Finger Bone Finger Food

Felipe Femur, here. I want to share a recipe with you. Bones! Finger Bone Finger Food, to be exact. These are the perfect snack for the brave, especially at themed events, such as at a party or Halloween get together. Are you brave enough to eat these bones? Don’t be scared! It’s just chocolate, pretzels, and marshmallows, but your friends don’t need to know that.

These finger bones, or tiny femur bones if you’d rather, don’t take very long to make, and only require a microwave to heat up the chocolate. It’s still best if you ask your parents before trying as the chocolate can become quite hot and possibly burn you. Overall, though, these are simple and fun to create. And not only is this recipe fun to make, it’s fun to consume. Your party guests will love it!

You can also make some of the food recipes found in the activities section of this website. They all go great with Finger Bone Finger Foods. Take a picture of your snacks and send it to our email (contact form) and we’ll put it up on our fan art section.

Ingredients

TOOLS NEEDED:

Bowl
Fork
Wax Paper
Cooking Sheet/Plate
Microwave

FINGER BONE FINGER FOOD:

1 (11 OZ) bag of white chocolate chips
Pretzel Sticks (Three Dozen)
Small Marsh-mellows (Six Dozen)

Directions

Make some White Chocolate Bones by following these 6 easy steps.

Step 1:

Assemble all your ingredients.

Step 2:

Stick marshmallow on both ends of pretzel sticks (stick in wide side). Create three dozen of these pretzel/marshmallow links.

Step 3:

Melt white chocolate chips in microwave (30 seconds + 15 second increments until smooth) Dip pretzel/ marshmallow link in melted chocolate. Cover.

Step 4:

Scoop out with fork. Let excess chocolate drip off.

Step 5:

Place on wax paper covered plate or cooking sheet.Repeat until all links are cover.

Step 6:

Place bones in refrigerator for 20-30 minutes. Enjoy.

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