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Chocolate Covered Pretzels in a Turkey Jar

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 Chocolate Covered Pretzels in a Turkey Jar! Bright colored sprinkles and chocolate covered pretzels make the perfect tail feathers for this fun no bake Thanksgiving treat.

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Ok, guys I have the easiest and cutest treat to share with you.  You just have to make one for your Thanksgiving Day tables this year!!!

Yes, I’m sure you are already on top of things and have your turkey day menus already planned and ready to go. But trust me, you need to add this fun turkey craft to your plans.

Ok, maybe add two things to your plans because these Chocolate Fudge Turkeys would be so cute on the table too!

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. 

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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. 

Supplies needed for this Turkey Jar:

  • orange and red felt
  • scissors
  • 23 mm googly eyes
  • glue gun
  • glue sticks
  • 5.6 x 4.8 inch round glass jar (found in floral department)

How to Make a Turkey Jar:

Cut the orange felt into a 4 1/2 inch by 4 1/2 inch square. Fold it in half and cut a heart out of it for the feet.

Cut another 1 inch by 1 inch square out of the orange felt. Use this to cut a triangle for the beak.

Cut the red felt into a 1 inch by 2 inch rectangle.  Cut a “j” shape out of this for the wattle.

Use the glue gun to attach the heart to the bottom of the jar. Dot glue on the front of the jar where you want the eyes. Place the eyes on the warm glue.

Place another line of glue below the eyes and attach the beak and wattle.

What chocolate should I use to fill my Turkey Jar?

You can use any chocolate that you like. Just make sure it is small enough that you can push the pretzels into the candy easily. The chocolate candy gives the turkey his “body” and holds the chocolate covered pretzels in place.

Here are a few ideas that you could fill the jar with:

  • brown M&M’s
  • chocolate covered coffee beans
  • chocolate covered raisins
  • chocolate covered nuts
  • brown sprinkles

Easy, peasy and cutesy squeezey!  Your Thanksgiving day table totally needs one of these as a center piece. 

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Here are a few more no bake Thanksgiving treats you may like:

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Yield: 1 jar

Chocolate Covered Pretzels in a Turkey Jar

Chocolate Covered Pretzels in a Turkey Jar
 Chocolate Covered Pretzels in a Turkey Jar! Bright colored sprinkles and chocolate covered pretzels make the perfect tail feathers for this fun no bake Thanksgiving treat.
Prep Time 20 minutes
Total Time 20 minutes

Ingredients

  • 1 bag chocolate melts
  • pretzels rods
  • fall colored sprinkles
  • small chocolate candies
  • 4 1/2 inch square orange felt
  • 1 inch square orange felt
  • 1 inch by 2 inch rectangle red felt
  • 23 mm googly eyes
  • 6 inch round bowl

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.
  3. Lay the pretzels on a parchment lined tray. Top with sprinkles. Let set.
  4. Cut a heart from the 4 1/2 inch square of orange felt
  5. Cut a triangle from the small orange felt and a "j" shape from the red felt.
  6. Hot glue the heart to the bottom of the bowl.
  7. Dot glue on the front of the jar for the eyes, beak, and wattle. Attach the felt immediately.
  8. Fill the jar with the chocolate candies and arrange the chocolate covered pretzels as tail feathers.

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Cuisine: American / Category: Thanksgiving Recipes

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**The post and recipe for Chocolate Covered Pretzels in a Turkey Jar was originally published on November 25, 2014.  The post has been updated and a video has been added and then it was republished on November 9, 2018.

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Comments

  7. Katy says

    November 25, 2014 at 8:49 AM

    Jocelyn! These are so adorable and so sweet — will make a great Thanksgiving Day activity for my younger cousins. Doubt they will turn out as pretty as yours but I know they’ll be just as tasty. Wishing you and your family a happy and healthy Thanksgiving! 🙂

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    • Jocelyn says

      September 8, 2016 at 11:46 PM

      I shake the pretzel to get the extra chocolate off, then put it on wax paper or parchment paper. The chocolate hardens pretty quickly so it doesn’t spread on the tray, unless you have a ton of extra chocolate on the pretzel rod!

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