8 Easy Ways to Decorate a Marshmallow Pop

Fun food ideas for a party with 8 simple ways to decorate a marshmallow pop! Easy no-bake recipe ideas good for a birthday, baby shower or any type of celebration.

8 Easy Ways to Decorate a Marshmallow Pop

I love decorating Marshmallow Pops for easy and pretty party treats! Remember those fun Lego Marshmallow Pops I made for my son’s birthday party? Well, I recently came across these fabulous marshmallow fun food ideas by Melissa and Kellie from Icing Designs and just had to feature their cute party ideas here.

These no bake treats are super easy to make and look amazing on your party table. I can’t wait to decorate some marshmallow pops now. Thanks girls for the yummy party recipe ideas and marshmallow inspiration!

Chocolate Marshmallow Pops

Chocolate Peanut Butter Marshmallow Pops – Dip your marshmallow in melted peanut butter chips, let it dry and dip again half way up in melted milk chocolate.

S’mores Marshmallow Pops– Dip in milk chocolate and roll in crushed graham crackers.

Cookies and Cream Marshmallow Pops – Dip in white chocolate and roll in crushed Oreos.

Turtle Marshmallow Pops – Melt caramel candies (let them cool a little bit before you dip the marshmallow or it will melt) dip the marshmallow in and let it cool, then dip it again in milk chocolate. Roll the bottom in crushed pecans.

Pink Marshmallow Pops

Pretty in Pink Marshmallows – You can’t go wrong with white chocolate and pink sprinkles for a girl’s birthday party or baby shower. I love the cupcake topper idea too!

Birthday Cake Marshmallows

Birthday Cake Marshmallow Pops are so cute! Dip the marshmallow in white chocolate and let it dry, then dip the top in chocolate (or use any color you would like). Add some sprinkles and put a real or candy candle on the top. A candy candle can be made by adding a strip of melted candy onto wax paper with a toothpick. Let the strip dry, then dot the top with a dap of the melted candy and sprinkle with yellow sugar sprinkles.

Get more detailed directions for making the candle on Icing Design’s blog.