Transform store-bought white chocolate peanut butter fudge-filled eggs into polar bear lollipops using either modeling chocolate or chewy chocolate and vanilla candies. Either way, you make them, they are super cute.
These cute polar bear lollipops are super easy to make using White Reese's Cup eggs.
Now, I know they are only available around Easter time in the grocery stores, but you can make your own homemade chocolate eggs and decorate them to look like polar bears.
White chocolate fudge-filled eggs have just the right oblong shape.
To decorate your white chocolate eggs, you'll start by creating some eyes out of white confetti sprinkles. Draw a pupil onto each sprinkle using black food coloring marker. You can use candy eyes if you prefer, but the pupils are usually smack dab in the center so you can't make them look like Norm's slightly crossed eyes.
Use white modeling chocolate or vanilla taffy to create Norm's squarish ears. Roll small balls into logs, then insert a wooden skewer to create indentations in the ears. Add a black dot inside each year using a food coloring marker. Flatten out one end of the log. This part will get attached to the back of the white chocolate fudge egg and hold the ears in place.
Flatten out a piece of black modeling chocolate and shape into Norm's nose.
Use a black food coloring marker to draw Norm's mouth onto the very edge of each egg.
Use melted white confectionery coating (Candy Melts) to attach the ears to the back side of each white chocolate egg and to attach the nose on the front side above the mouth.
Add two eyes and draw on eyebrows.
To turn these chocolate eggs into Norm of the North lollipops, dip a lollipop stick or a snowflake cake pops straw into melted white confectionery coating then attach it to the back side of each egg.
These lollipops will make great desserts or party favors for a Norm of the North party.
If you plan to host a party over the summer, be sure to pick up some peanut butter fudge-filled eggs at the end of the Easter season.
If you want to make these at a time of year when you just can't find these candy eggs you can make Nutter Butter Polar Bears instead. They are equally as cute.
You can find detailed information about using confectionery coating, as well as, the recipe to make homemade modeling chocolate on the Chocolate Making Tips page.
Peanut Butter Fudge Filled Eggs decorated with modeling chocolate to look like cute polar bears.
- 6 White Chocolate Peanut Butter Fudge Eggs
- 12 white confetti sprinkles
- black food coloring marker
- 2 ounces melted white confectionery coating
- 1 ounce white modeling chocolate* or vanilla taffy
- 2 ounces black modeling chocolate* or chocolate taffy
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- See the Modeling Chocolate Recipe on the Chocolate Making Tips page.
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Unwrap the white chocolate eggs.
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Draw pupils onto each white confetti sprinkle using a black food coloring marker.
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Use melted white confectionery coating (candy melts) to attach two eyes to each egg.
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Draw eyebrows over each eye using the food coloring marker.
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Pinch off small pieces of white modeling chocolate and roll into balls.
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Roll the balls into logs, then indent the upper portion of the log, shaping them into squarish ears.
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Add a black dot inside each ear.
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Flatten out opposite end of log.
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Use white confectionery coating to attach two ears to the top of each egg.
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Draw a smile onto each egg.
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Pinch off a teaspoon size piece of black modeling chocolate and shape it into a polar bear's nose.
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Attach it to the egg using some melted white coating.
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Repeat, creating a total of 6 polar bears.
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Dip a lollipop stick or cake pops straw into the white confectionery coating and attach it to the back side of each egg.
Check out all of these polar bear treats...
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the partiologist
I have never heard of norm of the north! Thanks for sharing such super cute lollipops or I might have missed out of NORM!!
Beth
The movie premiers today, on the 15th. I hope I get a chance to see it!