This Octopus Marshmallow Pops Recipe is such a fun treat! If you’re looking for octopus party foods, you’re not going to want to miss out on these themed party treats. Fast and easy to make and such a cute marshmallow dessert!
These would be perfect for a baby shower, a birthday party, or just a wacky and silly treat for the kids at home. Have fun making these – they’re fun to make and eat!

Make certain that you pair these up with my Octopus Rice Krispies and my Octopus cupcakes as well!
Octopus Marshmallow Pops Recipe
This simple dessert recipe is fast and easy. It’s one of those desserts that make it fun to eat off a stick! If you’re looking for a fun treat, you can’t go wrong with this tasty option.
My boys love when I make this marshmallow and melted chocolate dessert. It always makes them smile, no matter how told they are! I make this for fun weekends at home but the choice is up to you.

How long does it take for the chocolate to dry?
I would wait about 15 minutes or so for it to be set up fully. You can easily tell by looking at it if it’s dry or not. Melted candy doesn’t take a long time to dry. Just be certain to give it space on the wax paper so that the air gets all around it to dry it quickly.
Specialty Ingredients:
The following ingredients are affiliate links on Amazon because they may be a bit hard to find in your normal store. I wanted you to be able to see exactly which things we are using.
Reminder, not all ingredients in the Candy Octopus Recipe are linked above, just the ones that may be a bit difficult to find or that you might be unsure of what to look for
Must Have Resources:
When making Octopus Marshmallow Pops at home, you really need to have the following Amazon affiliate tools on hand.
Make it a Meal:
On the fence about meal planning? It’s so simple to get started! I can assure you that once you get started, you’re never going to want to stop. I LOVE being able to plan out all the meals for the family for the week.
Main Dish: Hearty Ground Beef Casserole Recipes
Vegetable Side: Easy Grilled Vegetable Recipes
Starch Side: Pan Fried Potatoes and Carrots Recipe
Refreshing Drink: Delicious Peppermint Mocktail for Kids

Best Marshmallow Recipes:
Once you make this Easy Marshmallow Pop Recipe, you’re going to crave even more marshmallow flavor. I’ve gathered up some of my favorite recipes that I think you’re going to love, too.
These Super Fun Marshmallow Pops for St. Paddy’s Day are fun and festive to make.
You’ll love this Mess Free S’mores Pops Recipe!
Check out this delicious Marshmallow Pie!
These LEGO Marshmallow Pops are fast and easy to make.
These Halloween Marshmallow Pops are a lot of fun for the kids.
I love making these July 4th Cake Pops that are the Perfect Patriotic Treat!
Don’t miss out on this Cactus Cake Pops Recipe!

How do you store marshmallow pops?
As long as you keep them in an airtight container in the fridge, they should stay fine for several days. Keeping the air away from them is the key.
More Chocolate Recipes:
- Chocolate Covered Bacon Recipe
- Tasty Instant Pot Chocolate Coconut Cheesecake Recipe
- Chocolate Covered Cherries Recipe

Octopus Marshmallow Pops Recipe
This recipe is such a cute way to make a fun dessert.
Ingredients
- 1 pack of lavender candy melts
- 1T of coconut oil or vegetable shortening
- For every octopus treat that you're going to make, you need to have:
- 1 treat stick
- 1 marshmallow
- 8 pretzel sticks
- purple fruit loop cereal
- 2 candy eyes
Instructions
Put wax paper on a baking sheet.
Put the treat stick into the marshmallow and lay it on the waxed paper.
Melt the candy wafers per the directions on the bag.
Dip each pretzel stick into the melted candy and then put them on the waxed paper to dry. Once they have dried, arrange them in a pattern of eight sticks that looks like a sun burst.
Put a bit of the melted candy coating in the middle of the pretzels to hold all 8 pieces together.
Pour the melted candy on top of the marshmallows.
Add a fruit loop and two eyes and put the marshmallow into the middle of the pretzel sticks.
Let dry.
What are you going to make these Octopus Pops for?