These monster fingers will be a HUGE hit with the kids. Â Truett didn’t think they were scary at all, and instead, thought they were super cool. He’s a boy and 8….of course he did. He just loves Halloween but not so much because he likes to ‘trick or treat’ but because he loves the get-togethers and Fall festival. Â Monster fingers are perfect for a party where you need to bring finger food. Â BWAHAHAHHAHA
You can’t get much easier than this either. Â They look like more work than they really are so don’t let them scare you away because they are finger lickin’ good! teehee
Happy Halloween y’all…enjoy!
Halloween Monster Fingers
Ingredients
- Almond Bark
- Green Food Coloring
- Red Food Coloring
- Pretzel Rods
- Sliced Almonds (Fisher Nuts y'all)
Instructions
- Depending on how many fingers you are making will determine how much bark you need. I used 8 oz. of bark and made around 30 fingers.
- The pretzel rods were about 6 inches long. I broke them in half. It doesn’t need to be perfect, you need different lengths when arranging them to look like hands.
- Melt the Almond bark according to the package directions.
- Add food Coloring 7:1 ratio green to red. For the 8 oz. of bark I used 14 green, 2 red.
- Roll the now broken Pretzel rods one at a time into the bark. Roll them and using a fork pick them up letting some of the excess drip off. Carefully lay the coated pretzel onto a sheet of waxed paper.
- Apply a sliced almond to the end of the pretzel while the coating is still melted.
- Before making the knuckle lines, let the pretzel set about 2 minutes. Using a toothpick make three lines in the middle of the pretzel. I started with a straight middle line then curved lines above and below, like parenthesis around the middle line. I recommend wiping the toothpick off after each line. If the coating sticks out after making the lines smooth it by running the toothpick gently down the side
- Let the coating set completely. Store in an air tight container in a cool place.
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Halloween monster fingers are so neat and creepy looki9ng (I could not say they are cute, would break the spell…lol) I love using pretzel rods and they make a great snack with less calories, but a lot of impact, thank you for sharing this recipe
These are awesome. I don’t know how you ever thought of this. I just don’t know if I could eat them after I looked at them. I know my grandkids would love this
These are so fun. Thank you for sharing this great recipe with us.