome! I think you posted before, but can you share how you made them? DS's birthday is this weekend and maybe if I'm really ambitious I would try and make a few.

It's really not that hard but it does take time so I did it after Ashley went to bed.

You will need:

Regular sized marshmallows

Tiny sized marshmallows

Yellow melting chocolate (I got it from Michaels crafts)

Lollipop sticks

Black icing

Styrofoam block or whatever you want that can hold the sticks

Put the sticks in the large marshmallow, melt the chocolate on the stove and start dipping. Cut the tiny marshmallows in half and place them on top of the large marshmallow after you dipped it in chocolate. Then I used one of the lollipop sticks and smoothed out the chocolate and took of the excess. I kept the styrofoam block in the fridge and put each pop on the fridge as I went. Then just add the faces.