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Simple Thor Hammer Treats

Name: Thor Hammer Treats
Cook time: 5 min
Total time: 5 min
Ingredients: Jumbo Marshmallows; Pretzel Sticks; Wilton Silver Food Color Mist; Parchment or Wax Paper

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With the release of the new movie, I thought it was a perfect time to start coming up with some fun and creative Avengers themed crafts and recipes.

The first idea I had was these Thor Hammer Treats!

Whether you are hosting an Avengers Party or just want a fun appetizer to serve this Summer, this treat will sure do the trick.

As I mentioned this treat is extremely simple to make.

While you certainly can leave the marshmallows white, I think it looks more authentic to spray the marshmallows with silver food spray to get that Thor hammer look. If you want to step it up a notch, you can also dip the pretzels in chocolate and perhaps even use a small piece of chocolate Twizzlers to add the wrist strap.

I hope you enjoy making and serving those treats as much as I do!

Supplies Needed to Make Thor Hammer Treats:

Jumbo Marshmallows

Pretzel Sticks

Wilton Silver Food Color Mist

Parchment or Wax Paper

How to Make Thor Hammer Treats:

Cover your work area with the parchment or wax paper. Make sure to cover the sides of anything as well because the mist from the spray will stain the surroundings.

Place your marshmallows onto the parchment paper, spread evenly apart.

Lightly spray the marshmallows with the silver food color mist. You will want to spray the marshmallows entirely (about 2 hours).

Allow to dry.

Once marshmallows are dried, remove from the parchment paper. Stick a pretzel stick into the bottom of the marshmallow.

Serve and enjoy!

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Thor Hammer Treats

Cook Time: 5 minutes

Total Time: 5 minutes

Simple Thor Hammer Treats - simple treats made to look like Thor's Hammer from the Avengers!

Ingredients

Jumbo Marshmallows
Pretzel Sticks
Wilton Silver Food Color Mist
Parchment or Wax Paper

Instructions

Cover your work area with the parchment or wax paper. Make sure to cover the sides of anything as well because the mist from the spray will stain the surroundings.
Place your marshmallows onto the parchment paper, spread evenly apart.
Lightly spray the marshmallows with the silver food color mist. You will want to spray the marshmallows entirely (about 2 hours).
Allow to dry.
Once marshmallows are dried, remove from the parchment paper. Stick a pretzel stick into the bottom of the marshmallow.
Serve and Enjoy!

About Brittanie

Brittanie Pyper is a mom of 3, a wife, and a creative geek. She adores crafting, photography, and baking fun treats. When she isn't blogging, she is enjoying a good video game with her family.

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Jennifer Tammy
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Oh how cute are these?! I would love if you added them to our What Kids Eat Wednesdays party!
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- Brittanie
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  Hi Jennifer! Thank you! I certainly will add them. Thanks so much for stopping by!
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CourtneyLynne
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Omg these are too cute!!! I love it when I find fodder friendly recipes! My 3 year old could totally help make these
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Miranda (Myrabev)
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Oh wow how cool is this, such a lovely party treat and snack for both children and adult parties. I love the idea, very creative of you.
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lisa @bitesforbabies
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These are brilliant! So cool and fun to eat...and obviously easy to make!
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Tyra
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Thor! This is adorable and great for an Avengers party! Great idea and so simple.
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Mary's Marbles
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These are so CUTE!!!! I honestly said that out loud. My daughters would love to make these in the future.
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Michele D
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What a super cute idea. Knowing my kids they would have that spray all over the place. I should try it with my son.
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Amby Felix
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These are so adorable. I know Thor would NOT want me to say that haha! Super simple and yummy! Great job!
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Vera Sweeney
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I love how easy these Thor treats are to make!! I am going to have to remember this!
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Tami
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This treats look too heavy to pick up. Do you have to be worthy to lift it to your mouth? LOL We'll have to make these to eat while watching the movie.
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- Brittanie
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  Tami, yes make sure you have some strong men around to help you reach them to your mouth ;) haha best comment so far!
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Fi Ní Neachtáin
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What a fun little treat to make for mini superheroes. I actually have these things in my cupboard right now to make them too :)
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Liz Mays
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Oh how fun! This is an awesome way to celebrate the new Avengers movie. You could have a great snack for the Thor movies too.
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Christy Maurer
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I love Thor! This is such a cute idea! I've never seen silver food coloring, but I'm sure I could find it! Thanks for sharing this idea.
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- Brittanie
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  Thanks Christy! It's actually sold with the Wilton cake products at Michaels and Hobby Lobby. :)
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Michele
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Ingenious--and other then actually finding that silver spray which can be safely eaten very easy to make. It would be great for a child's party---or for one for adults who are Thor addicts!
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Victoria
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We love Thor and the Avengers movies!
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Joanne T Ferguson
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What a fun sort of snack that would appeal to children of all ages! Love how something simple can make me smile as today!
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Tanj from A Travelogue
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Oh and not to mention.... easy to do too!
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Tanj from A Travelogue
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Pretty cool recipe. Kids would totally love it. Will share this with my sister-in-law! Thanks for this.
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Alanna
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These look SO delicious! Thank you so much for sharing how to make them! It looks like they are pretty easy to make so I will definitely give them a try! :)
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