Strawberry Ghosts

Strawberry Ghosts @candiquik

Halloween treats are steadily filling my pinterest feed, my bloglovin’ emails and my trips down every aisle in the grocery store. So I figure it’s time! I love these little strawberry ghosts! I originally made these two years ago but never posted them on here. You may have came across them on the Candiquik Recipes site but they are back and improved with a couple changes!

This time around, I used mini chocolate chips for the eyes and the mouth. (Last time I made these, I used an edible marker). Let’s just say that mini chocolate chips were easier. I whipped up about 18 strawberries in 35 minutes and still had Candiquik leftover.

Strawberry Ghosts | @candiquik

Usually when you are dipping anything in chocolate, you are worried about coating pooling at the bottom and having all that excess coating to break or chop off.

Not with these, as that’s exactly what you are going for!

So give the strawberry a healthy dip in the Vanilla Candiquik candy coating and immediately bring to the wax paper. Holding the stem of the strawberry, let the excess coating drip off and form the tail. As you can see, I drizzled the coating off of the end of the strawberry before setting it on the wax paper. Each ghost will be unique, have fun with these!

 

Strawberry Ghosts
 
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It doesn't get much better than a chocolate dipped strawberry! These strawberry ghosts are cute, easy to make and perfect for Halloween!
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Serves: 24
Ingredients
  • 1 (16 oz) package Vanilla CANDIQUIK Coating
  • 24 Fresh strawberries
  • Mini chocolate chips
Instructions
  1. Melt Candiquik in tray according to directions on package.
  2. Place a large piece of wax or parchment paper on a flat surface.
  3. Dip strawberries in melted Candiquik Coating, remove and allow the excess coating to pour off onto the wax paper to form the "tail" of the ghost; slide the strawberry back and set on wax paper to dry.
  4. Before coating has set, place two mini chocolate chips on as the eyes. For the mouth, cut off the tip of a mini chocolate chip and place on the strawberry with the bottom side facing up.

 p.s. do you follow me on Instagram?! Seeing ‘behind the scenes’ pictures is always entertaining, especially if you’re nosy like I am. Follow me HERE (or just peek through the photos & videos).

 

And these Mummy Pretzels?! Too cute!

Easy Chocolate Mummy Pretzels | @candiquik

Linked to: P&P Kitchen, Time to Sparkle, Wake Up Wednesdays, Buns In My Oven, Pin It Thursday

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  1. […] These chocolate ghosts come together before you can say “Boo!” Just dunk ripe strawberries in melted white chocolate and let them cool on a baking sheet in the fridge. Add mini chocolate chip eyes and mouths and they’re ready for spooky snacking. View the Recipe. […]

  2. […] If you have any white chocolate left over from your Frozen Boo Nana Pops and some mini choc chips have a go at these cute little Strawberry Ghosts. Yum! This recipe suggests using Candi Quik icing which might be a little easier to work with but if you are able to master white chocolate it can make a delicious substitute. Get the full recipe from Candi Quik […]

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