Marshmallow Tea Delights
Indulge in these delightful Marshmallow Tea Delights, a playful and sweet treat that's perfect for sharing with family and friends. This whimsical recipe combines fluffy pink marshmallows with crunchy biscuits, enriched by the fruity goodness of LifeSavers and creamy chocolate. Ideal for tea parties or as a creative dessert, these cute confections are bound to bring smiles to everyone's faces. Gather your ingredients and enjoy a fun cooking experience that culminates in a charming presentation fit for any occasion!
12
Servings
N/A
Calories
5
Ingredients
Ingredients
Pink Marshmallows
12 (None)
Small Round Biscuits (Tic-Toc or similar)
12 (None)
Musk LifeSavers (Five-Flavor Roll Candy)
6 (Break into halves)
Milk Chocolate Melts (Freckles)
12 (None)
Icing or Melted White Chocolate
1/2 cup (Prepare icing or melt chocolate)
Instructions
1
Begin by preparing your glue: either melt the milk chocolate or whisk together the icing until smooth.
2
Take a pink marshmallow and apply a small amount of your glue to the bottom.
3
Attach the marshmallow carefully to a small round biscuit, pressing gently to secure.
4
Using a chef's knife or strong scissors, break each Musk LifeSaver candy into halves.
5
Dab the flat end of the LifeSaver pieces into your glue and carefully stick them to the sides of the marshmallow, creating 'ears'.
6
Finish off your creation by gluing a milk chocolate melt (freckle) on top of the marshmallow as a charming decoration.
7
Repeat the process until all ingredients are used, and then present your delightful Marshmallow Tea Delights with a smile. Enjoy!
Nutrition Information
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Marshmallow Tea Delights?
Marshmallow Tea Delights are a playful and sweet candy treat that combines fluffy pink marshmallows with crunchy biscuits and creamy chocolate.
How many servings does this recipe make?
This recipe is designed to make 12 servings.
What category does this recipe fall under?
This recipe is categorized as Candy.
What is the first step in making these treats?
The first step is to prepare your glue by either melting milk chocolate or whisking together icing until smooth.
What type of marshmallows are recommended?
The recipe calls for 12 pink marshmallows.
Which biscuits should I use for the base?
You should use 12 small round biscuits, such as Tic-Toc or a similar variety.
What are the 'ears' made of?
The ears are created using Musk LifeSavers candy broken into halves.
How many LifeSavers do I need?
You will need 6 Musk LifeSavers, which will be broken into 12 halves.
What is used as the top decoration?
A milk chocolate melt, also known as a freckle, is used as a charming decoration on top.
How do I attach the marshmallow to the biscuit?
Apply a small amount of glue to the bottom of the marshmallow and press it gently onto the biscuit.
What can be used as the 'glue' for assembly?
You can use either icing or 1/2 cup of melted white chocolate as the glue.
Is this recipe suitable for children's parties?
Yes, it is tagged specifically for children's parties and is a fun, creative dessert for kids.
How do I cut the LifeSavers?
Use a chef's knife or strong scissors to carefully break each LifeSaver candy into halves.
Are these treats good for tea parties?
Absolutely, they are described as ideal for tea parties and are tagged as tea party snacks.
How many ingredients are in this recipe?
There are 5 main ingredients in this recipe.
What is the primary flavor profile of these delights?
The flavor profile is sweet and fruity, featuring marshmallow, biscuit, and musk-flavored candy.
How do I apply the ears to the marshmallow?
Dab the flat end of the halved LifeSaver pieces into your glue and carefully stick them to the sides of the marshmallow.
Can I use white chocolate instead of icing?
Yes, melted white chocolate is a perfectly acceptable alternative to icing for the glue.
What is the final assembly step?
The final step is to glue a milk chocolate melt on top of the marshmallow as a decoration.
Is any baking required for this recipe?
No baking is required; this is an assembly-style candy recipe.
What texture can I expect from these treats?
Expect a mix of fluffy marshmallow, crunchy biscuit, and hard candy 'ears'.
Is this recipe considered creative?
Yes, it is tagged as a creative dessert and described as a whimsical treat.
How should these delights be presented?
They should be presented with a smile, showcasing their charming and cute appearance.
What tags are associated with this recipe?
Tags include marshmallow, candy, dessert, sweet treats, tea party snacks, children's party, and creative desserts.
Do I need to prepare the LifeSavers in a specific way?
Yes, they should be broken into halves before being used as ears.
How much icing or white chocolate do I need?
The recipe suggests having 1/2 cup of icing or melted white chocolate ready.
What kind of chocolate melts are used?
The recipe specifies 12 milk chocolate melts, also known as freckles.
Is this a good activity for family sharing?
Yes, it is described as a playful and sweet treat perfect for sharing with family and friends.
Are the biscuits meant to be large?
No, the recipe calls for small round biscuits to match the size of the marshmallows.
What is the general description of this treat?
It is a whimsical, charming confection that brings smiles to everyone's faces.