Super cute and super easy cookies that would be perfect for a themed party or that person in your life interested in working out/weight lifting! Even I can handle lifting these weights! It somewhat defeats the purpose, but how cute are these barbell cookies!?
All you need are cookies, candiquik candy coating, pretzel rods, and cake writing icing.
Chocolate Barbell Cookies
Difficulty | Cost | Time | Age | Person | Event |
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Easy
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$1 to $25
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30 Minutes
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Inspired From:
You Will Need...
- 1 package Keebler Fudge Stripe cookies
- 6 oz. Chocolate CANDIQUIK Coating
- (5) pretzel rods
- (10) LifeSavers Gummies
- optional: 2 oz. Vanilla CANDIQUIK
Step by Step Instructions
Step 1
Melt Chocolate CandiQuik according to the package directions.
Break the ends of the pretzel rods off, so that each rod is approximately 5-6? long.
Spoon chocolate CandiQuik over the center of each pretzel rod, leaving about the last 3/4? on each end uncoated.
Step 2
Slide 3 cookies onto each end of the pretzel rods, set on wax paper to dry. The coating will help the cookies stay in place (so do this while the coating is still wet).
Stretch out the Gummy Saver candies in order to slide onto the ends of each pretzel rod.Step 3
Now, if you want to add numbers to your weights it adds a little something and makes them more definable. To do this, I just melted down a couple ounces of Vanilla CandiQuik and used a toothpick to draw on the 45? clearly these are mocho man barbells.
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