I was wanting to make an end of year treat for my Garrett's class at school. So the boys and I set out to make suckers with jolly ranchers. The boys loved them and they were a total hit with his friends.
You will need:
- candies
- sucker sticks
- non stick foil
- a cookie sheet
Preheat your oven to 200 degrees.
Then take one of the best inventions EVER Reynold Non-Stick Foil and line a cookie sheet. The boys helped me unwrap the candy and we laid them out in a square, you can do other shapes as well.
You will want to make sure when you put them on the pan you alternate them
so that you have room for your sucker sticks.
Put them in the oven for 5 minutes, when you pull them out you immediately lay the sucker stick into the melted goo and twist it to cover it in candy
We also made them in Cross shapes and these are the ones we gave to his class. The only difference with this is you have to put the middle one in by itself for 1 minute then add the ones on the sides to get it to melt right.
We wrapped them in cellophane bags with ribbon and put them with a fruit of the spirit bookmark.
Sorry about the really tacky bad background on this one yes it's a napkin but it's all I could grab at the moment. Just keepin it real folks.






Aren't those cute!! Love the photo of the light shining through those colors.
ReplyDeleteThanks Judy, just getting back to life after our vacation, hope you are doing well
DeleteThese are super fun! I just shared them on my FB page :).
ReplyDeleteTHanks again Carrie
DeleteI love this! They really do look like stained glass :)
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I know it was really fun!
Deleteoh my gosh what a great idea.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteThese are so adorable and such a kid-friendly project. I think I'll make these with my son soon on one of those too-hot-to-be-outside days. Found you through the Grant Life, BTW.
ReplyDeleteWelcome, thanks for stopping in, it was really fun for the kids!
DeleteI love these! It would be fun to do them in different colors for holidays.
ReplyDeleteYou can also use life savers if you want to get more specific colors
DeleteThese are so cute. I love them. What a fun project for kiddos.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dawn, hope you are doing well, making your pie for July 4th!
DeleteSimple and fun! Love it! Thanks for sharing. Will have to try it. Newest GFC follower from Whipperberry. Love for you to follow back when you get a chance.
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Thanks for following, going over to take a look now and let me know how they turn out for you!
DeleteThey look so fun to make, definitely going to have to try it out! Stopping over from Country Momma Cooks Link and Greet Party!
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Thanks Kate, I would love for you to post a pic after you try them, they were so much fun
DeleteI LOVE to keep it real - my current fave background is a rug. We are definitely going to make these right away!
ReplyDeleteLOL yea some of the strangest things make the best backgrounds!
DeleteGreat idea! And they look so yummy too! Thanks for sharing at the Pomp Party! Pinning to our Pomp Party board!
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Those are so fun! My kids are grown and the oldest daughter is getting married in a few months. She has a big sweet tooth and this would be something fun to make for her and her bridesmaids!
ReplyDeleteThnks for sharing at DIY Dreamer
You could also make them to pass out to the little ones that come to the wedding as a treat!
DeleteThese are awesome! We have some leftover Jolly Ranchers right now from another project so I'll have to try this! And my photo background is just my kitchen table...though sometimes I do manage to clear off some of the mess so it's not in the photo itself, just off to the side :-) Thanks so much for linking these up to The Fun In Functional!
ReplyDeleteMmmmmmmm, ziet er lekker uit!
ReplyDeleteSO FUN! I love cooking with my little guys! This is a easy, fun recipe for hot summer days! Thanks for sharing on Saturday Show & Tell at Cheerios and Lattes this weekend!
ReplyDeleteIf you're interested, we would love to invite you to also link this up to the Summer Activities for Toddlers Collection! Here's a quick link: http://www.cheeriosandlattes.com/summer-activities-for-toddlers/
Have a great week and hope to see you again next weekend! :)
Mackenzie
I have GOT to try these with my boys ... I'm off all next week with them and we're looking for fun stuff to do together! Thanks for sharing these at the {what's shakin' link party} this week!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute and simple! Love these! Thank you for sharing them at our Summer BBQ Bash!
ReplyDeleteI love how simple this looks, and I can have any flavor I want, instead of picking through an entire bag :-) I'll be featuring you tomorrow as part of the BBQ Bash roundup!
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Kelley!! They turned out sooooo cute!! They look delicious!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality! I can't wait to see what you link up this evening!
This is such a cute idea!! Didn't know you could melt the Jolly Ranchers down and make such a fun sucker!! We love this!! We are so glad that you linked up to our "Strut Your Stuff Saturday". Please come back again really soon! Thanks! -The Sisters
ReplyDeleteHow fun is this?!? Love!! Thanks so much for sharing this at my Unveil Your Genius link party last week! I hope you'll link up again soon! :)
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Absolutely love this idea. hinking about doing it at my 10 yr. olds b-day party! Great timing Kelley!
ReplyDeleteThanks Julie!
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