
This gooey chocolate delight comes together quickly with layers of dark and white chocolate hugging a soft marshmallow center and coated in a buttery graham crunch. It is my go to when I need a treat that feels fancy but takes almost no time at all. These double dipped bites bring s’mores magic indoors year round.
I first whipped up a batch on a whim before a weekend bonfire and now they have become a standing request for every family get together
Ingredients
- Mini marshmallows: provide the fluffy center and hold shape well when chilled
- Dark chocolate: delivers that deep cocoa punch and contrasts the sweet marshmallow
- White chocolate: adds visual flair and a second creamy layer
- Graham cracker crumbs: bring the s’mores crunch and classic campfire flavor
- Coconut oil optional: makes the melted chocolate smoother and easier to dip
- Tip: For best results use high quality chocolate and fresh graham crumbs for crunch
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Prepare the Tray:
- Line a baking sheet with parchment paper so the dipped marshmallows do not stick and clean up stays simple
- Coat with Dark Chocolate:
- Melt dark chocolate gently using a double boiler or microwave in short bursts then dip each marshmallow using a fork or skewer until fully covered and place on the baking sheet Chill for ten minutes in the refrigerator to set
- Dip in White Chocolate:
- Repeat the melting process with white chocolate and carefully dip each marshmallow for a second coating covering completely
- Roll in Crumbs:
- While the white chocolate is still soft roll each truffle in graham cracker crumbs pressing lightly to adhere and coat all sides
- Final Chill:
- Return the coated truffles to the refrigerator and chill for ten to fifteen minutes until the outer layers are firm and ready to serve

I always add a bit of peppermint extract to the white chocolate during holidays and the refreshing kick surprises everyone My youngest once called them snowballs with crunch and the name has stuck ever since
Storage Tips
Store truffles in an airtight container in the fridge for up to one week For longer storage freeze in a single layer on a tray then transfer to a container with parchment between layers Let sit at room temperature for five minutes before serving to soften slightly
Ingredient Substitutions
Use gluten free cookies in place of graham crackers for an allergy friendly version Swap white chocolate for milk chocolate if you prefer a more mellow flavor Try adding crushed peppermint candy or toasted coconut instead of crumbs for a new texture
Serving Suggestions
Serve with hot cocoa or coffee for a cozy treat Include in a dessert tray alongside berries and other bite sized chocolates Add a touch of edible glitter or chocolate drizzle before chilling for special occasions

Cultural Context
These truffles play on the nostalgic flavors of American s’mores traditionally enjoyed around a campfire The double dip method mimics the layered indulgence of gourmet confections while staying true to the rustic comfort of marshmallow and chocolate
Frequently Asked Questions About Recipes
- → Can I use milk chocolate instead of dark?
Yes, milk chocolate works well if you prefer a sweeter, less intense chocolate flavor. Just melt and dip as you would with dark chocolate.
- → How do I keep the chocolate layers smooth?
Use high-quality chocolate and consider adding a bit of coconut oil for a glossy, smooth finish. A double boiler helps maintain even melting.
- → Can I make these gluten-free?
Absolutely. Swap graham cracker crumbs for crushed gluten-free cookies to keep the texture and crunch without gluten.
- → How should I store leftovers?
Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to one week. For longer storage, freeze on a tray, then transfer to a container.
- → What’s the best way to serve these?
Serve chilled on a dessert platter, paired with fresh berries or hot cocoa for an extra cozy touch.
- → Can I prepare them ahead of time?
Yes, you can make them a day or two in advance. Just store them in the fridge until you’re ready to serve.