How cool is Jack?!
I stuck lollipop sticks in between oreos, then dipped in white chocolate. Once the chocolate was set I piped on his face with royal icing. I originally planned to use an edible food marker, but the chocolate was sweating and made it difficult to draw.
While I was on a roll, I thought I'd bust out a Jack-O-Lantern pop as well!
The chocolate got a little messy, I still haven't mastered this whole chocolate dipping business. However, I think they still turned out awesome, and of course, taste great!
Lets take one more look at Jack...
I'm so proud of him! He was a fun project to do! Try him out yourself for your own Halloween fun!
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ReplyDeleteThe Jack Oreos looks super cool!!! What a great idea for a Halloween party. Have to try it! I also like the idea of the dress on the stick!!
ReplyDeleteOMG I absolutely Love them and I am so excited you used my template!!! You did a great Job and I added your Picture to my Jack Pops Post !!!
ReplyDeleteWell done! Those look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteGenius!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Jessy! I blogged about your super-adorable Jack pops today - http://www.chickabug.com/blog/2011/09/halloween-oreo-pop-ideas.html
ReplyDeleteThank you for the inspiration! They are TOO cute! : )
Love Jack! how did you make the clothes?
ReplyDeleteI LOVE these!!! Is there a template for his outfit??
ReplyDeleteWow Thanks Ladies! You can actually get the template over at The Party Animal. There is a link right above the Jack Pops photo. Its in the text in parentheses. Enjoy!
ReplyDeletefound the template at Party Animal. My daughter went nuts when she saw these...can't wait to make 'em. Thanks so much for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteI have a question about the black gel.... I am going to make about 40 of these ;0 and take them to a party -- wondering if the black gel ever "sets" on the chocolate or if it would be safer to go the marshmallow/pen route...thanks
ReplyDeleteHi! Thanks for your comment. I did not use black gel for that exact reason, that it wouldnt set. I actually used black royal icing. If you go to the Wilton website and do a search for Royal Icing there is a recipe on there to make it. Good luck! 40 pops!! Im sure they will turn out great, whichever route you decide to go!
ReplyDeleteI love these! Nightmare Before Christmas has been my favorite movie for almost 20 years now! I've even got Jack and Sally tattooed on my hands and the man himself (Tim Burton) tattooed on my back. I may have to make these even when it's not Halloween just because they're so awesome!
ReplyDeleteHa ha!!! Awesome!!! Glad you liked these! They may still be my favorite Halloween treat yet! Your tats sound freakin awesome btw! Thanks for stopping by!
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