Fruity Monster Pops: Great For Halloween

Fruity Monster Pops: Great For Halloween. Hello friends. So how are you today? Fruity monster pops anyone? These Halloween treats are also a great fun to make with children.

So learn how to create fruity monster pops and add a terrifying twist to your snacks!

This easy step-by-step guide will show you how to transform fresh bananas into monstrous treats that are both delicious and so frightfully fun.

How To Make Fruity Monster Pops:

How To Make Fruity Monster Pops. Get creative in the kitchen this Halloween and make some spooky, delicious Fruity Monster Pops!

These fun treats are the perfect blend of healthy and festive, combining vibrant fruits with a playful monster twist.

Complete with edible googly eyes or scary faces made from marshmallows and candy.

They’re not only a hit with the kids but a refreshing and guilt-free snack for the adults too. Whether you’re hosting a party or just adding a spooky flair to your snacks, these Fruity Monster Pops are sure to be a monstrous hit!

Fruity Monster Pops: Great For Halloween.

Table Of Contents:

• Firstly, Fruity Monster Pops: Great For Halloween Ingredients.
• Secondly, Fruity Monster Pops Method.
• Thirdly, Other Recipe Ideas.

Preparation time: 30 minutes
Cooking time: 5 minutes
Total time: 35 minutes

Makes: 9

Ingredients:

• 175g white chocolate, broken into pieces
• 25g plain chocolate, broken into pieces
• chocolate-flavoured strands
• chocolate-coated popping candy
• 2 bananas, peeled
• 3 kiwi fruit, trimmed and peeled
• Several mini marshmallows
• You will also need: 9 cake pop sticks (available from John Lewis).

Fruity Monster Pops: Great For Halloween:

Fruity Monster Pops: Great For Halloween.

How To Make:

Step One. Firstly, put the white and plain chocolate in separate heatproof bowls and melt very gently, either over a bowl of simmering water or in short spurts in the microwave. Scatter a little of the chocolate-flavour strands and popping candy into 2 small bowls. Put the plain chocolate in a Cooks’ Homebaking Piping Bag and snip off the smallest tip possible so the chocolate can be piped in a very fine line.

Step Two. Cut 3 chunky pieces from each banana and press a cake pop stick about three-quarters of the way through each one. Working over the bowl of white chocolate, spoon a little over a piece of banana to cover. Let the excess chocolate drip back into the bowl and transfer the banana stick to a tumbler while you coat more pieces – dipping about 3 pieces at a time so they start to set slightly, but do not become completely firm. Repeat with each kiwi.

Step Three. Before they set, dip the tops in chocolate strands and popping candy. Slice the marshmallows and position for eyes. Pipe large blobs of chocolate for the centres of the eyes, or secure pieces of popping candy by moistening the marshmallows with a drop of water so they become sticky. Pipe a mouth and stitches onto each face.

Fruity Monster Pops: Great For Halloween:

Fruity Monster Pops: Great For Halloween.

Recipe and recipe photo provided by Waitrose. So what do you think of these fruity monster pops? Do you also fancy making some? Perfect for any Halloween party you are planning.

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Fruity Monster Pops: Great For Halloween:

Fruity Monster Pops: Great For Halloween.

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