This chocolate treat is inspired by the magical sweet from Harry Potter. All the students from Hogwarts loved to by them at Honeyduke’s Sweet Shop.

These crunchy chocolate shaped frogs are filled with sparkly stars and are so simple to make for a one of a kind snack to serve for Harry Potter’s Birthday today!

What are chocolate frogs in Harry Potter?
From Harry Potter Wiki 
Chocolate Frogs were a very popular wizarding sweet made from chocolate in the form of a frog.

They came with a collectible card of a famous witch or wizard in each pack.

The frogs were made of seventy percent croakoa. Presumably, this substance was what allowed them to magically act like an actual frog.

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Magic Filled Chocolate Frogs

Ingredients

• 8-12 oz chocolate melts I used Sweetshop Melt Ems in Chocolate Raspberry flavor
• 1 oz package star shaped sprinkles
• frog shaped chocolate mold

Instructions

• Melt the chocolate according to the package instructions.
• Stir until smooth .
• You can spoon into the mold but I found it easier to add to a baggie, cut the bottom corner, twist the bag, and pipe the chocolate in the frog molds.
• Fill the molds half way, tapping to evenly distribute .
• Add star sprinkles to the center of each frog.
• Pipe in the remaining chocolate, being sure to fully cover all the sprinkles and tap to smooth out.
• Place in the fridge to harden at least 20-30 minutes.
• Once hardened, I gentle remove from mold and place in a baggie in the freezer until ready to use for an event or display.

Start with a frog shaped chocolate mold. This plastic one is from Amazon and is on sale for $6. 

Here is my order link.

I found these cute sprinkles in the baking section of the craft store.

I thought they were to perfect magically surprise to add to the chocolate frogs!

All you need for this easy to make treat are star sprinkles, melting chocolate, and a frog shaped mold. 

Melt the chocolate until smooth then you can spoon into the mold but I found it easier to add to a baggie, cut the bottom corner, twist the bag, and pipe the chocolate in the frog molds. 

Fill the molds half way, tapping to evenly distribute . 

Add star sprinkles to the center of each frog. 

Pipe in the remaining chocolate, being sure to fully cover all the sprinkles and tap to smooth out. 

Place in the fridge to harden at least 20-30 minutes. 

Once hardened, I gently remove from mold and place in a baggie in the freezer until ready to use for an event or display. 

So fun to gift and eat! Everyone loves the magical surprise inside!

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Who’s ready for a spell binding good time this Halloween?

These Hocus Pocus Magical Potions are the ultimate spooky cool craft for both kids and adults!

Mix them up with just a few basic supplies and then display your one of a kind magical jars for everyone to see this Halloween season!

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Hocus Pocus Magical Potions

Ingredients

• Glass Potion Bottles any size works!
• Baby Oil
• food coloring bright colors work best
• Glitter fine glitter works better than chunky
• Water
• string and labels optional

Instructions

• Fill bottles half way full with baby oil.
• Add 1-2 drops of food coloring to your bottle.
• Replace the cork/lid and shake well to mix.
• Open top and add glitter.
• Finally, fill almost to the top with water.
• Replace the cork top again and shake well to create your potion.
• Optional add a tag and potion name!

Notes

I purchased my already labeled Halloween potion bottles for $1 each from the Target Dollar Section. 

I purchased my already labeled Halloween potion bottles for $1 each from the Target Dollar Section. They are so fun!

I also used little glass bottles and tied on tags.

Fill bottles half way full with baby oil.

Add 1-2 drops of food coloring to your bottle. 

Replace the cork/lid and shake well to mix.

Open top and add glitter.

These two can’t get enough glitter! 

Finally, fill almost to the top with water. 

Replace the cork top again and shake well to create your potion.

Optional: add a tag and potion name!

Spooky and pretty too!

I display these colorful potions on my Halloween display tiered tray and also at my upcoming Hocus Pocus movie night!

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