American Flag Marshmallow Pops

Need an Easy No Bake 4th of July Dessert? Try this fun red, white and blue American Flag Marshmallow Pops Recipe. Fun summer party treat you can make with edible markers.

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American Flag Marshmallow Pops

I made these cute American Flag Marshmallow Pops with my daughter when she was young and they’ve been a hit every year since! When you’re needing a fun treat for the Fourth of July, these are the easiest and most fun to make.

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In about 10 minutes you can have a really cute edible craft that the kids will love to make and also love to eat!

American Flag Marshmallow Pops -  Easy Edible Craft LivingLocurto.com

Flag Marshamllow Pop Supplies

You’ll need:

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Draw a blue square and red stripes. Do a sample and let small kids copy your design. My daughter loved making these!

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Insert a toothpick on the left side. Slide the toothpick into a colorful straw.

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Insert the straws into a jar filled with candy or in my case, white shredded paper.

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If you make these treats ahead of time, store them in a large plastic zipper bag or air tight container so the marshmallows won’t dry out.

I hope you enjoy your holiday! We’ll be thinking of the men and women who serve our country and celebrating by snacking on yummy treats.

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23 Comments

  1. Too cute! Can't wait to do these with the grandkids…you are amazing!

  2. How creative! I am a big fan of patriotic crafts and I we do a big celebration on 4th of July – this will be perfect for it! Thanks!

  3. LOVE them Amy!! So fun and creative 🙂 I’m an artist so I love what you’ve done here especially!

  4. HOw cute are the popsicals- love the detail- I would do a british flag for the queens jubilee this weekend

  5. cute, cute idea. We’ll have to o this for the 4th and in preschool next fall for Patriotic Day! Thanks

  6. I absolutely love this idea! Of course, I’m going to have to draw my own flag but I can’t believe how easy this is 😀

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