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Hot Chocolate Ball with Marshmallows Inside
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I know youโ€™ve seen this hot chocolate bombs with marshmallows inside online and wondered how to make it. Itโ€™s not as hard as you might think! Decorate simple or elaborate, either way this quick easy dessert is fabulous. (affiliate links present)

Homemade Hot Chocolate Bombs Recipe

I normally donโ€™t post anything โ€œfancyโ€ but there are exceptions to this rule every now and then. I mean there are snowy days when you really canโ€™t spend much time outside, so this is a fun activity.

There are TONS of ways to decorate these for boys and girls. These and our copycat KinderJoy chocolate surprise eggs (linked above) are perfect for birthday parties too!

Hot Chocolate Bombs

What is inside a Chocolate Bomb?

You can add all the things from sprinkles to marshmallows to tiny candies. This time used white chocolate but you could just as easily use milk or dark chocolate, or a mix. In the middle just use your imagination, I mean you can add anything edible. Then when it melts and everything empties out it is a total surprise to everyone!

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How do hot chocolate bombs work?

This is the idea. Itโ€™s a hollow piece of round chocolate filled with cocoa mix and marshmallows inside. You make the chocolate spheres with melted chocolate, harden, and then pour hot milk on top inside a mug. The outside melts with the warm milk and the mini marshmallows will spill out. This is where the FUN comes in. You can add all sorts of edible items for any holiday.

Hot Chocolate Balls

Hot Chocolate Bomb Mold

You can find them in a variety of sizes. If you want it to fit in just about any microwave safe mug then use this size here. Itโ€™s big enough for the powder and marshmallows but not overwhelming. Then the ingredients we used on the outside and inside of these were:

Can you make hot chocolate bombs in the microwave?

Yes!! You can melt the main ingredient this way which is the โ€œhardest partโ€ which will get you started. Once it is smooth you are ready to brush inside the molds and ready to chill. You can make your hot drink this way too when they are ready to be dunked in!

Ingredients

  1. White almond bark โ€“ you could use milk chocolate if youโ€™d rather, melting chocolate chips in the microwave works if broken into similar size pcs.
  2. Hot cocoa mix makes it easy to fill
  3. Fillings could be
    1. sprinkles
    2. mini marshmallows
    3. chocolate chips
    4. white cocoa powder with the dark
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unicorn Hot Chocolate Balls

If you are looking for birthday drinks these are always a huge hit. These would be great for a unicorn birthday party but itโ€™s a great baby shower drink as well.

Just melt and pipe on some colored chocolate melts for the outside decorations. Stick sprinkles, or any edible bits of candy on the outside and let those sit and dry too. Candy eye balls are super fun for Halloween! An empty egg carton is handy to have to sit them on while they are hardening.

Hot Chocolate Ball with Marshmallows

How to make Hot Chocolate Bombs with Marshmallows

Brief step by step directions are below, printable recipe card at the bottom of this post. Choose unicorn theme or any other decorations you like!

Time needed: 45 minutes

Hot Chocolate Ball with Marshmallow Inside

  1. Melt

    Melt white chocolate by using a double boiler or microwave for 30 seconds stirring in between times. Do this until smooth and melted.

  2. Prepare

    Use a spoon to place a bit of the melted chocolate into each silicone mold hole. Smooth the chocolate up and around the edges.  Place in the fridge for about 15 minutes to harden. Spoon a little more melted chocolate into the mold for another layer. Chill for another 15 minutes.

  3. Remove

    Carefully remove the chocolate shells from the molds. Microwave a plate for 45 seconds. Take a shell that has been removed from the mold and place on the plate to slightly melt and smooth the edges. 

  4. Add ingredients

    Fill half of the shells with hot chocolate mix, sprinkles, pinch of edible glitter and whatever else you want to fill that half.

  5. Stick Together

    Take the other empty half and place on to the warm plate to lightly melt the edges. Immediately place the top shell on the filled shell.  Use your finger to smooth the seam. Use now once the middle seam is hardened. Decorate the outsides if you like with colored melted chocolates.

  6. Decorate

    Pipe melted chocolate into freezer bags, cut off corner and drizzle over each bomb. Immediately decorate with candies and sprinkles. Serve in a mug, pouring hot milk over the bomb and stirring until completely melted. Drink!

Printable recipe is below with nutritional information. That is calculated using the exact measurements and ingredients we used here.

Hot Chocolate Ball with Marshmallows
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How to Make Chocolate Bombs with Marshmallows Inside

By Justine
How to make chocolate bombs with marshmallows inside is here. Step by step easy instructions so you can decorate and enjoy them yourself.
Prep: 1 hour
Cook: 2 minutes
Servings:

Equipment

Ingredients 

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Instructions 

  • Melt white chocolate by using a double boiler or microwaving in a microwave safe bowl in 30 second increments stirring in between cook times. Do this until bark is smooth and melted.
  • Use a spoon to place a bit of the melted chocolate into each silicone mold hole. Smooth the chocolate up and around the edges.  Place in the fridge for 10-15 minutes to set.
  • Spoon a little more melted chocolate into the hardened chocolate in the mold. Spread it around for a second coat. Chill for another 10-15 minutes.
  • Carefully remove the chocolate shells from the molds. Microwave a small glass plate for 30-45 seconds. Set aside. Take a shell that has been removed from the mold and place on the warm plate on the open end to smooth the edges.  Do this for half of the shells.
  • Fill half of the shells with 1 tablespoon of hot chocolate mix, assorted sprinkles, pinch of edible glitter etcโ€ฆ.
  • With the remaining half of the shells take each one and place on to the warm plate to lightly melt the edges. Immediately place the top shell on the filled shell. 
  • Use your finger to smooth the seam. YOu can use now once the middle seam is hardened or continue to decorate the outsides.
  • To decorate outsides: Place your pink candy melts in a small microwave safe bowl and microwave in 30 second intervals stirring in between until melted.
  • Repeat with the teal candy melts. Drizzle the pink and teal chocolate over each bomb and immediately decorate with candies and sprinkles.
  • Serve in a mug, pouring hot milk over the bomb and stirring until completely melted. Drink!

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Nutrition

Serving: 1oz, Calories: 379kcal, Carbohydrates: 56g, Protein: 1g, Fat: 17g, Saturated Fat: 15g, Trans Fat: 1g, Sodium: 223mg, Potassium: 1mg, Fiber: 1g, Sugar: 51g, Vitamin A: 3IU, Calcium: 24mg, Iron: 1mg

Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.

Additional Info

Course: Dessert, Drinks
Cuisine: American
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How to Make Chocolate Bombs with Marshmallows Inside

About Justine

Justine is the creative mind behind The Typical Mom and The Typical Family on YouTube. She began blogging about easy recipes, budget friendly activities for kids, and fun family travel destinations in September 2012.

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