Minecraft Creeper Chocolate

This Minecraft Creeper Chocolate is the coolest dessert to make for any Minecraft party! It’s easy, delicious and will be a huge hit with the kids!

My son is a huge Minecraft fan and has been for many years which has been an inspiration for many Minecraft recipes and crafts we’ve done here on the blog.

This Minecraft Creeper Chocolate is the perfect addition to any Minecraft party or Minecraft gaming night.

You can serve it up in little green paper bags, cups, or even in clear cellophane bags. I surely hope you will give it a try!

What You’ll Need to Make Minecraft Creeper Chocolate:

• Light Cocoa Candy Melts
• Green Candy Melts
• Bright Green Candy Melts
• Green Sixlets Chocolate Candy
• Dark Chocolate Sprinkles
• Wax Paper (or parchment paper)
• Cookie Sheet
• Spoon
• Microwave Safe Bowl

How to Make Minecraft Creeper Chocolate:

Line your cookie sheet with wax paper with the wax side facing up.

Place a good amount of each chocolate into 3 separate microwave safe bowls. I used the entire bag of the brown chocolate for the base.

Start by microwaving the light cocoa candy melts in the microwave for 30 seconds. Stir and repeat until all the candy is melted. Be careful not to overheat as you can burn the chocolate and it will not turn out right.

Spread the melted light cocoa candy across the wax paper. Use the backend of the spoon to achieve a smooth surface.

Repeat step 3 with the green candy melts then drizzle over the top of the light cocoa candy.

Repeat step 3 again with the light green candy melts and again drizzle over the top of the candy on the cookie sheet.

Add your Sixlets to the candy randomly. You will want to work fast to ensure the Sixlets will stick to the melted chocolate.

Add your chocolate sprinkles again ensuring it sticks to the melted chocolate.

Place the cookie sheet in the refrigerator for up to 1 hour to allow the chocolate to harden.

Remove from fridge.

Break the chocolate into pieces by grabbing the back of the wax paper and using your hands to break the chocolate.You will then have your finished Minecraft Creeper Chocolate treat!

Want more Minecraft recipes? Try our Minecraft Creeper Munch too!

Minecraft Creeper Chocolate

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How to Make Minecraft Creeper Chocolate

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Prep Time 5 minutes mins

Cook Time 5 minutes mins

Servings 4 people

Ingredients

  

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• Light Cocoa Candy Melts
• Green Candy Melts
• Bright Green Candy Melts
• Green Sixlets Chocolate Candy
• Dark Chocolate Sprinkles

Instructions

 

• Line your cookie sheet with wax paper with the wax side facing up.
• Place a good amount of each chocolate into 3 separate microwave safe bowls. I used the entire bag of the brown chocolate for the base.
• Start by microwaving the light cocoa candy melts in the microwave for 30 seconds. Stir and repeat until all the candy is melted. Be careful not to overheat as you can burn the chocolate and it will not turn out right.
• Spread the melted light cocoa candy across the wax paper. Use the backend of the spoon to achieve a smooth surface.
• Repeat step 3 with the green candy melts then drizzle over the top of the light cocoa candy.
• Repeat step 3 again with the light green candy melts and again drizzle over the top of the candy on the cookie sheet.
• Add your Sixlets to the candy randomly. You will want to work fast to ensure the Sixlets will stick to the melted chocolate.
• Add your chocolate sprinkles again ensuring it sticks to the melted chocolate.
• Place the cookie sheet in the refrigerator for up to 1 hour to allow the chocolate to harden.
• Remove from fridge.
• Break the chocolate into pieces by grabbing the back of the wax paper and using your hands to break the chocolate. You will then have your finished Minecraft Creeper Chocolate treat!

Nutrition information is a rough estimate only; actual values will vary based on the exact ingredients used and amount of recipe prepared.

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