Unicorn Pretzels #party #desserts

The sweet and salty kinds of these fun pretzels will make your visitors taste buds shiver with pleasure! Loaded with yummy enchantment you can wager these fun Unicorn Pretzels will be the discussion of your festival! Ideal for a young ladies birthday party! Pass them out as take home gifts enclosed by a pretzel sack or place them in bricklayer jostles down the focal point of the gathering table to make the most mystical focal point.

At this point you may consider how I got the winding impact on the pretzel. My mystery fixing is… .CARAMEL! Not the benevolent you need to make but rather great old locally acquired! Peruse beneath to perceive how I take locally acquired caramel and a few distinct shades of sweets melts to make the most delicious as well as unbelievably wonderful pretzel treats!

Also try our recipe Unicorn Milkshakes

Unicorn Pretzels | These super cute pretzels will bring out the inner unicorn in everyone at the party!

Ingredients

Kraft chewy caramels (4 per pretzel)
Wilton white, bright pink, turquoise and yellow candy melts (approximately one bag of white and a half a bag each of the pink, turquoise and yellow for 6 pretzels)
pretzel rods
Wilton white pearl dust
small paint brush

Instructions

Pour candy melts into medium size microwave safe bowls.
Heat each color 1 minute at 60%, stir and continue heating in 30 second increments until creamy.
Do this procedure for each color.
Take wrapping off 4 caramels and place in a small microwave safe bowl.
Heat on high 10 seconds.
Roll caramel into a 12-inch long snack.
Starting at the top of a pretzel rod; wind the caramel around.
Dip or spoon the white candy over the pretzel making sure to fill in between the caramel and pretzel; tap off some of the excess but not much. You want to leave a thick coating.
Drizzle the pink, turquoise and yellow over the white.
Turning the pretzel and lightly tapping at the same tip will create a marble effect.
If you see a spot that you would like more color in, go ahead and add more and keep turning and tapping.
Place upright (I filled a jar with rice) in the freezer for 10 minutes.
Pour some of the pearl dust into a small container and brush onto the hardened pretzel.