Easy Pretzel Monster Halloween Treats

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I know I’m getting this Halloween treat recipe out a bit late considering today is Halloween.  But this recipe is so easy, you can seriously still make these Halloween treats today with the kids.  Or make them anytime regardless of the holiday.  What kid doesn’t love purple monsters any day of the year, right?!  Here’s how to make them…

Easy Pretzel Monster Halloween Treats

Ingredients:

• 1 cup colored candy melting wafers
• 1 cup thin pretzel sticks
• candy eyes

(This recipe makes approximately 8 monster treats.)

Directions:

Follow the package directions for melting the candy wafers.

Have the kids help break the pretzel sticks into smaller pieces while the candy wafers melt.  Breaking in half is perfect.

Once the candy wafers are fully melted, mix in the pretzels.

Scoop tablespoon sized portions of the candy coated pretzel mixture onto a cookie sheet which is lined with wax paper.

While still warm, apply the candy eyes.  Having the kids do this is great for their fine motor skills!

Let cool.  To speed up the cooling process, put in the fridge for 5-10 minutes.

Enjoy!

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More Halloween Treats to Try:

• A Haunted House made of Halloween Treats
• Candy Corn Flower Treats
• Double Chocolate Candy Corn Pudding Pops

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