Easy Dessert Skewers
Make your own dessert skewers for festive celebrations like showers, birthdays, and a special Valentines day themed skewer too!
Sometimes the simplest ideas are the “sweetest” and that couldn’t be more true than when you make your own dessert skewers. There have been a lot of candy skewers featured over the years, using fruity jelly-style candies and marshmallows. The ones I’ve created here are a little more refined and may appeal to adults more than the aforementioned {of course kids love ’em too}.
These can be enjoyed with a cup of coffee or even a cocktail! They’re darling standing upright using the flat bottom side of the candy as a base. You could also lay them on a platter or stand them up in jars.
This is a fun treat to make your self for bridal and baby showers, birthdays, graduation, etc. I’ve even made a special themed skewer for Valentines day.
Make Your Own Dessert Skewers
Small box of assorted chocolates with a flat base Round truffles {I used Lindt & Raffaello brands} Doughnut holes 8 inch wooden skewersCarefully poke the skewer through each item and slide them on. Make sure to use the flat chocolate at the end so it will stand on it’s on.
Embellish the top portion of the skewer with paper or ribbon flags.
Dress the skewers for Valentine’s Day by adding in heart-shaped marshmallows, and themed embellishments to the skewer.
I also dipped the doughnut holes in red-tinted melted chocolate to add to the theme.
You can find a myriad of ways to dress up your wooden skewers. Use paper flags and toppers like the ones above, or tie on pieces of ribbon like I’ve done here. Have fun with this and use your imagination. You can really incorporate whatever candies you can find that will easily slide over the wooden skewers.
Place these on the dessert table or wrap them in cellophane for take home treats for guests!
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Where can I purchase the wooden dessert skewers shown with the wooden heads? Cute idea!
Thank you.
Veda, I made those using wooden skewers from the grocery store, and craft balls from Michael’s. Craft glue holds it in place.
Love this idea and even more when I read those sweet sticks are make from donuts and truffles!! 🙂 Very cool!
I love that these desserts on a stick give people a variety of yummy treats. Plus less dishes to do with no need for silverware!
Love this idea! Very cute for Valentine’s Day. I love the lips on the plate, too – perfect touch! -Dani
These are adorable! Thanks…
These look adorable!
boa noite, tudo tao simples bonito e delicia…bjs.
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I always love food displays on skewers and how can you go wrong with chocolate!! So cute!
L♥Ve.
Glad you guys like this. “KISS” – that’s my motto!! {keep it simple, stupid} ; D
love love these!! simple and with great impact. great job!
I Love this idea! So innovative yet so simple! Thanks for sharing.
So cute and easy 🙂
Love the added kiss on the plate–so creative! I’m pinning 😀
Thanks Val!