A classic favorite, Twinkies are given a Halloween makeover with these Frankenstein Twinkies Pops!
Frankenstein Twinkies Pops
Aren’t these just adorable?! I love making cute treats with everyday products. Who doesn’t love a twinkie?! Put it on a stick, add some candy coating and a few embellishments and BAM a super cute Halloween treat!
Frankenstein Twinkies Pops
Ingredients
- 4 Twinkies
- Bright Green Candiquick
- Black Candiquick
- Brown M&M's
- Candy Eyeballs
- Cake pop sticks
Instructions
- Unwrap desired amount of Twinkies and carefully insert cake pop sticks about half way up the Twinkie. Melt bright green candiquick per the instructions on the bag. Dip or use a spoon to coat each Twinkie. Place on a sheet tray lined with parchment paper or a silicone mat. Let harden.
- Melt a small amount of the black candiquick and dip the top 1/8th of the Twinkies in for "hair". Place back on the lined sheet tray and let harden again.
- Taking two brown M&M's per twinkie, place a little dot of melted black candiquick on the side with the "M" and place on the lower 1/4th of the Twinkie by the stick for the bolts on Frankenstein's neck. Let harden.
- Taking the left over melted black candiquick, place in a piping bag with a very small tip. Place two small dots of candiquick where you want the eyes to go and place the candy eyeballs on top. Embellish the rest of Frankenstein's features like hair, nose, a mouth and a large cut in forehead. Let harden completely, serve and enjoy!
Nutrition
Step by Step Directions
Unwrap desired amount of Twinkies and carefully insert cake pop sticks about half way up the Twinkie. Melt bright green candiquick per the instructions on the bag.
Dip or use a spoon to coat each Twinkie. Place on a sheet tray lined with parchment paper or a silicone mat. Let harden.
Melt a small amount of the black candiquick and dip the top 1/8th of the Twinkies in for “hair”.
Place back on the lined sheet tray and let harden again.
Taking two brown M&M’s per twinkie, place a little dot of melted black candiquick on the side with the “M” and place on the lower 1/4th of the Twinkie by the stick for the bolts on Frankenstein’s neck.
Let harden.
Taking the left over melted black candiquick, place in a piping bag with a very small tip. Place two small dots of candiquick where you want the eyes to go and place the candy eyeballs on top. Embellish the rest of Frankenstein’s features like hair, nose, a mouth and a large cut in forehead.
Let harden completely, serve and enjoy!
Aren’t these just adorable?! And quite tasty, I might add.
I think my favorite part are the little bolts on the neck, cute!
Sorry I’m just a touch obsessed, LOL! What do you think? Will you little monster love these too?!
Don’t forget to check out Parrish’s recipe for Witch Hat Peanut Butter Cookies:
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Dana DeVolk
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Alexis AKA MOM says
OMGosh I can’t wait to make these for my son’s class.
Carrie Groneman says
LOVE your collection! Featured on my fb page for my readers to come by and see your amazing link at Wonderful Wed. Blog Hop. Please come again next week. Carrie, A Mother’s Shadow
Noreen says
Your Frankie pop is such a clever idea! All these treats are so fun for a Halloween party!
Elizabeth says
Now these are some of my favs!! Love the Frankensteins!! Thanks and pinning!
Cheri says
I forwared this to my DIL… she has 4 kids and they do up Halloween! They will love it!. Followed you from Artsy Linky
Caseperlatesta says
I really love your collection, your Frankie pops are so cute and look yummy too!!
Sandra Shaffer says
Frankenstein never looked so cute! Great party idea. Pinning them on my Halloween board! Swinging by from #purebloglove
Maria says
These are adorable!! How fun!
Liza @ Views From the 'Ville says
These are awesome. I’ll bet my husband would like them most of any of us (he loves Twinkies).
Krissy Allori {self proclaimed foodie} says
Hi there! Wanted to let you know that I chose your post to be featured as one of my favorites on this week’s Wednesday Whatsits post. It will be published Tuesday at 8pm PST. Be sure to stop by and keep submitting! Thanks!!! Krissy
Kim @ This Ole Mom says
ok where can I start…I have never seen anything that you have posted that I don’t like. You’re very talented!! I love all these cute Halloween treats !! The twinkies are too cute and the pop tarts are so creative!!!!!!
Have a lovely evening! Kim @ This Ole Mom
Molly Young says
Love these! They are so cute, can’t wait to make them. Thanks for sharing the idea.
Bobbi says
I feel so weird going around saying that mummies, zombies and now frankensteins are so cute. What is the world coming to? LOL
These are so cute and very creative. Wish I had your creative mind!
Pinning it!
Thanks for sharing 😉
Kimberly says
This looks so amazing! Yum! Pinned. Thank you for being a part of our party. I hope to see you tonight at 7 pm. We love partying with you! http://loulougirls.blogspot.com/
Happy Monday! Lou Lou Girls
Jillian says
Ah-dorable, Pinning! Thanks for linking up to the DIY Inspired Link Party! 🙂
Michelle @ The Gathering of Friends says
Amazing! What a cute dessert! We featured this recipe in our Featured Friday blog post last week for Halloween Desserts! I hope you can stop by http://returntothetable.net/recipes/sweet-endings/halloween-desserts/