I cannot believe that school starts up again for my kids in a couple of weeks. Where did the summer go? Need a fun and easy back to school craft that is edible? Make these delicious apple oreo pops! You know I have an obsession with food on a stick right? Here is my newest version! These are really easy and took me all of 20 minutes to make some up. All you need are a few simple ingredients. Take your sucker sticks and hammer one end so that it is flattened and will fit into the Oreo without breaking it. I covered it with a towel so it was between the hammer and the stick so the stick stayed clean. Stick the stick into each Oreo. Melt the red candy melts in the microwave in 10 second intervals. Dip the Oreos into the red candy melts. Be sure to cover the bottom of the Oreo well so that the stick stays in place. Take your licorice stems and place them into the top of the Oreo. Cut the fruit snack and smash it so that it flattens out into a flat leaf shape. Then set the dipped Oreos onto some Parchment or Wax Paper and stick them into the freezer or fridge to speed up the cooling process. Once they have cooled, take your white chocolate chips and melt them in the microwave. Take the white chocolate and smear a little bit onto the apple to create the inside fruit of the apple. Then add a couple of mini chocolate chips to be the apple seeds. Pop back in the freezer! Then share them with some of your favorite people! Don’t they look happy? The apples that is? I think I will make some more for the 6-7 year olds that I teach on Sundays at Church. What a fun way to let them know I am thinking about them as they are getting ready to head back to school. If you were to make some…who would you share them with? **S’mores on a Stick, graduation pops, snowman pops, reindeer pops, Lollipop Cookies, and Easter pops
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These are SO cute Amy.. and your girls are adorable! I pinned some of these a few weeks ago and have been wanting to make them! I love anything on a stick too! It just makes it look so much cuter! ;)
Oh my word! So cute! Maybe I’ll make these for our church’s school kiddos. So neat!
super cute I’m having a going to school party for my 4 yr old next week.first time do I want him to know school is fun and not be scared.I’m going to make these! Thanks for the tute. We are also having rainbow cupcakes!
What a great idea! They came out adorably! xo
ya where did the summer go? These are such a fun idea, I bet the kids just LOVE them!
Those are just too cute! My daughter is a teacher and just found out she’s being called back to work this fall after being laid off this past june (we didn’t think she would get called back at all since she’s a new teacher), I think I’m going to have to make some of these for her. :)
Okay . . . those are just waaaayy too cute. I love them, and they look fairly straightforward. What a fun project, thanks so much for the creativity and sharing!!
How COOL!!! You never stop amazing me with your fun ideas!
You and your “food on a stick” crack me up. I wish I could pull these ideas out of this air. You are brilliant my friend! I will have to try one of your ideas sometime. I would be mom of the year in this house.
Thanks for all the great ideas Amy! I have featured this http://funfamilycrafts.com/apple-pops/
I made these without the sticks for a back-to-school bento. You can check it out here: http://yesihaveajob.blogspot.com/2011/09/back-to-school-bento-1.html
I linked back to your tutorial! :-)
Mine didn’t come out quite as professional looking, but the girls loved them anyway! Thanks!
These are so perfect for this non baker!
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