Make Candy Pumpkins with Almond Bark
Easy Candy Jack O' Lanterns
Make candy pumpkins with almond bark for a fun, non-scary Halloween treat.
These pumpkins only use three ingredients and a few kitchen supplies you probably have on hand.
If you want to make an easy and fun treat this year for a Halloween party or to give to friends, family, and co-workers, you've come to the right place.
Photo Credit: Peggy Hazelwood
These pumpkin candies contain absolutely no pumpkin, but they are shaped like pumpkins!
Check the photos below for step by step instructions to making these easy candy pumpkins.
Ingredients
- 2 blocks of almond bark OR 1 cup white chocolate chips
- food coloring gel (red yellow green)
- about 10 chocolate chips
Instructions
- See the photos below for step by step directions. They're so simple to make!
- You'll also need these kitchen tools:
- ~ microwave safe bowl or cup to melt the almond bark or white chocolate
- ~ spoon to stir the melting bark
- ~ spatula to flatten the bark
- ~ waxed paper to put the candy on
- These candies are easy and perfect to let the kids help make.
Make Candy Jack O' Lanterns - Pumpkins Good Enough To Eat (Click a small image to enlarge it.)
Click thumbnail to view full-sizeMake Small Batches--It Works Better
To make more candy pumpkins,
just repeat the process.
Make these candy pumpkins
in small batches.
Once you start melting the
almond bark, you need to pour it
quickly or it "sets" again so melting
one cup at a time seems to work well.
Supplies to Make Candy Pumpkins
Keep these simple ingredients on hand and make candy pumpkins any time. It's also easy to make candy for other holidays (snowmen for winter, Christmas trees for Christmas, eggs for Easter, shamrocks for St. Patrick's day, and on and on!).
To store these candy pumpkins, line a tin or plastic container with waxed paper.
Layer the waxed paper to keep them
from sticking to each other.
Store in the refrigerator or freezer.
They will thaw quickly so put them
on a platter and serve them.
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