These are a great project to create with kids! And tasty, too!
You can make this in any-sized batch. I usually work off the number of Rolos that come in a package.
Unwrap the Rolos. Lay the pretzels on a baking sheet covered with waxed paper. Place one Rolo on each pretzel.
Bake for about 5 minutes (until the Rolos are softened, but not melting) at 250 degrees.
Immediately pull out of the oven and press down with a pecan.
SO easy and SO good! Always a party favorite!
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Love them! So easy!! I had my 5-year-olds help with sorting out the unbroken pretzels, unwrapping the Rolos, and counting the pecan halves. Sweet all around!
I had these at a party rececently. Everyone left the party begging for the recipe. They are awesome and so easy to make.
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alaskacandie on 12.26.2009
Just received a plate of goodies from my neighbor that had these yummy little Turtles on it, so good… can’t wait to make for my peeps at work…
audreyinez on 12.24.2009
what a great idea!! i’ll try these next
windruffle on 12.23.2009
These are great! My grandchildren had a blast making them and an e en better time eating ‘em. Thanks for a simple yet delicious candy recipe.
englisheduc on 12.21.2009
If you can’t find Rolos in your neck of the woods, milk chocolate and caramel Hershey’s Bliss work just as well!
itsmejane on 12.19.2009
These are soooo super good! And sooooo easy to make! Love ‘em!