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HALLOWEEN CHOCOLATE SUCKERS



 
 
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Default HALLOWEEN CHOCOLATE SUCKERS

HALLOWEEN CHOCOLATE SUCKERS

These chocolate suckers are a great Halloween treat and you can dress
them up as much as you want! Make them simple or paint them with candy
paints, either way they'll be the hit of the season!



INGREDIENTS
1 bag any color chocolate melts sucker molds of your choice
1 bag of sucker sticks disposable pastry bags
1 bag of sucker wrappers w/ ties

PREPARATION
To melt the chocolate (Wilton's Candy Melts work great), follow the
directions on the back of the bag. The easiest way is to use a
disposable pastry bag. Fill it with the melts, tie off the open end
and zap it in the microwave. Squeeze the bag every few minutes as it
melts to mix it.

Cut off the tip of the bag and fill each sucker shape to the top. We
used orange melts and jack-o-lantern molds. You can also melt some
yellow and brown melts and fill in the jack-o-lantern face before you
fill with orange. Just let the faces harden first, then fill.
When they are full, insert the sticks, you may have to work them into
the chocolate a little and top it off to seal them in. They may look a
little bumpy but they will level out as the chocolate settles. Place
in your refrigerator to set.
You can also look for different molds that have witches, skulls, etc
and fill them accordingly.

To remove after they are set, just lift by the stick, they should
easily pop right out. If they don't come out, just bend the mold
slightly, like getting ice from a tray.
You can use candy paints or glazes at this time to add some color. Or
use decorating gel or frosting to add faces!

STORAGE & SERVING
For a Halloween party, serve on on a large serving tray or decorative
plates. For treats, wrap individually in those little cellophane bags
for suckers. You can find orange ones during the Halloween season.


 




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