I have a ton of Christmas molds but am tired of the same old ideas for Christmas gifts. My niece is a teacher and would like me to do gifts (small) for 10 associates at school. See anything cool and unique this year? I do more ornate like stackable decorated trees, standing reindeer, etc. Need something new and cute...I have done the mice as well. Appreciate anything cute you have see out there this year.
I have done boxes and believe I have a couple of christmas boxes...I have filled with small santa faces...last year I did the melting snowman for her class..I have done oreo reindeers, mice, pretzel rod molds, but always would love to find something new. The kids are easy, the associates are harder...did triple dipped apples as well. As I said, brain is fried. One week to come up with something cute and unique.
What about something simple like these brownine bites. Basically they are just brownies cut with a circle cutter decorated with fondant holly leaves and berries.
CandyLady,
Have you ever seen the candy trains made from life savers and assorted wrapped candies? There's no baking involved, though. You just glue together rolls of lifesavers, packs of gum and assorted other candies. If you google "lifesaver candy train" you will see what it looks like. You can vary the candies and use any kind you want.
What are the mice you referred to?
Last year I made fudge in Christmas cupcake wrappers and decorated them with RI snowman faces, poinsettias, Christmas trees and holly leaves. They were fun to make and cute!
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thank you for the ideas. I love the little boxes of fudge. I can make any chocolate but my fudge always seem to get grainy...any ideas?
As for the question on the mice...I make a solid (sucker) round base of chocolate...make pb ball and dip in chocolate for the body, add a homemade choc kiss for face...candy eyes, red hot nose, I use the "smarties" in the rol lfor ears...and then add a present mold after I glue him down...very cute.
thank you for the ideas. I love the little boxes of fudge. I can make any chocolate but my fudge always seem to get grainy...any ideas?
Thanks! I went through so much trial and error with that fudge! My coworkers were my guinea pigs and I was bringing in a new recipe daily! I also have high altitutude issues...the boiling point is lower here so I had to adjust every recipe I tried. Some of them got ugly . I actually settled on a recipe from my old (wedding gift 27 years ago!) Good Housekeeping Illustrated Cook Book. If you'd like the recipe, please email me and I'll scan it to send to you tomorrow.
Hi Elcee: I would love your fudge recipe...and I appreciate all of you guys and your insight. Pat ([email protected])
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