After the success of the Lego Head marshmallow pops that I made for the 5yo’s birthday party bags, I decided to make some Skylander ones to go with the Portal of Power cake that I made for the 8yo’s party.
These were super easy to make, and the kids loved them!
You will need:
Marshmallows
Lollipop sticks
Edible food spray (I used blue and green)
Black edible marker
Pop the marshmallows on to lollipop sticks. Spray the marshmallows your chosen colour (you could also dip them in colour melts). I used an egg carton to stand them up in while I sprayed them. Allow to dry fully; do leave yourself enough time before you need to decorate them… a couple of mine were still slightly damp and the black marker ‘bled’ a little.
I printed out a set of the ‘elements of power’ symbols and just copied them, drawing with the black edible marker directly on to the marshmallows. If you’re not confident with this, you could cut out a stencil to colour in.
Again, wait until they are fully dry before wrapping in a small cellophane food gift bag.
They are such a great idea! So versatile too, the options are only limited to your imagination! x
Thank you! I’ve made Lego heads too… You’re right, you could do lots of things with them :)
Oh Sara these are fantastic and a great party favor too! You are always so creative with your goodies I love it. I didn’t even know they made edible black marker. Always teaching me something. ;) #tastytuesdays
Thanks Jenny, simple and the kids love them!
Super stylish my lovely, bet your son and his friends were chuffed to bits with these :) #tastytuesdays
They did think they were quite cool :)
What fantastic colours you got with these!! I love the individually wrapped final product too… My girls would be VERY impressed with me if I handed them one of these :-)
…Nice surprise treat for friday night movie!
So simple to do :) The kids do love them!
Brilliant idea (another one)! Sounds like you had a great party.!
Thank you Sarah! The party was a success x
That’s a smart idea, and I think it can be customised for any birthday party!
Absolutely, can be adapted in lots of ways :)
Yummy looking! Mallows are my fave ever! I just dont know if I can eat these as I dont want toruin the design =P #TastyTuesdays
Thanks Merlinda x
i am not a fan of Skylanders (obviosuly!) but these are fab – so colourful and bound to prove very popular with actual fans xx
They certainly went down well with the boys :) Thanks Jenny x
These are great!! Thanks for linking up with Tuesday Tutorials #pintorials
Thanks Kate x
Amazing. My son is looking over my shoulder begging me to make him some! #pintorials
My sons definitely liked them :)
This is soo cool, but looks pretty simple. I didn’t know there were such things as edible spray paint and marker. Really love it! #tastytuesdays
Thank you :) very simple indeed, but the kids love them!
These look great! I love your Lego Head ones too, such a simple idea (always the best!) but So effective! These are on my list to do, now need to find edible spray colour!
Thank you! I use Wilton brand ones, but I don’t know if you can get them in the UK? You could use colour melts instead, I guess they’d just take a little lounger to do x
Love these. I’m definitely going to try them for the next party we have…maybe using colour melts
I think colour melts would work well, might just take a little longer, but I think they’d look great :)
What a great idea! My son would love something like this.
Thank you x
You are such a cool Mum and an incredible baker too-so impressed! These look wonderful! Thanks for linking up to #tastytuesdays
Oh, thank you Vicki, that’s a lovely thing to say xx
These look awesome!! How far in advance did you make these? Do you think the day before will be alright?
I made them the morning of the party (it was late afternoon). The spray dries reasonably quickly, so the day before would be perfect – I has intended to be that organised…!!
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