Halloween Pumpkin Krispie Heads

Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Fun to make and eat these orange colored rice krispie treats are a blast for the kids! Easy instructions and they just need to use a little imagination to get some Halloween fun into action. I left mine goofy looking (smile) try them with other color licorice too and make them all unique~! Check out the video for quick instructions on how to make these!


Halloween orange rice krispies pumpkin heads with tootsie rolls centers. These are a traditional recipe for rice krispie treats.



Goofy Fun


You can make these goofy looking for fun, scary looking or just plain little cute pumpkins.


Either way these pumpkin heads are a delicious fun treat.


Just get creative the kids can come up with some great ideas!


Halloween orange rice krispies pumpkin heads with tootsie rolls centers. These are a traditional recipe for rice krispie treats.


Table Art



These pumpkin treats make the cutest table centerpiece for the festive Holiday for Halloween.


I love just adding some green leaves, the tootsie rolls, and leave them plain on a white dish surrounded by fall leaves.


These won't last long, any rice Krispie treat lover, gobbles them up quickly.




Halloween orange rice krispies pumpkin heads with tootsie rolls centers. These are a traditional recipe for rice krispie treats.


Easy and Fun Projects



I am always looking for easy fun projects for the kids to keep busy.


This one is easy, quick and the Halloween Pumpkin Krispie Heads are a sure taste pleaser.



Halloween orange rice krispies pumpkin heads with tootsie rolls centers. These are a traditional recipe for rice krispie treats.



Use Your Favorite Rice Krispie Recipe



These are made with the traditional old-fashioned rice Krispie recipe or I make one change you will see in the recipe.


Add a little coloring and viola, you have the perfect own festive pumpkin Halloween Krispie heads!





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these are a rice krispie tinted with orange food coloring made into rice krispie treat pumpkin heads


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rice Krispies, pumpkin, heads, treats, Halloween
Halloween, desserts, fun food, kids, food art
American
Yield: 12
Halloween orange rice krispies pumpkin heads with tootsie rolls centers. These are a traditional recipe for rice krispie treats.

Halloween Pumpkin Krispie Heads

prep time: 15 minscook time: 20 minstotal time: 35 mins
These are some fun ideas for Halloween krispie treats to make with the kids. A fun party treat also.

ingredients:

Here's all you need:

1 recipe of Rice Krispie Treats 

All I do is use 1 -10 ounce bag of marshmallows, 1 stick of butter. Melt the butter add two drops red food coloring and 1 drop yellow. Use more red for a darker orange coloring. 

instructions:

I use ice cream or meatball size scoop to make round balls or roll them by hand when the marshmallow mixture starts to cool, way too hot to handle when first made!

Tootsie rolls for the stems

Tinted green frosting I used canned with green food coloring.

Toothpicks to make green 

Candy eyeballs found at any dollar store or specialty cake shops
red licorice or whatever colors you like for the nose and mouth.

After making them into balls, add the eyes, nose, tootsie roll, and frosting, make them any way you won't just use your imagination! You can dip them in white chocolate or milk chocolate. You can also make a zig zag mouth. Red frosting like blood. I kept mine less scary the kids are young and it was a fun project. You can use popsicle sticks and place them into styrofoam for party pops also!
calories
79
fat (grams)
6
carbs (grams)
9
net carbs
3
sugar (grams)
11
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Halloween Pumpkin Krispie Heads Pin for Later



these are a rice krispie tinted with orange food coloring made into rice krispie treat pumpkin heads

1 comment

  1. Dear Claudia, I have always like rice krispie treats. These look adorable for the Halloween table. Blessings dear. Catherine xo

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