Whether you’re throwing a camping-themed party or just adding some fun to a “camp out” in your own backyard, these S’MORES PUSH POPS are a fun twist on the traditional campfire treat! Not only are they easy to whip up, but they really do taste as good as they look… don’t think we didn’t devour these right after this shoot! =)
You can find the cute push pop containers (which seem to be all the rage right now) at the Saving Dates etsy shop. Amber made the cutest little “campfire” embellishments for the front of these pops using craft sticks & felt, which is a fun project for the kids to help with too!
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S’MORES PUSH POPS RECIPE
(See images 3 – 9, above)
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Ingredients:
– Graham crackers
– Jet-Puffed Marshmallow Creme
– 1/2 cup Butter (1 stick)
– Hershey’s Chocolate Bars
– Chocolate pudding
– Push Pop Containers
– Ziplock bags (2 small, 1 large)
Instructions:
Crush graham crackers in a big ziplock bag. Melt butter in the microwave, then pour it into the graham cracker bag. Mix well. Take a spoonful of the graham and butter mixture and put it in the bottom of the push pop container.
Next, take the chocolate pudding and put it in a small ziplock bag. Seal the bag and cut on of the bottom corners off with a pair of scissors. Gently squeeze out the pudding into the push pop container to form the 2nd layer. Break off 1 square of a Hershely’s chocolate bar and place on top of the pudding layer. Using another small ziplock bag with the corner snipped off, squeeze a layer of marshmallow creme into the push pop. Top the marshmallows with one more layer of graham crackers, then seal the push pop container with its lid.
Repeat the above steps until you have the desired amount of push pops!
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CAMPFIRE EMBELLISHMENT
(See images 10 – 13, above)
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Materials:
– Popsicle sticks or wooden craft sticks
– Brown marker (we used Prismacolor)
– Colored Foam Sheets or Felt (for the “fire”)
– scissors, glue gun/glue sticks
Instructions:
Break popsicle or craft sticks in half. Leave the rough edge so that it looks like real wood. Color the sticks with a brown Prismacolor marker to enhance the grain of the sticks. Glue the sticks in a “x” like form using a hot glue gun. Cut “flames” from red & orange colored foam. (We used glittered foam sheets to enhance the fire aspect.) Glue the flames onto the sticks, then use hot glue to securely attach them to the front of the push pop containers.
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CREATIVE DISPLAY
(See images 1, 2, & 14, above)
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To keep your finished S’mores Push Pops upright, insert them into a styrofoam-filled container.
Materials:
– Rectangular vase or container
– Styrofoam
– Ribbon, raffia
– Mini marshmallows
Instructions:
Cut the styrofoam to fit snugly in the vase or container of your choice. Embellish the container with ribbon and raffia. Insert the push pops into the styrofoam, then hide the styrofoam with mini marshmallows!
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21Comments
how do you actually eat them? with a spoon?
jenn s. SAYS:
You can eat them with a spoon or slowly push them up and take bites as you go… my nephew was over when we shot this and was able to take them down in 2 bites ;)
I love this! SUCH a cute idea, and I bet kids would be all over it!! :)
Does the pudding hold well? I’m thinking of chocolate frosting instead of pudding to allow them to be made ahead.
jenn s. SAYS:
The pudding worked fine for us – but as I mentioned we ate them pretty quick! :) If you can keep them in a refrigerator until pretty close to when they be served you should still be able to make them well ahead of time with the pudding. If not, the frosting might be a good alternative.
LOVE this! I just did a blog post about S’more inspired treats because I’ve been seeing a lot. This definitely needs to be added to the must do list. Such a summer and fall treat!
Where can I buy those push pop containers?
jenn s. SAYS:
We got ours here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/savingdates?section_id=7593954
:)
I love this idea. Smores are one of my favorite treats!
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what a wonderful cute and delicious idea!!! thanks!!
Super cute!!
Definitely the most creative use of a push pop container I’ve seen yet. Wow, just love it. Such a fun thing to make for a girl scout or boy scout outing.
I love this idea. These would be great for my daughter’s Brownie troop. It would definitely help to get them excited for Girl Scout camp.
s’more cuteness!
This is a great idea! And it’s visually appealing as well. Thank you so much for sharing this recipe and tutorial!
THIS IS TOOOOOOOOOOO CUTE! This is the first I’m hearing about hte push-pop-reuse idea, but it is brilliant…my 3 yr old and 1 year old will enjoy it too (w/o the mess?! Yeah!).
Oh my gosh those are so cute!
love. yumm. felt is the perfect touch!