Chocolate Covered Pretzels in a Turkey Jar

Chocolate Covered Pretzels with bright colored sprinkles make the perfect tail feathers in this fun Turkey Jar.

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Ok, guys I have one more fun and easy treat to share with you before Thanksgiving.

Yes, I’m sure you have your turkey day menus already planned and ready to go, but I just couldn’t let this week go without one more fun turkey.

Chocolate covered pretzels are one of my favorite treats to make for parties. Sweet and salty is totally my jam. I just can’t resist the mix of the salt with the chocolate.

Dip the pretzels in dark chocolate and covered them in bright fall colored sprinkles to mimic a turkey’s tail feathers. While those are drying, you can add some googly eyes and a felt beak to a glass jar with a glue gun. I also added an orange heart to the bottom of the jar for his feet. That’s up to you though.

The jar is filled with chocolate covered raisins to hold the pretzels in place and to give the turkey a chocolate body. We happen to love chocolate covered raisins around here, but feel free to use chocolate M&M’s or your favorite chocolate covered small candy. It just needs to be a candy that you can push the pretzels into easily.

Easy, peasy and cutesy squeezey! Your Thanksgiving day table totally needs one of these as a center piece. What’s one more treat, right?

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Prep Time: 20 minutes

Serving Size: 16 pretzels

Chocolate and sprinkles added to pretzel rods make a fun turkey tail for this easy to create turkey jar.

Ingredients

Instructions

1. Melt the chocolate according to the package directions.
2. Dip the pretzel rods in the chocolate. Use a spoon to pour the chocolates as high as desired. Lay on a parchment lined tray. Top with sprinkles. Let set.

Notes

*Add goggly eyes, an orange felt beak, and a red wattle to the front of a glass jar with a glue gun for the turkey face. A large orange heart can be glued to the bottom for his feet.

More fun turkey treats that are easy to make:

Chocolate Fudge Turkeys

Reese’s Turkeys

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