This Mardi Gras hot chocolate bomb recipe with marshmallows is such a fun and festive treat. It is a perfect way to celebrate this special carnival. Make some for a party, or make them for yourself, just because!
Like all of my other hot cocoa bomb recipes, these Mardi Gras hot chocolate bombs are simple to make and require just a few ingredients, and a short amount of your time.
Don’t forget that hot cocoa bombs make wonderful homemade gifts. If you are looking for special Mardi Gras gift ideas, these are just perfect! Follow my easy hot chocolate bomb recipe with marshmallows tutorial below to make your own colorful cocoa bombs today.
Mardi Gras Hot Chocolate Bomb Recipe With Marshmallows
This is an EASY Mardi Gras Hot Chocolate Bomb Recipe With Marshmallows. This will bring some extra fun to your Mardi Gra party or will make a perfect gift.
(Change the color of the sprinkles and this recipe is good for any occasion)
Ingredients
- 7 oz milk chocolate melting wafers
- 6 tbsp hot cocoa mix
- ½ cup mini marshmallows
- Green sprinkles
- Purple confetti sprinkles
- Gold sanding sugar or gold sprinkles
- Semisphere silicone mold (2 pack)
- Piping bag or ziplock baggie
Instructions
Place a large plate in the freezer.
Dump melting wafers into a microwaveable bowl and heat in 30-second increments, stirring in between each heat session, until fully melted.
Add a spoon full of chocolate in one cavity of the mold, using the spoon (or a pastry brush) to cover the entire cavity with chocolate, making sure to get all the way up the sides. Do this until all 12 cavities in both of the molds are covered in chocolate.
Place chocolate-covered molds in the freezer for 5 minutes.
Remove molds from the freezer and repeat step 3 to add a second layer of chocolate. Place in freezer for 5 minutes.
Remove the plate and the molds from the freezer, and carefully remove each of the chocolate spheres. Set them on the cold plate.
Fill 6 of the chocolate spheres, each with 1 tablespoon of hot cocoa mix and 6-8 mini marshmallows.
Heat a small plate in the microwave for 2 minutes. Remove
Place one of the empty chocolate spheres upside-down on the plate and gently move it around to melt the chocolate a bit. Place one of the empty spheres to attach to a filled sphere and use your finger and chocolate to seal the two ends together, or pipe chocolate to seal the ends. Set on the cold plate.
Add purple and green sprinkles to a small bowl and mix them together.
Put some of the melted chocolate into a piping bag or ziplock baggie and snip the very end off with scissors.
Pipe chocolate in a back and forth motion on top of each of the cocoa bombs and add purple and green sprinkles, then sprinkle with a light dusting of the sanding sugar.
Notes
To enjoy, place in a mug and pour in 6 oz of hot milk. You may also add an additional tablespoon of cocoa mix to your mug if desired. Remember~ Change the color of the sprinkles and this recipe will be appropriate for any party, get-together, or night in.
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It looks like so much fun for any age. Thank you.
They are!
great fun for any time of the year. thanks
It is!
Thank you for sharing these amazing and delicious recipes.
You’re welcome! They really are fun to make.
Thanks for another hot chocolate bomb recipe. We love them. nd there re so mny great ways to decorte them!
You’re right, there are so many ways to decorate them. I have some cute hot cocoa bombs coming up for St. Patricks Day ( I need to get on the ball) and Easter!
I have wanted trying making these for a while! I didn’t realize it was so easy 🙂 thank you for sharing!
Remember, if I can make it – it’s EASY. It’s the only way I cook, lol! They are fun. Change up the sprinkles and have a blast 🙂
I like the idea of these bombs. Haven’t made any yet.
They are fun, girl! Try them 🙂
Great recipe, this would really enhance my family’s hot chocolate experience.
Yes it REALLY would Tina. Give it a try. They are great.
WOW that is a lot of work……………….. But oh they look so so good……..
Great niece (4) spend the day with me last week. She wanted hot chocolate and when I gave it to her she said WHERE ARE MUSHMELLONS So I have been to the store and got some for next time
Gloria,
Once you get it down, it’s not that bad. (If I can do it- ANYONE can do it – REMEMBER) – They are awesome.
I love hot chocolate nd those are really pretty. I have never tried making these before!
Dana,
Give it a try. You will be happy you did and your grand son will LOVE it.