Graduation Cap Treats

These adorable graduation caps are made with candy! Easy & festive treats that are perfect for graduation parties! 

candy graduation caps.

Peanut Butter Cup Graduation Caps

Graduation day calls for a celebration, and what’s a party without delicious treats? If you’re looking for something adorable, fun, and incredibly easy to make, then these mini graduation cap treats are the perfect solution! Not only are they a cinch to whip up with just a few ingredients, but their clever design is sure to be a hit with graduates and guests alike.

Here’s the secret: miniature peanut butter cups flipped upside down become the base for these charming caps! We’ll then add a touch of elegance with a square of chocolate and complete the look with a whimsical tassel made from strips cut from colorful fruit roll-ups.

Grab your ingredients, unleash your creativity, and get ready to create a delightful (and oh-so-adorable) graduation treat that will have everyone saying “Congrats! And yum!!”

Related: For another easy graduation party treat, try our Diploma Cookies too!

graduation cap treats made from candy.

Ingredients

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Instructions

  1. Unwrap peanut butter cups and place on your serving platter, so the bottom of the peanut butter cups are facing upwards.
  2. Use a small dollop of chocolate frosting or melted chocolate chips as “glue” and place on the top of the peanut butter cups.
  3. Place a chocolate square on top of each peanut butter cup, gently pressing down so it sticks to the melted chocolate or frosting.
  4. Cut strips out of the fruit roll-ups to be the tassels. Place a drop of melted chocolate on top of each chocolate square and press one end of the fruit roll-up tassel into the melted chocolate. Place an M&M on top.

4 step photo collage showing how to make graduation caps from candy.

Prep Tips

  • Make-Ahead – These candy graduation caps can be made up to a day or two ahead of time. Keep them in an airtight container at room temperature until ready to serve.
  • Customize – Feel free to switch things up with different flavors/colors of fruit roll-ups and M&Ms to match your grad’s school colors. This recipe is easy to customize!

candy graduation treats made from peanut butter cups and chocolate squares.

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Graduation Cap Treats

These adorable graduation caps are made with candy! Easy & festive treats that are perfect for graduation parties! 
Prep Time30 minutes
Total Time30 minutes
Course: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Keyword: candy, graduation
Author: Stacey aka the Soccer Mom
Cost: $15

Ingredients

  • Chocolate Squares Or a chocolate bar cut into squares
  • Miniature Peanut Butter Cups
  • Chocolate Chips melted or Chocolate Frosting
  • Fruit Roll-Ups
  • M&Ms

Instructions

  • Unwrap peanut butter cups and place on your serving platter, so the bottom of the peanut butter cups are facing upwards.
  • Use a small dollop of chocolate frosting or melted chocolate chips as "glue" and place on the top of the peanut butter cups.
  • Place a chocolate square on top of each peanut butter cup, gently pressing down so it sticks to the melted chocolate or frosting.
  • Cut strips out of the fruit roll-ups to be the tassels. Place a drop of melted chocolate on top of each chocolate square and press one end of the fruit roll-up tassel into the melted chocolate.
  • Place an M&M on top.

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