Here’s a last-minute simple Christmas treat idea that I wanted to share with you. They are easy to make, and so yummy too. Come on in and I’ll share the “how-to” on these Simple Candy Cane & Chocolate Rudolph Treats for Christmas…
These are really simple to make, and so much fun!
Here’s what you’ll need to make these Simple Candy Cane & Chocolate Rudolph Treats for Christmas
To make 1 dozen treats:
- 24 container Mini candy canes
- about 6 oz. of brown chocolate melts – you’ll have some excess
- 12 red candy for the nose, like Sixlets or mini M&Ms
- 24 candy eyes –
- Optional holly sprinkles
Extra equipment needed:
- wax paper
- toothpick
- small microwave proof bowl
Instructions:
- melt the chocolate in the microwave-proof bowl – I usually pop the bowl into the microwave for 1 minute, stir and throw it back in for 30 more seconds
- Have some wax paper ready on your work surface, and set out your supplies
- dip the candy canes into the chocolate, 1 at a time – placing them down in pairs facing the opposite way on the wax paper
- After you have made each pair of chocolate candy canes, decorate them while the chocolate is still melted and warm
- Add the eyes and the nose
- If you want, you can add the holly sprinkles
- If the chocolate has already dried before you can stick the decorations on, dip your toothpick into the chocolate and use that as chocolate glue to adhere your pieces
That’s it! Just repeat, 11 more times for 1 dozen Rudolph Treats
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Ingredients
To make 1 dozen treats:
- 24 container Mini candy canes
- about 6 oz. of brown chocolate melts - you'll have some excess
- 12 red candy for the nose like Sixlets or mini M&Ms
- 24 candy eyes -
- Optional holly sprinkles
Extra equipment needed:
- wax paper
- toothpick
- small microwave proof bowl
Instructions
- melt the chocolate in the microwave-proof bowl - I usually pop the bowl into the microwave for 1 minute, stir and throw it back in for 30 more seconds
- Have some wax paper ready on your work surface, and set out your supplies
- dip the candy canes into the chocolate, 1 at a time - placing them down in pairs facing the opposite way on the wax paper
- After you have made each pair of chocolate candy canes, decorate them while the chocolate is still melted and warm
- Add the eyes and the nose
- If you want, you can add the holly sprinkles
- If the chocolate has already dried before you can stick the decorations on, dip your toothpick into the chocolate and use that as chocolate glue to adhere your pieces
Merry Christmas
~Melissa – Kid Friendly Things To Do
