Every year, I look for Halloween recipes for kids. It’s a fun activity to do with my sons and brings out our creativity. These Frankenstein Banana Pops Halloween Kids Treats are not only cute but, they’re so easy-to-make with few ingredients too! They only have about 25 min of preparation time and the cost is minimal. They’re great for Halloween parties!
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Frankenstein Banana Pops Halloween Kids Treats
How to Make Frankenstein Banana Pops Halloween Kids Treats
These spooky cute kids Halloween treats can be made in only 8 easy steps! You’re kids will love eating green bananas that look like Frankenstein.
First, line a small baking pan with wax paper. Peel and cut two bananas in half. Then cut the tops to make a flat head like that of the one and only Frankenstein.
Banana cut in half with tops cut off
Second, melt the dark green candy melts according to package directions. I add a teaspoon of coconut oil to it to make it easier to stir. You’ll only need about 6 oz for this recipe unless you double the batch.
Alternate idea: Insert cake pops at this point and freeze the bananas for about 30 minutes. They may be easier to dip in the melted green candy melts.
Third, dip the bananas into the melted green candy melts, fully coating them. They’l look like pickles at this point. LOL!
Fourth, add the candy eyeballs about an inch below the top of the heads to leave room to dip the head to make the dark hair, so to speak.
Fifth, insert the sticks at the bottom while the banana pops are still lying down. Put the tray in the freezer for 15 minutes so the coated bananas can harden.
Sixth, melt the chocolate chips in the microwave for about 30 seconds. Stir the chocolate chips until smooth. You may need another 10-15 seconds depending on the strength of your microwave.
Seventh, dip the hardened green bananas heads into the melted chocolate as shown below. Be careful not to cover the eyes.
Eighth, dip a tooth pick or candy pop stick in the melted chocolate and draw a smiley mouth or horizontal line with some vertical lines to make it look like a patched mouth resembling that of Frankenstein. Return to the freezer for 10-15 more minutes until firm.
Frankenstein Banana Pops Halloween Kids Treats
Get creative with this idea too!
More Fun Alternative Ideas for Frankenstein Banana Pops Halloween Kids Treats
-Add black JuJuBes candy to the neck area.
-Use a red gel icing to make the candy eyes look blood shot.
-Use one bigger candy eye with a small candy eye to make Frankenstein look more imperfect.
-Draw a tongue with red icing.
-Make the Bride of Frankenstein using white candy melts or white chocolate chips!
This is a really fun little project to do with your kids for Halloween. Add this to your Pinterest board for fun Halloween recipes for kids! With only a few ingredients and supplies, you can make these adorable and easy-to-make Frankenstein Banana Pops for Halloween!
Related:
These adorable Ferrero Rocher Red Velvet Spider Cupcakes are sure to be a hit at your kids’ Halloween party or to take to work! They’re so cute and easy-to-make!
I took this recipe to Meal Plan Monday and Weekend Potluck .
Frankenstein Banana Pops Halloween Kids Treats
Ingredients
- 2 bananas
- 6 oz dark chocolate candy melts
- 1/4 cup semi sweet chocolate chips
- 4 4" long cake pop sticks
- 8 small candy eyes
- 1 toothpick
Instructions
- First, line a small baking pan with wax paper. Peel and cut two bananas in half. Then cut the tops to make a flat head like that of the one and only Frankenstein.
- Second, melt the dark green candy melts according to package directions. I add a teaspoon of coconut oil to it to make it easier to stir. You'll only need about 6 oz for this recipe unless you double the batch.
- Third, dip the bananas into the melted green candy melts, fully coating them. They'll look like pickles at this point. LOL!
- Fourth, add the candy eyeballs about an inch below the top of the heads to leave room to dip the head to make the dark hair, so to speak.
- Fifth, insert the 4" candy pop sticks at the bottom while the banana pops are still lying down. Put the tray in the freezer for 15 minutes so the coated bananas can harden.
- Sixth, melt the semi-sweet chocolate chips in the microwave for about 30 seconds. Stir the chocolate chips until smooth. You may need another 10-15 seconds depending on the strength of your microwave.
- Seven, dip the hardened green bananas heads into the melted chocolate as shown below. Be careful not to cover the eyes.
- Eighth, dip a tooth pick or candy pop stick in the melted chocolate and draw a smiley mouth or horizontal line with some vertical lines to make it look like a patched mouth resembling that of Frankenstein. Return to the freezer for 10-15 more minutes until firm.
Hi Jen. Yes, it’s still so hot and humid but, I’m not complaining too much because summer is my favorite season! Thanks for complimenting these Frankenstein banana pops. They’re fun to make with kids.
Thanks Sheryl. My kids couldn’t wait to make and eat them.
I love them. They look like a really fun cooking project to do with a child.
Although I am not ready for Halloween yet when it is 95 degrees outside; these are adorable!