Green Eggs and Ham Pretzels
Green Eggs and Ham Pretzels – A little twist on Green Eggs and Ham. A cute treat for St. Patrick’s Day or Dr. Suess’ birthday made from pretzels, white chocolate, and M&Ms. A little twist on Green Eggs and Ham. A cute treat for St. Patrick’s Day or Dr. Seuss’ birthday for preschool or an after school treat.
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GREEN EGGS AND HAM
What is a great preschool snack for Dr. Seuss’ birthday or St. Patrick’s Day?
These Green Eggs and Ham Pretzel bites are! I’ve made these for our class parties and they are always a huge hit.
HOW TO MAKE GREEN EGGS AND HAM TREATS
1. Start with laying your pretzels in a single layer. You can use pretzel sticks or the square pretzels which are easier in my opinion.
2. Next place a white chocolate wafer on top. You can use Wilton white chocolate melts or Ghirradelhi melts are good too. Bake in the oven at 350 for 1-2 minutes or until chocolate has melted.
3. Press a green M&M on top and let chocolate cool to set.
If you’re looking for a great Dr. Seuss celebration treat, this is it!
OTHER MARCH RECIPES:
Green Eggs and Ham
Ingredients
- Pretzel sticks or snaps (squares)
- White Candy melts, (can be found at Michael's or other craft store)
- Yellow or Green M&Ms
Instructions
- Place pairs of pretzels onto a cookie sheet.
- Place one white candy melt on top of each pair pretzel sticks and put cookie sheet in a 350 degree oven for 1-2 minutes or until melted. Once out of the oven press M&Ms onto white chocolate.
I made 10 million of these for a school event and would recommend lower oven temp (200 for 2 min worked for me).
Thanks for the idea
Thank you!
I made this with the Ghirradelhiellie wafers and they wouldn’t melt. I don’t know what I didn’t wrong.
I LOVE IT
yum yum yum
This was a fun recipe, though I thought it would be easier to find ingredients. A lot of people don’t have white chocolate melts lying around. Besides that, this is a really fun recipe to make and a yummy treat to eat!
Sorry. Yes, the white chocolate disks can be found at craft store. Unfortunately they give the best results. You can melt white chocolate chips and drizzle it on top as well.
Savd as a favorite, I like your blog!
Thanks for sharing! I plan to make these for my end of year school party in the Library!
Hi Christy, just have to comment on your eggs and bacon. I have a granddaughter that LOVES the eggs and bacon, Each Christmas my husband would make a batch just for her. He would also make enough for the rest of the family for Christmas Eve family gift exchange. It has become a tradition for my family, We have always used Almond Bark as the egg white. Melt it in a double boiler and spoon it onto the pretzels while it is hot. Someone else (usually me) can put the “egg yolks” on top while you spoon the almond bark on the pretzels, No baking required.
I like your idea of the green eggs and bacon, I think I will make some for my granddaughter for St, Patricks day. Boy will she be surprised. Thanks for sharing this,
Louise
whats the nutritional value for the recipe? i need to know for my project
I do not know the nutritional information. I’m sorry!
Another clever idea! These are adorable and i bet tasty!
Love this idea! I made these for my first and second graders for Dr. Seuss’s birthday and they thought I was the BEST TEACHER EVER!! 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
Marvelous Multiagers!
Cute! The first method sounds easiest.
CUTE idea! I’m also thinking this would be fun for Halloween- just turn them into eyeballs by adding an iris with black icing and some squiggly red lines on the white.. Fried Eyeballs! ewww
your the most cool mom ever, i would have loved to see some green pee in a toilet as a kid. but your not better than my mom 🙂
@JJ,
Would you melt the marshmallows? I think that would taste good but would be a sticky mess. Maybe it could work if you barely melted the marshmallow. Something to try.
I wonder if you could substitute the white candy melts for marshmallows? Seems like it would work similarly and be easy to get.
What a SEUSStalicious idea! I’m adding a link to this on my children’s book blog where I collect Dr. Seuss ideas and plan to feature them tomorrow for Dr. Seuss’ birthday. http://www.obseussed.com/p/books.html
Sooooo cute! You r such a fun mommy!
ha ha! I love the green yolks on these. SO glad you liked them, they’re addictive.
My mom plans on making them for Easter this year.
Hope the kids have a great day!
These are some of the cutest things ever! I’m going to make these for my daughter to take to school for April Fool’s Day 🙂
OMG..I was totally fooled. I actually thought they were quail eggs upon first look. What an amazing and creative way to emulate eggs into salty sweetness! I LOVE IT!
WHat a fun twist on Monica’s bacon and eggs! My kids would love this!
Oooh how cute is that!
so cute! where do you get all these great ideas?
So adorable – love it!!
How fun! They are perfect for St. Patty’s Day or for that Green Eggs and Ham book report!
What a CUTE IDEA! I think I will make these for the two precious girls in my life!
Those are adorable!!
those are AWESOME!!!!!