Did you have a chance to make the Twinkie Frankenstein Treats that I posted the other day? If you did, I hope you liked them and I think you are going to like these Twinkie Mummies even more for one main reason: they are easier to make because they involve fewer steps!
Like before, the key to making sure that these Twinkie Mummies turn out right is to freeze the Twinkies before coating them in chocolate. If you don't, I can pretty much guarantee you that your Twinkies will fall apart when you roll them in the chocolate! As a reminder, if you don't want to use store-bought Twinkies (because you don't like all the chemicals in them) you can always whip up a batch of my homemade Twinkies (and they freeze very well - so make a big batch and have them on hand for whenever).
The white melting chips as well as the candy eye decorations can be found in your local craft stores as well as the seasonal baking section at most grocery stores and Target! Make sure to have your kids help you out when you are making these. Since most of the decorating just involves drizzling chocolate, it's pretty hard to mess these up and your children will love making their own mummies!
Scroll down for the complete directions!
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Twinkie Mummies
Ingredients
- 16 oz White Melting Chips White Chocolate
- 6 Twinkies
- 12 Candy Eye Decorations
Instructions
- Freeze Twinkies for at least 30 minutes or until firm.
- Prepare a baking sheet or cutting board by covering with parchment or wax paper.
- Melt candy chips by microwaving 30 seconds, then stirring and repeating until melted.
- Dip each Twinkie in chocolate and roll to completely coat.
- Transfer to prepared paper.
- Place 2 eyes in each Twinkie.
- Allow to set for 3 - 4 minutes.
- Lift each Twinkie to separate from paper.
- Using a knife carefully trim excess chocolate that ran off of mummies.
- Transfer remaining melted chocolate to zippered bag and clip corner to pipe/drizzle.
- Drizzle chocolate back and forth across Twinkie (avoiding eyes) to get bandaged look.
- Allow to set.
Rachel
OK, twinkie mummies are super cute
Mindi Cherry
They are also pretty easy to make - the kids can make them right along with me!
Sarabeth
This is SO cute! I'm definitely going to try this out for Halloween parties. Thanks 🙂
Sarabeth
Mindi Cherry
I sent them in to a Halloween party at my daughter's school one year and the kids just loved them!
Brooke Riley~Re-Fabbed
Great idea! Those are sooo cute!! My kids would love them!
Mindi Cherry
Make sure to have your kids help you make them - they will have so much fun doing it!
Tianna
these are too cute!
Mindi Cherry
They are really fun to make and the kids just love them!
Heaven
I love these! I would definitely want to make them with homemade twinkies. Thanks for both recipes! Stopping by from Hit Me With Your Best Shot. Pinned and following you on Pinterest!
Mindi Cherry
My children actually prefer my homemade Twinkies to the store-bought ones. I hope you try making them! They are REALLY good 🙂
Trisha @ Home Sweet Homemade
These are too-too cute! Pinned!
Found you on What's Cookin Wednesdays blog hop!
Sahana
Twinkies Mummies look so adorable. I would love to try your recipe.Pinned to try later. Thank you for sharing with us at #HomeMattersParty . We would love to have you again next week.