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Sarah Mock· April 22, 2018 · Last Modified: February 21, 2021

Lego Head Marshmallow Pops Recipe

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Calling all pop heads! Easy marshmallow pops featuring lego heads are perfect for any lego themed party. Lego head marshmallow pops are easy to make and will be the hit of your child’s birthday party.

Lego Head Marshmallow Pops

Lego Head Marshmallow Pops

 

Lego Head Marshmallow Pops ready for dipping

Last year my son wanted a Buzz and Woody themed birthday party. Again.

The love for Toy Story runs deep with this one! Last year we did a little Photo Booth with an Etch-A-Sketch theme. I have a tutorial for you!

THIS year he is ALL ABOUT everything Lego. And not lego duplo. NOOOOoo! He wants ‘tiny Legos’.

Luckily for me us Lego now has Lego Juniors.

So in planning his birthday party he told me he wanted to have cake pops that looked like the Lego head. Um? Have you seen the lego head? It looks like a marshmallow. Let’s go with a marshmallow instead of a cake pop. Deal?

Lego Head Marshmallow Pop Ingredients:

  • Mini marshmallows
  • Regular marshmallows (did you know you can MAKE your own marshmallows!)
  • Yellow candy melts
  • Lollipop Sticks
  • Chocolate chips (for face details) or use a Black Food Writer Marker

Marshmallow Pop Technique:

Lego Head Marshmallow Pops on sticks

Cut the mini marshmallows in half horizontally and attached them to the regular marshmallows with drop of melted yellow candy melts.

Dip the lollipop stick in the melted candy melts and insert in to the bottom of the ‘Lego Head’.

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yellow candy melts in a glass cup

 

Lego Head Marshmallow Pops drying on a rack

I did not have a piece of styrofoam to help keep the Lego Heads from getting messed up while they dried BUT I did have my grill basket! I am thinking some colanders would work also.

I pipped on the faces or you can use the edible food markers once the candy coating has set completely.

How so I store marshmallow pops?

Marshmallow pops can be stored on the counter for up to a week. These are great make ahead birthday party treat. The chocolate coating will keep the marshmallow fresh. For added protection, add a lollipop bag over the pop head and secure with tape or ribbon.

 

Lego Head Marshmallow Pops ready to be given out. in a longaberger basket

Lego Head Marshmallow Pops with step my step instructions


Lego Head Marshmallow Pops full image

This post was originally published in 2014

About Sarah Mock

Sarah Mock is a classically trained Chef and graduate of Johnson & Wales University. A culinary blogger for 12 years Sarah helps the home cook prepare her recipes with professional results.

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  1. Jo-Lynne Shane {Musings of a Housewife} says

    July 14, 2014 at 9:34 am

    This is just too cute!

  2. Elva Roberts says

    April 28, 2015 at 5:53 pm

    These LegoHead Marshmallow Pops would be a great hit at any children’s party and even a shower if done in pink or blue. They are so easy to make and so inexpensive. Thank you for the recipe.

  3. Lorrie Cook Smith says

    May 31, 2017 at 7:20 am

    About how many did each pack of candy melts make?

  4. Henry Ununk says

    May 8, 2018 at 6:35 am

    This is AWESOME! Thanks!

  5. Dennis Jag says

    May 8, 2018 at 8:04 pm

    Thank you so much for the tutorial. This is a great attition to my daughters birthday party. Everything is AWESOME!

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