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Valentine Heart Marshmallows on a Stick + Free Printable

Monday, January 25, 2016

Here is an easy recipe for a fun Valentine's themed treat made with colorful marshmallow hearts on a paper straw stick. This tutorial includes free valentines printables.
Valentine Heart Marshmallows on a Stick + Free Printable
I have another simple treat recipe for you this week. Like my Valentines Thin Mints, this is super easy and quick to make. Everyone loves to eat things off a stick, and these are no exception. Instead of a wooden stick, I used a paper straw. I picked up a package for under a dollar at the store. I just poked them into the bottom of the marshmallow heart to create some love themed fun.
Valentine Heart Marshmallows on a Stick

by Diana Rambles
Keywords: microwave chocolate marshmallows Valentine's Day candy
Ingredients
  • Valentine Marshmallow Hearts
  • Valentine Paper Straws
  • Chocolate Chips
  • Coconut Oil, 1 tsp per bag
  • Valentine Sprinkles
Instructions

In a microwave-safe bowl, microwave the chocolate chips and oil in 30-second increments at half power, until melted. Stir between increments.
Stick a paper straw into the bottom of each heart.
Carefully dip part of each heart into the chocolate and place on wax paper.
Decorate with sprinkles.
Let chocolate harden before serving.
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Didn't they turn out really cute? They are tasty and so much fun to eat off the stick.
Valentine Heart Marshmallows on a Stick
I made these for my family, but they would also be a great to give out as valentines. Grab these cute Valentine, Stick with me! free printables here. Print and cut out the valentines. Wrap each marshmallow heart in cellophane and tie on the valentine.
Do you like to make treats for Valentine's Day? Impress your family and friends with these fun sweets!
Valentine Heart Marshmallows on a Stick + Free Printable
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