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Desserts For Santa Other Than Cookies
Santa -- or his elves -- get a steady diet of Christmas cookies, so this year it might be a great idea to create some treats that aren't the old standby.
These bite-sized Christmas cake balls are a great treat. In addition to being small, they're easy to make. That means that you can grab the ingredients and measure out the most important thing of all: time. You can turn baking these fun, flavorful morsels into a family affair by sharing this creative baking time with your family. And when they're done, everyone can enjoy the fruits of their labors. Just make sure to save a few for Saint Nick.
OK, this one is a little more labor-intensive, but this cool, bite-size brownie Christmas tree is a lot of fun to make (and eat). The brownies themselves are easy to make, so the real work comes as you decorate the "tree" with gorgeous pulled stars, green frosting and colorful sprinkles. While this one is a little more difficult to craft, the brownies are sweet, fudgy, and decadent -- made even more so by the frosting -- for a great Christmas snack. (This one may be the reindeer's favorite.)
This crispy pine cone candy bark deserves a bite. Or several. And yes, it's a little more difficult to make (or at least to make it pretty). Use some Candy Melts candy and crispy rice cereal as the base for this delicious holiday treat. Check out the recipe to see how to create the amazing design on top. The lovely, sophisticated pattern and crispy candy layer make this treat perfect for a handmade, thoughtful Christmas gift. Or, if you're attending parties this holiday season, bring some to share with other guests.
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Whichever treat you choose, we hope you have a wonderful holiday season!
Bite Size
These bite-sized Christmas cake balls are a great treat. In addition to being small, they're easy to make. That means that you can grab the ingredients and measure out the most important thing of all: time. You can turn baking these fun, flavorful morsels into a family affair by sharing this creative baking time with your family. And when they're done, everyone can enjoy the fruits of their labors. Just make sure to save a few for Saint Nick.
A Real Tree-t
OK, this one is a little more labor-intensive, but this cool, bite-size brownie Christmas tree is a lot of fun to make (and eat). The brownies themselves are easy to make, so the real work comes as you decorate the "tree" with gorgeous pulled stars, green frosting and colorful sprinkles. While this one is a little more difficult to craft, the brownies are sweet, fudgy, and decadent -- made even more so by the frosting -- for a great Christmas snack. (This one may be the reindeer's favorite.)
Better Than Its Bite
This crispy pine cone candy bark deserves a bite. Or several. And yes, it's a little more difficult to make (or at least to make it pretty). Use some Candy Melts candy and crispy rice cereal as the base for this delicious holiday treat. Check out the recipe to see how to create the amazing design on top. The lovely, sophisticated pattern and crispy candy layer make this treat perfect for a handmade, thoughtful Christmas gift. Or, if you're attending parties this holiday season, bring some to share with other guests.
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Happy Holidays!
Whichever treat you choose, we hope you have a wonderful holiday season!
December 12, 2022
