Introduction: White Chocolate Bones!
Every year when Halloween rolls around these chocolate covered bones are one of the most requested treats in my house.
Luckily for me, these super fun treats are super easy to make!
Step 1: Gather Your Ingredients
You'll only need a few things -
Pretzel sticks
White chocolate*
Small marshmallows
Also helpful are a fork & some parchment paper
*I used a 12 ounce bag of chocolate. It makes approximately 25 -27 bones
Step 2: Melt Your Chocolate & Assemble the Bones
There are a few ways to melt chocolate, but I went with easy.... the microwave.
Add chocolate to a microwave safe bowl.
Heat at 50% for 1 minute then stir.
Continue to heat 10 seconds at a time until it's smooth after stirring.
For my chocolate to melt it took 1 minute and 20 seconds total.
To assemble the bones:
Grab one pretzel stick & push two marshmallows onto each end.
The marshmallows stick pretty well, so they will only need a slight push onto the end of the pretzel.
Step 3: Dip Your Bone in Chocolate
Lay out your parchment paper (or a non stick cookie sheet should also work)
Grab your fork and use it to lower your bone into the chocolate.
After your bone is submerged, remove it using the fork, and lay it on the paper (or cookie sheet).
Step 4: All Done! Enjoy
After the chocolate has dried (about 15 minutes), they are ready to eat!

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13 Comments
8 years ago on Introduction
What kind of white chocolate? The kind for making candy or dipping or the kind to make chip cookies?
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
The kind to make chip cookies :)
8 years ago on Introduction
i super love this creation of yours, you got my vote <3
8 years ago
Me, my grandma, and all my cousins always make white chocolate pretzels for Christmas, but now we can make this for halloween!!!
8 years ago
Creepy, eating these!
8 years ago on Introduction
If I make these I'll end up eating the whole thing!
8 years ago
Spooky! Nice work!
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Thank You!
Reply 8 years ago
I'm totally making these..I'll go a small step further and add some red dye for the blood effect..great recipe.
8 years ago
Made it. Loved it. Amazing job!
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Yay! Thank you. I'm glad you loved them :)
8 years ago
I like this idea.
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Thanks! You should make some! :D