Halloween Candy Corn S’mores
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These quick and easy Halloween candy corn s’mores are made with just a few store-bought ingredients. Great as a snack or dessert at kids Halloween parties!
I just had to make these candy corn s’mores, after buying 3 packages packages of candy corns at the grocery store.
I love Halloween and I wish they would sell candy corns all year round.
Everything about them is PERFECT… Wouldn’t you agree?
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Their CUTE triangular shape.
Their PRETTY yellow, orange and white colors.
And their SWEET flavor!
Some folks find them too sweet but I think the sweetness is just RIGHT.
While eating some last night, I had this CRAZY idea of making candy corn s’mores!
And I genuinely think that’s the BEST idea I have had in a very long time…lol
These were SOOOO freakin good!
A graham cookie covered in ooey gooey marshmallows, topped off with melted chocolate and chopped up candy corns… Mmmmmm!
If you are a candy corn lover, you have to make these ASAP!
Trust me… you’ll THANK me.
I am currently addicted to these and hope you like them as much as me.
Well, that’s all for today.
If you liked this post, you may also like some of these other Halloween treats…
Until next time, tata my lovelies!
Halloween Candy Corn S’mores
These quick and easy Halloween candy corn s’mores are made with just a few store-bought ingredients. Great as a snack or dessert for kids Halloween parties!
Ingredients
- 20 Graham crackers
- 20 Marshmallows
- 1 cup Melted chocolate
- 1/2 cup Candy corns Roughly chopped
Instructions
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Place 1 or 2 marshmallows on top of your graham crackers.
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Heat them in the microwave for about 15 seconds until the marshmallows melt.
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Timing may vary depending on the power of your microwave.
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Drizzle some melted chocolate on op of the marshmallows.
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Sprinkle some chopped up candy corns. Enjoy!
This looks yummy! I have marshmallow crème left over from a recipe I just made, I’m going to try using that instead of the marshmallows