Ba-na-na! Your New Favorite Minion Marshmallow Brownie Bites!
If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably fallen head over heels for those adorable, mischievous little yellow guys – the Minions! And if you’re planning a Minion-themed party (or just looking for an excuse to make something ridiculously cute), then you are going to absolutely LOVE these Minion Marshmallow Brownie Bites! Get ready for the hit of the party, because these bite-sized treats are not only incredibly charming, but they’re also super easy to whip up.
The best part about these little guys? They’re no-bake, which means less fuss for you and more fun getting them ready! We’re talking about transforming simple, bite-sized brownies into your favorite yellow characters with just a few easy steps. Imagine those familiar goggle-eyed faces looking up from your dessert platter – they’re guaranteed to bring smiles, giggles, and a whole lot of “Ba-na-na!” shouts from all your guests, big and small. We love easy and fun kids party food!
These Minion Marshmallow Brownie Bites are the perfect addition to any Minion celebration, birthday bash, or just a fun afternoon treat. They’re quick, they’re cute, and they’re undeniably delicious. So, gather your ingredients and get ready to create some edible Minion magic that will have everyone reaching for seconds!
Other Fun Minion party foods:
- Minion Nutter Butter Cookies: Dip Nutter Butter cookies in yellow candy melts, add candy eyes, and draw on overalls with edible marker.
- Minion Fruit Cups: Fill clear cups with yellow fruits like pineapple and banana, top with a blue layer of blueberries or Jell-O, and add candy eyes to the outside of the cup.
- Minion Twinkies: Dip the ends of Twinkies in blue candy melts to create overalls, then add candy eyes and draw on goggle straps.
- Minion Banana Pops: Skewer bananas, dip them in yellow candy melts, add candy eyes, and decorate with blue frosting or sprinkles for their overalls.
Our favorite Kids Party Food and Minion Food:
If your little ones are obsessed with those adorable, mischievous yellow characters, get ready to make their day (and party!) absolutely unforgettable with these incredibly cute Minion Oreo Cupcakes!
If you are looking for an adorable and yummy treat, then look no further than these easy-to-make Chocolate Strawberry Birds! Oh, my goodness! They are so cute and so yummy! To create these fun birds, you only need strawberries and chocolate, plus the embellishments. Seriously! They are almost too cute to eat.
If you’re having a Teddy Bear Themed party, check out these absolutely adorable Chocolate Chip Teddy Bear Cookies! You’ve probably seen these little guys making the rounds on TikTok, charming everyone with their irresistible cuteness – and for good reason! They’re incredibly simple to make, yet they look like something straight out of a professional bakery.
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Supplies Needed:
- 10-12 candy sticks, wooden skewers or chopsticks
- Anchor Hocking Glass Mixing Bowls
- Wilton #3 Decorating Tip
- Wilton Standard Coupler
- Wilton Black Decorating Icing
- Wilton Candy Eyeballs Large
Ingredients
- 1 cup yellow candy melts
- Yellow food coloring (optional)
- 10-12 large marshmallows
- 3 blue Fruit Roll Ups, cut into 1/4 “ strips at 3.5” long
- 1 tube of black decorating icing
- 24 candy eyeballs in assorted sizes
- 10-12 one-bite brownies
Instructions:
1. Melt the candy melts in a microwave-safe bowl for 20-second intervals, stopping to stir between intervals until melted. 
2. Optional: Add a touch of yellow food coloring and stir well until you reach the desired yellow color.
3. Pierce each marshmallow with a candy stick, wooden skewer or chopstick. 
4. Dip the marshmallow into the yellow candy melt and rotate it to cover the top and sides. Tap the skewer on the side of the bowl to get rid of excess candy and smooth the surface. 
Lay a fruit roll-up strip along the bottom of the marshmallow. Set the stick into a tall glass so the candy coating can dry. Repeat with the remaining marshmallows.
5. Once the candy coating has dried, you can decorate the marshmallow. Pipe a thin black line, starting at the front, around the entire circumference of the marshmallow. 
6. Pipe icing for the eyes and set the candy eyeballs in place. Pipe a mouth.
7. Carefully remove the stick from the marshmallow. Pipe a bit of icing onto each brownie and set the marshmallow on top.
Enjoy!
Notes
- This activity runs smoothly when you prepare all the necessary ingredients and tools in advance.
- If you don’t have wooden skewers, set the marshmallows right side up on a cooling rack over a baking sheet
- We used a #3 Wilton Decorating Tip. You can substitute this with a #2 decorating tip. Alternatively, you could also use a bag with a hole cut in the corner to pipe the icing.
- Tapping the excess candy melt from the marshmallows will ensure the surface is nice and smooth
Print the Recipe:
Minion Marshmallow Brownie Bites
Having a minion party? These cute treats will be the hit of the party!
Ingredients
- ● 1 cup yellow candy melts
- ● Yellow food coloring (optional)
- ● 10-12 large marshmallows
- ● 3 blue Fruit Roll Ups, cut into 1/4 “ strips
- at 3.5” long
- ● 1 tube black decorating icing
- ● 24 candy eyeballs in assorted sizes
- ● 10-12 one-bite brownies
Instructions
1. Melt the candy melts in a microwave-safe bowl for 20-second intervals, stopping to stir between intervals until melted.
2. Optional: Add a touch of yellow food coloring and stir well until you reach the desired yellow color.
3. Pierce each marshmallow with a candy stick, wooden skewer or chopstick.
4. Dip the marshmallow into the yellow candy melt and rotate it to cover the top and sides. Tap the skewer on the side of the bowl to get rid of excess candy and smooth the surface. Lay a fruit roll up strip along the bottom of the marshmallow. Set the stick into a tall glass so the candy coating can dry Repeat with the remaining marshmallows.
5. Once the candy coating has dried you can decorate the marshmallow. Pipe a thin black line, starting at the front, around the entire circumference of the marshmallow.
6. Pipe icing for the eyes and set the candy eyeballs in place. Pipe a mouth.
7. Carefully remove the stick from the marshmallow. Pipe a bit of icing onto each brownie and set the marshmallow on top.
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