Candy Corn Pretzel Sticks
These Candy Corn Pretzel Sticks are an easy recipe that’s perfect for a Halloween snack! This recipe is kid-friendly, too!
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One of my favorite Halloween candies is the classic candy corn. Don’t get me wrong…I love all the mini-chocolate bars, too. But candy corn will always be near the top of the list for me! (And here’s a little secret: Even though I buy all that Halloween candy for the kids who will come trick-or-treating, I’m pretty sure I eat more of it than they do. I’m pretty sure my wife figured out this little trick years ago, though.)
This little tasty treat features the classic candy corn…and it’s really quite simple to make. The saltiness of the pretzels goes quite well with the sugary sweetness of the white chocolate and candy corn. (While the recipe calls for melted white chocolate, I’ve also used vanilla candy coating/candy quick…which makes this treat even easier to make!) Since these Candy Corn Pretzel Sticks can be made in just a few minutes, they’re perfect for neighborhood Halloween gatherings and parties with co-workers. They’d also be perfect if you need a festive treat for your kid’s class! (And yes, I may have eaten all of these myself. That just means I need to make more next time, right?)
Candy Corn Pretzel Sticks
Ingredients
- 6 ounces white chocolate or vanilla candy coating/candy quick
- ⅓ cup candy corn
- 10-12 large pretzel rods
- yellow and orange sprinkles
Instructions
- Cut each piece of candy corn in half length-wise. Set aside.
- Using either a double-burner or a microwave, carefully melt the white chocolate or candy coating. Transfer the melted chocolate into a tall glass. (This will make it easier to dip the pretzel rods!)
- Dip the pretzel rods into the chocolate and place on a parchment-lined sheet pan.
- While the chocolate is still hot, place the halved candy corn onto the pretzel rods.
- Garnish with yellow and orange sprinkles.
- Let cool for 1-2 hours, or until chocolate is hard. Store in an air-tight container at room temperature.
I’ve got my costume all picked out. It’s going to be lazy person watching TV on the couch 🙂 With a bag of candy corn!
Haha, Vicki! I love that costume…but you better throw a bag of mini-candy bars in there, too. I mean you do want to make the costume believable!! 🙂
EEEEEEEPPP! I love these! They are so cute and would be a hit for any Halloween party (or one man shin-dig).
HAHA! Thanks so much, Zainab!
Ha! I cracked up reading about the Gladiator costume (must be a great story) and also Vicki’s costume. (I’ve done that a few times myself Vicki.)
There was a year I played “There’s no one home so don’t bother knocking.” I sat in the dark in the back room. Surprisingly kids rang the doorbell anyway.
Last year I was “Lady On A Diet”, so hubby handed out the candy, and did not let me near the bag. That worked pretty well.
This year I might play “One for you, one for me” with the candy!
Oh and by the way, those pretzels look great David!
I love the “one for you, one for me” idea, SueAnn! I think I might try it…if there is any left in the bowl by the time Halloween gets here that is. 🙂