S’mores Pops

Ah… the S’more… it is a classic American treat that has been done in so many fashions.

And I love every single one!

It’s hard not to love the three simple ingredients that comprise that chocolaty, gooey sandwich.

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A box of graham crackers, a bag of marshmallows and a bar of chocolate

Since I live in the dessert of Arizona, the thought of sparking up a fire to roast marshmallows right now, will surely melt my flip flops.

So when I got a craving for some S’mores the other day, I thought quick and came up with these S’mores Pops.

A close up of a S\'mores pop on a pan

These are so easy and fun to make.

Perfect for any party that exceeds 110 degrees.

A pan with needed supplies to make S\'mores marshmallow pops

You can melt down some Hershey’s bars, but I just used almond bark, cause it’s easier to melt in the microwave and perfect for dipping.

Crush a few sheets of Graham crackers and set them in a separate bowl.

Use sucker sticks, or you could even use Popsicle sticks to hold the marshmallows.

A marshmallow pop being dipped in a bowl of melted chocolate

Dip it into the chocolate, then dip it into the graham crackers.

Set on wax paper to harden.

Done.

A close up of a pan of S\'more dipped marshmallow pops

Sometimes the easiest things taste the best.

These little treats are awesome. If you’ve ever tasted a chocolate covered marshmallow you know what I’m talking about.

With the graham cracker crumbs it adds that nice little bit of a crunch that brings the S’mores sensation full circle.

A look down on a pan of marshmallow pops drying on a pan next to a bowl of chocolate sauce and graham cracker crumbs

These are totally going with me to the 4th of July party next week.

My kids absolutely loved them, The Man loved them, and of course, I totally dug them.

A small hand holding a S\'more dipped marshmallow pop in front of a pan of marshmallow pops

Bring these to your 4th of July party too.

They are like the easy treat you can make in less than 10 minutes, and still look like a rock star!

A S\'more\'s marshmallow pop with a a bite taken from it in front of a pan of already made S\'mores pops

If you want to get real adventurous, use a mini kitchen torch to slightly toast the tops of the marshmallows. But be careful not to toast them too much or they wont stick on to the stick anymore.

Most importantly though…have fun!

A close up of a pan of S'more dipped marshmallow pops
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S’mores Pops

These little treats are awesome. If you've ever tasted a chocolate covered marshmallow you know what I'm talking about.
Prep Time15 minutes
Total Time15 minutes
Course: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Servings: 20
Calories: 60 kcal
Author: Shawn

Ingredients

  • 1 Marshmallows, bag regular sized
  • 4 ounces Chocolate Almond Bark, dipping chocolates
  • 3-4 Graham Crackers, sheets
  • 20-30 sucker sticks, you can get these at a craft store

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Instructions

  • Melt chocolates according to package directions in a small bowl.
  • Crush Graham cracker sheets into slightly coarse crumbs and place in a separate small bowl.
  • Place a sucker stick in the center of a marshmallow, dip in the chocolate, then gently dip in the Graham cracker crumbs.
  • Let dry on a sheet of wax paper.
  • Repeat for however many S'mores Pops you want.

Nutrition

Calories: 60kcal | Carbohydrates: 11g | Protein: 1g | Fat: 2g | Saturated Fat: 1g | Sodium: 20mg | Potassium: 20mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 7g | Calcium: 3mg | Iron: 1mg
Keywords: Chocolate, graham crackers, marshmallows
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  3. You’ve got some interesting points in this article. I would have never considered any of these if I didn’t come across this. Thanks!

  4. my daughter made these for my grandaughters birthday party.The kids liked them so much they were grabbing two at a time. None for the adults.

  5. Had her bring them for the 4 th and let me tell you it was the biggest hit for everyone! Yummy

  6. I love s’mores and I love marshmallow pops. We make these and they are such a huge hit. Love that shot of your little one grabbing a treat 😉

  7. I bought red white and blue chocolates at Michaels for the fourth of July. Thank you for such a great idea!

  8. My kids love making marshmallow pops with me, but we haven’t made a Smores version yet. This will definitely be a summertime “keep busy” project for us.

  9. Now that idea is genius & easy! They are so adorable I’m making these
    today. it would also be cute to throw some red white & blue sprinkles on top
    for the holiday.

  10. I’ve had these on my mind for weeks and here you are posting them! It’s a sign. I need to make them soon. 🙂

    1. Yes, kids totally love this. My oldest had a friend sleep over and I set all this out for the kids and they went crazy for it!