Skeleton Candy Halloween Recipe
Are you ghost and goblins looking for a spooky skeleton candy Halloween recipe? Look no further! Okay, maybe it’t not super spooky but this skeleton candy recipe is super cute! Grab your candy molds and get to work! This is such a fun recipe to create for kid Halloween parties and more!
Skeleton Candy Melt Mold in Little Debbie Brownie
Servings: 2
Ingredients
- 1 Cup Wilton Bright White Candy Melts
- Green Icing Color
- Yellow Icing Color
- 2 Little Debbie Brownies
Tools
- Wilton Skeleton Candy Mold (http://www.partycity.com/product/skeleton%20bones%20candy%20mold.do?kwid=skeleton%20bones%20candy%20mold&qcid&ref=ci&extcmp=pla%7cGoogle)
- Spatula
Instructions
- Begin by microwaving ½ cup bright white candy melts in a small bowl at 50% for 45 seconds. Stir. Microwave at 50% for 30 seconds. Stir. Microwave at 50% for 15 seconds. Stir. Continue to microwave in 10-second intervals at 50% until candy is completely melted. Do NOT overheat or candy will become hard. If this happens, add a small spoonful of Crisco, heat for 10 seconds at 50%, and stir until smooth.
- Using a disposable icing bag, fill it with the white candy melts. Cut a small hole at the tip of the bag. Slowly squeeze the candy melt icing into each bone mold. Do so as evenly as possible. Gently tap the mold against counter to ensure any air bubbles disappear.
- Place mold in freezer for at least 30 minutes.
- Repeat step #1 with the remaining ½ cup of bright white candy melts.
- Add green and yellow icing color at a 5 to 1 ratio, or until you get desired lime green color. Stir to distribute coloring evenly.
- On a flat object (a paper plate or long piece of plastic should work find), add green candy melts. Brush the melts back and forth with a spoon or paintbrush. It will be uneven.
- Place in freezer for at least 30 minutes.
- Remove white skeleton mold and layer of green candy melts from freezer.
- Gently pop each bone from mold. You will have 2 full skeletons. Set aside.
- Using a spatula, scrape hardened green candy melt from surface of plate (or whatever you used to freeze it on). Set aside.
- Remove any nuts or cosmic candies from brownies if you did not buy the plain brownies. Using a knife, carve tiny armholes and leg holes on sides of each brownie.
- Place white skeleton mold onto brownie and connect arms and legs in each hole.
- Add lime green candy melt pieces to brownie. This will resemble grass on a grave.
- Serve and enjoy!
34 responses to “Skeleton Candy Halloween Recipe”
This is so cute and it looks so easy to make for a Halloween party.
Aw! Come on! How do you come up with this! I love it!
fun Halloween idea to share
This is such a cute idea for Halloween!
This looks really cute, and it will go over well with the kids. I like that it is candy, sh-sh! I’ll try to keep it secret.
This is funny, creepy and yummy all at the same time!
This is a great Halloween treat. Thank you for sharing this recipe, it’s definitely something I’d like to try.
awesome
they are so cute!
I am always truly amazed at how people can make things like this! I bet mine would come out looking like a clump of white with green. I must say, you do have talent!
I love Halloween! What a great recipe, must make for grandkids!
What a fun recipe. Thank you for sharing with us.
This is one of the cutest ideas for Halloween that I’ve seen in a long time!
This is an amazingly cool recipe! The best part is that the melted lime green candy pieces really do look like grass. I might even vary that part of the recipe by using dyed green coconut flakes. You can also change the hue of the skeleton to another color, like maybe red, green or gray depending on how scary you want your dessert to be!
Great idea! Thanks for sharing!
These look so fun to make for the kids. Thanks for sharing.
Really cute and creative. Thank you for sharing. Perfect for Halloween.
We are always looking for different treats to prepare for our grand kids!
These are so cute and would be so much fun to make. My grandchildren would love them too.
So cute! Where do you get these ideas? You are very talented
That comes out so cute. More work than I’d want to do.
I love this recipe!
I have got to make this recipe this year it is so creative.
That is so cute! I don’t have any Halloween candy molds, but I might just buy some and try this.
Thanks so much for sharing this. Looks s fun to make and take to my daughters school class. I am so going to have to invest in some candy molds for sure.
I love this recipe, it’s really cute! I will definitely have to try this out, thanks for sharing the recipe!
This is a great idea. My Granddaughter will love doing this with me for her class for Halloween.
How clever. My son would love this!
I love it for halloween and so easy to make after you showing us stepp bay step so Im going to give it a try thanks
I have the skeleton mold but would have never thought to use a Little Debbie brownie. I’m trying this for sure on Halloween!
I like it. I no longer have little ones around the house. I will pass this on. Thanks.
love it
These would make a cute treat for a Halloween party. You could easily make enough for an entire class.
LOL these are just too fun and thank you for sharing this recipe with us.