Chocolate Spider Web Pretzels

These Chocolate Spider Web Pretzels are so easy to make and so fun to eat!

I like that this is a kid-friendly recipe project to do in the kitchen.

Chocolate Spider Web Pretzels

This is one of those fun in the kitchen ideas that most kids would enjoy doing.

It takes just two ingredients to make these web pretzels too!

Did you try my recipe for Oreo Spider Cookie Cupcakes?

That recipe is for another Halloween inspired spider treat.
This recipe is a more simple version of a spider treat for Halloween.

Disposable Pastry Bags can make this project even more easy to do.
You can find disposable pastry bags here.

This recipe is for anyone asking what treats are good for Halloween.

This is one of those treats that is a fun idea for Halloween.
I mentioned that there are just two ingredients in this recipe, which makes is even easier.

However, there are some fun ways to makes these pretzels even better.

I will share ways to personalize this spider web recipe idea.
Or, you can simply make this recipe as is if you prefer simple.

People ask how do you make a homemade spider web.

This recipe is for an edible spider web.
We are using pretzels and chocolate to make our webs.

I am sure that there are other ways to make homemade spider webs.

Instead of using pretzels, you could use black licorice.
And instead of the chocolate, you could try using marshmallows to hold the pretzels together.

Here are some tips for making Halloween Pretzel Treat Treats.

I suggest that you make the first pretzel web as a test for how to make the other webs.
This will help you get an idea on how to place the pretzels .

More helpful tips.

1. Using pretzel sticks in this recipe helps to shape the webs. You can jazz up the flavor of your spider webs by using flavored pretzels instead or in addition to the regular pretzels.
2. This recipe is also made with chocolate. You can use chocolate chips or baking chocolate. However, it may be even easier is to use a simple chocolate bar.
3. It is important that you spider web is allowed to fully dry so that it can hold together correctly. I suggest that you allow your webs to dry for at least an hour at room temperature. You could also place the webs in your refrigerator or freezer to speed things up.

Here us how to personalize your edible spider webs.

Making the basic spider webs using two ingredients is fun. It is also tasty even it is is basic.

However, this is how you can make that basic spider web even better!

• Of course, you can add edible bugs and edible spiders (the candy kind) to your webs.
• Use more than one color of chocolate such as white and black, or white with food coloring.
• Sprinkle some Halloween sprinkles on top of the spider webs.
• Add chopped nuts, raisins, or small candy to your webs.

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Easy Chocolate Spider Web Pretzels

This is a simple recipe made with two ingredients.
You will need pretzel sticks and chocolate to make the webs.

Make this recipe sugar free.

Make sure that your pretzels have no or low sugar in them.
Also, you can find sugar free chocolate chips here.

Ingredients needed to make chocolate pretzel spider webs.

• Pretzel Sticks- 40 (average sized sticks).
• Chocolate Chips- 1 cup total. You can use white and or chocolate chips.
• Optional- edible eyes, Halloween sprinkles, and edible bugs and edible spiders (the candy kind).

How to make Chocolate Spider Web Pretzels

Step 1. Prepare your work surface. Line a rimmed baking sheet or preferred work area (I like a baking sheet because it is portable) with parchment paper.

Step 2. Get the ingredients ready. For each web you will need eight pretzel sticks. Arrange the eight pretzels in a circle with one end of each pretzel pointing to the center. It should look like a bicycle tire once the eight pretzels are all in place.

Melt the chocolate in your microwave or stove top according the the packaging. I use a microwave safe bowl and stop every 30 seconds to stir the chocolate until fully melted. Another option is to use a microwave-safe bag to microwave your chocolate in.

Step 3. Assemble the spider webs. Transfer the melted chocolate to a piping bag or plastic bag that you can cut a corner off of once filled with chocolate. Start from the center of pretzel wheel where the pretzels all meet. Squeeze the melted chocolate out slowly working in a spiral and stop when you’re close to the edges of the pretzel sticks. The repeat until you have made five webs.

Allow the pretzel chocolate spider webs to dry. This should take about an hour at room temperature or sooner if refrigerated or placed in the freezer.

Chocolate Spider Web Pretzels, A simple Halloween Inspired recipe idea for making spider webs using chocolate and pretzels.