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Christmas Trees
Oh how sweet are these tiny Christmas tree treats! As usual these are pretty simple to put together and have ready for your kiddos as them come in the door. Or they are perfect your upcoming holiday party!
Yummy plus super simple and you will be the talk of the day. This is all you need:
What’s Needed
- 1 ½ cup Green Candy Melts/Discs
- 10-12 Pirouline Chocolate Hazelnut Wafers
- 20-22 Milky Way Miniatures
- Candy Stars/Balls
- Candy coated Sunflower Seeds
Directions
- First, take your wafers and cut each stick in half.
- Next, lay them on a parchment lined cookie sheet. Make sure to leave enough space in between to add the chocolate.
- Now take your green candy discs and put in a microwave safe bowl. Microwave for 30 seconds, then stir. Continue to do this until discs are all melted.
- With a spoon, add your chocolate into the inside corner of a sandwich size baggie, snip the corner slightly. (This will become your piping bag).
- Now, squeeze your chocolate in a back and forth motion starting at the bottom and working your way up to the top. Make sure to start out wide and keep coming in little by little until you get to a point at the top. Do a few at a time so you can put the star and ornaments on before it dries. No worries if it dries, just squeeze a dot of chocolate where you want that ornament to go then stick it on.
- When you’re done with all the trees, let them harden up for about 5-10 minutes.
- Now, take your unwrapped milky way and put in microwave for about 3-4 seconds, just to soften very slightly.
- Then VERY carefully push the wafer down into the middle of the milky way. Let those harden back up, about 5 minutes.
- Then they’re ready to serve!
These are so adorable and just as yummy as you think they are! A fun treat for the holidays – enjoy!
In His Grace,
Callie
Wow $500 would help a tremendous amount around our house! I would put it towards groceries each week and it would go a long way.
I am looking forward to spending Christmas with my sister’s family this year. We don’t have our parents anymore, so it will be special to be able to be together for a memorable Christmas!
I would use it towards Christmas gifts and to pay off some bills. Probably also on Christmas Eve dinner!
I might use some for my “Tents for The Homeless” project, and the rest to put towards a new laptop for my sweet husband. Thanks and God bless!
I would buy lots of Christmas gifts for Orphan kids and celebrate holidays with them.
$500 would mean i could manage to not get behind on my bills. I usually skip paying my bills so i can afford Christmas and then i struggle to make up for it the following month.