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No Bake, No Mess Adorable Turkey Pops are the Perfect Thanksgiving Treat

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These adorable Turkey Pops of the perfect Thanksgiving Treat. They come together in just a few minutes with no bake and no mess. Perfect for the kids to help make!

turkey pops recipe

Turkey Pops Recipe

sandwich cookies
candy corn
white chocolate bits or candy eyes
frosting to glue the candy in place
popsicle sticks

turkey pops recipe

We used two different colors of candy corn for the feathers and alternated the placement.
Use the frosting to set the eyes.
Cut a piece of candy corn in half or thirds to make the rest of the face.
Slide in the popsicle stick.

Enjoy right away or save for about a week in an air tight container.

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Also read:  This 4 Ingredient Candy Cane Puff Pastry Recipe is Simple but Tasty

Rarely caught without a camera, Jeana is an adventurous traveler with a passion for people, cultures and food that has led her to 43 countries in 6 years. When she's not using her powers for social good, she enjoys photography, cooking and building LEGOs with her son. On occasion, you may also find her crocheting cute things to hide in her husband's underwear drawer.

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