This isn’t even a recipe…it’s just something fun to do with your kiddos.
The other day, during Madeley’s nap, Ashby wanted to make something in the kitchen, but I didn’t have anything in particular to make, so I came up with these little Rainbow Pretzels and after we were done, I thought, they looked happy and bright and like something you could make for holidays like Easter or St. Patrick’s Day. (Pssssst: they’re just chocolate covered pretzels…so, they’re really a no-brainer.) That being said, Ashby had a BLAST making them and honestly, I had a blast eating a few with a cup of tea later that afternoon. Make a big batch and wrap them up to pass out to neighbors, teachers, co-workers and friends this Easter season. Rainbow Pretzels for the win!
This recipe makes a big ole batch of pretzels, but you can easily make as much or as little as you like by changing the amount of ingredients.
Shopping List
1 bag of pretzels
12 oz of white chocolate candy coating or almond bark
food coloring in a variety of colors
Place your pretzels in a bowl (I used about 8 cups). Next, in a microwavable bowl, melt your candy coating making sure to stop and stir every 30 seconds until it’s melted (about 2 minutes total). Next, quickly pour this white chocolate down over the pretzels in your bowl and toss them all together. As soon as they’re covered, pour the pretzels out on to wax paper. I took six different colors of food coloring and squirted them over the pretzels and then gently tossed everything together on the wax paper until the pretzels had color on them but were not murky brown from too much tossing. Allow pretzels to completely dry before enjoying or storing in an airtight container.
I mean…super easy and happy!
Charmaine Ng | Architecture & Lifestyle Blog says
This is such a smart idea. I think I’d do a pink one!
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Erika Slaughter says
GREAT idea!! So cute. My kids would love making these.
Narci Dreffs says
Cute!!! We are going to make these on Friday! The kids are going to love it!
Brittany says
Cuuuuute idea. No kiddos here, but this would be fun for Easter.. Plus who doesn’t looove sweet and salty together? Amazing.
Beth says
Hi there! I tried adding regular food coloring to almond bark before and it turned into a mess! :/ I’ve learned that the food coloring (or any liquid beside oil) makes the almond bark clump up into an unworkable paste. I think you need an oil based, powder, or paste form of food coloring for it to work. Hope this helps someone not waste a whole package of almond bark like I did!
Mix and Match Mama says
That didn’t happen to me. I always use almond bark and just your basic food coloring (I like to buy mine at Hobby Lobby). Easy!
Alexis deZayas says
So cute!!