Marshmallows on a stick, dipped in chocolate?  Yes, please.  Chocolate Marshmallow Pops are a homemade candy bar that is super easy to make and always a crowd-pleaser at a party.

Close up on a white platter holding four marshmallow pops with an aqua kitchen linen in the background.

Marshmallow Pops are super delicious. They are a homemade candy bar on a stick and who doesn’t love marshmallow and chocolate? This is a great treat for the family and they could not be easier to make.  And did we already say how yummy they are?  Give them a try, you won’t be sorry!

Ingredients You Will Need

All the ingredients necessary to make Marshmallow Pops including marshmallows, chocolate melting wafers and lollipop sticks.

How to Prepare the Marshmallows

Collage image showing how to place the marshmallows on the lollipop stick.

Step 1:  Prepare the marshmallows before melting the chocolate. Marshmallows are like snowflakes … no two are the same, so you want to make sure you have like ones together. We sort through the bag of marshmallows and match them up in sets of threes.
Step 2: Place the first marshmallow on the lollipop stick.
Step 3:  Add the second marshmallow, and adjust them on the lollipop stick.
Step 4:  Add the third marshmallow but only press the marshmallow halfway down onto the stick.  You do not want the stick to come out the top of the third marshmallow or the marshmallow will dry out.

How to Prepare the Chocolate

Collage image showing the steps for melting the chocolate to get ready to cover the marshmallows.

Step 5: Place the 1/2 cup of melting wafters on a microwave-safe dish or paper plate. (This amount of chocolate should be enough to cover four Marshmallow Pops.)
Step 6: Microwave the chocolate for 30 seconds, check it and give it a stir.
Step 7: Continue to microwave the chocolate, 10 seconds at a time, Alternating between heating and stirring.
Step 8: Once the chocolate is almost completely melted, give it a final stir to make sure it is completely smooth. 

How to Make the Marshmallow Pops

Collage image showing the steps for covering the marshmallows with chocolate.

Step 9: Roll the marshmallows on the stick in the melted chocolate.
Step 10: f you have problems rolling the marshmallows in the chocolate, have a spoon handy and you can spoon the chocolate over the marshmallows and smooth out the chocolate on the marshmallows.
Step 11: Don’t forget to dip the top of the marshmallow into chocolate.
Step 12: Once the marshmallow pop is completely covered with chocolate, lightly tap the stick on the edge of the plate to get the excess chocolate off.  Give it a once over to make sure it is all covered and place it on a piece of parchment paper.  This will leave a “flat side” on the marshmallow, so if you want it rounded on all sides you will have to let them dry standing up and for that, you will need a form brick to put the sticks into. 

How to Decorate

Collage image showing the steps for decorating the marshmallow pops with a drizzle of chocolate.

Step 13: Drizzle more melted chocolate on the Marshmallow Pops for decoration. While the pops are drying, melt 15-20 chocolate melting wafters in a plastic bag.
Step 14: Once melted, cut the tip off the bag.
Step 15: Use the bag to drizzle the melted chocolate over the marshmallow pops.
Step 16: Allow the marshmallow pops to harden completely before serving.

Expert Tips and FAQS

What type of chocolate should I use?

We have tried both melting chocolate and chocolate chips to coat the marshmallows and found the melting chocolate much easier to use.  It melted into a thinner consistency so covering the marshmallows was easier.  The chocolate chips were a little clumpy and made a much thicker coating of chocolate.  As for taste, there was no difference.  They were both delicious.

How many marshmallow pops can I make at one time?

It is best to work with 1/2 cup of chocolate melting wafers at a time otherwise the melted chocolate will start to harden and it is too hard to cover the marshmallows.

How to get the best chocolate drizzle.

Make sure you only cut the very very tip of the plastic bag when you are decorating the marshmallow pops. You only want a small hole to give yourself more control over the drizzle.

How should I store leftovers?

Marshmallow Pops will last for a couple of weeks if you store them in an airtight container. And there is no need to keep them in the refrigerator, in fact, the chocolate might discolor if you do store them in the refrigerator.

Close up on a white platter holding four Marshmallow Pops sitting in front of a glass bowl filled with chocolate and another glass bowl filled with marshmallows.

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Chocolate Marshmallow Pops

Yield 8 servings
Prep Time 10 minutes
Additional Time 20 minutes
Total Time 30 minutes

Marshmallows on a stick, dipped in chocolate?  Yes, please.  Chocolate Marshmallow Pops are a homemade candy bar that is super easy to make and always a crowd-pleaser at a party.

Ingredients

  • 24 Marshmallows (Regular Size)
  • 1 cup Ghirardelli Chocolate Melting Wafers or Chocolate Chips
  • 8 Lollipop Sticks

Instructions

  1. Prepare the marshmallows before melting the chocolate. Marshmallows are like snowflakes ... no two are the same, so you want to make sure you have like ones together. We sort through the bag of marshmallows and match them up in sets of threes.
  2. Place the first marshmallow on the lollipop stick.
  3. Add the second marshmallow, and adjust them on the lollipop stick.
  4. Add the third marshmallow but only press the marshmallow halfway down onto the stick.  You do not want the stick to come out the top of the third marshmallow or the marshmallow will dry out.
  5. Place the 1/2 cup of melting wafters on a microwave-safe dish or paper plate. (This amount of chocolate should be enough to cover four Marshmallow Pops.)
  6. Microwave the chocolate for 30 seconds, check it, and give it a stir.
  7. Continue to microwave the chocolate, 10 seconds at a time, Alternating between heating and stirring.
  8. Once the chocolate is almost completely melted, give it a final stir to make sure it is completely smooth.
  9. Roll the marshmallows on the stick in the melted chocolate.
  10. If you have problems rolling the marshmallows in the chocolate, have a spoon handy and you can spoon the chocolate over the marshmallows and smooth out the chocolate on the marshmallows.
  11. Don’t forget to dip the top of the marshmallow into chocolate.
  12. Once the marshmallow pop is completely covered with chocolate, lightly tap the stick on the edge of the plate to get the excess chocolate off.  Give it a once over to make sure it is all covered and place it on a piece of parchment paper.  This will leave a “flat side” on the marshmallow, so if you want it rounded on all sides you will have to let them dry standing up and for that, you will need a form brick to put the sticks into.
  13. Drizzle more melted chocolate on the Marshmallow Pops for decoration. While the pops are drying, melt 15-20 chocolate melting wafters in a plastic bag.
  14. Once melted, cut the tip off the bag.
  15. Use the bag to drizzle the melted chocolate over the marshmallow pops.
  16. Allow the marshmallow pops to harden completely before serving.

Notes

We have tried both melting chocolate and chocolate chips to coat the marshmallows and found the melting chocolate much easier to use.  It melted into a thinner consistency so covering the marshmallows was easier.  The chocolate chips were a little clumpy and made a much thicker coating of chocolate.  As for taste, there was no difference.  They were both delicious.

Work with 1/2 cup of chocolate melting wafers at a time otherwise the melted chocolate will start to harden and it is too hard to cover the marshmallows.

Make sure you only cut the very very tip of the plastic bag when you are decorating the marshmallow pops. You only want a small hole to give yourself more control over the drizzle.

Marshmallow Pops will last for a couple of weeks if you store them in an airtight container. And there is no need to keep them in the refrigerator, in fact, the chocolate might discolor if you do store them in the refrigerator.

Did you Make this Recipe? Leave a review below, then snap a picture and tag @twosisterscrafting on Instagram so we can see it!