Patriotic Chocolate-Covered Strawberries
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Add Chocolate-covered Strawberries to your Patriotic Holiday. These fun Patriotic Strawberries are perfect for Fourth of July, Memorial Day, and Labor Day picnics. They are easy to make and fun to decorate with the kids.
Patriotic Chocolate-Covered Strawberries
Holiday treats and Food Crafts take celebration parties to the next level. Everyone can appreciate the creativity and the time you put into making a fun party treat like these patriotic treats. There is no doubt that these Red, White, and Blue Chocolate covered strawberries will make the party extra special. If you like these fun strawberry treats, then you’ll love my Patriotic Fruit Kabobs , these Red, White, and Blue Marshmallow pops, and these Uncle Sam Jell-O hats.
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Ingredients
- Strawberries rinsed and dried.
- Candy melts royal blue or dark blue candy melts.
- 3White star sprinkles – or red white, and blue sprinkles of your choice
Equipment
- glass microwave-proof bowl
- wax paper
How do you make Chocolate Covered Strawberries…
- Pick ripe, but not overly ripe strawberries
- Rinse and dry the strawberries
- Lay out the wax paper
- Melt the chocolate melts in a small to medium-sized bowl.
- Dip the strawberries into the melted chocolate until about half of the strawberry is submerged
- Lift the strawberry and let the excess chocolate drip off of the strawberry and into the bowl of melted chocolate
- Set the strawberry onto wax paper
- Decorate while the strawberry quickly before the chocolate hardens
FAQs
Should you keep chocolate-covered strawberries in the fridge?
You can store chocolate-covered strawberries in the refrigerator, but you will risk the colored chocolate turning a chalky color. Instead, store the strawberries covered and in a cool place like the basement or garage. It’s really best to make the strawberries the day of serving them.
How can you avoid Chocolate Covered Strawberries from sweating?
The best way to prevent chocolate-covered strawberries from sweating is to serve them within the day of preparing them. The longer that you store the strawberries, the longer you’ll run the risk of the strawberries sweating. You can line the bottom of your storage container with a paper towel to help soak up any extra moisture.
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Here is the printable Recipe for this Fourth of July Food Idea.
Patriotic Chocolate Covered Strawberries
Equipment
- glass microwave proof bowl
- wax paper
Ingredients
- 24 Strawberries rinsed and dried
- 12 oz. candy melts royal blue or dark blue candy melts
- 3 oz. White star sprinkles – or red white and blue sprinkles of your choice
Instructions
- Melt the chocolate melts
- *I like to place the melts into a microwave-proof glass bowl and microwave it for 1 minute, stir and place back into the microwave for 30 more seconds
- Dip strawberries halfway into the chocolate – leaving some red of the strawberry exposed
- Hold the strawberry over the bowl, allowing the excess chocolate to drip off
- Place the strawberries on wax paper
- While the chocolate is still warm, quickly add white stars to the blue chocolate that is on the strawberry
- *I liked to make a circle pattern with the stars, but you can also just sprinkle the stars onto the chocolate. Another alternative would be to use white dot sprinkles or red, white and blue sprinkles in place of stars
- Repeat with the rest of your strawberries
- Store in a covered container at room temperature with wax paper placed directly over the strawberries for added protection to the fruit
- Best if served the day of making, but you can also serve them within 24 hours of making them
Notes
- If you can’t find white stars, you can use any red, white and blue sprinkles that you have available to you
