Who knew a toothpick could create Halloween magic? This ghost chocolate bark is the easiest spooky-season treat you'll make all year. No molds, no fancy tools: just spread the chocolate, dot on some white chocolate, and drag each dollop with a toothpick to give your ghosts their little wispy tails. Add mini chocolate chip eyes and a sprinkle of dye-free sprinkles, freeze, and cut. My kids love helping make the ghosts (and they love eating them even more).
These no-bake frozen yogurt treats are about to become your new favorite snack! Made with wholesome yogurt, fresh fruit, and pure maple syrup or honey, these frozen yogurt treats are then dipped in sweet white chocolate, making it the perfect red, white, and blue dessert this Fourth of July!
pov: you’re a millennial mom raised on mnms and KitKat bars but you want better options for your kids… then you landed on the right page! If you’re following along, you like simple treats made with cleaner ingredients that you can actually pronounce. 🍓 These chocolate strawberries are incredibly easy to make and are the perfect feel-good Valentine’s Day treat. A little chocolate, a little fruit… it’s a win win.
chocolate and strawberries are good on their own… but when you add vegan marshmallows, it’s just a whole other vibe 🤌🏼🤌🏼
The marshmallows get cut two ways and that is what makes the bunny: minis halved become the paws, and larger ones cut on the diagonal become the ears. Dip the cut faces in dye-free pink sanding sugar — the cut side is sticky enough to hold it without any extra chocolate. Press them onto a strawberry already dipped in white chocolate, then ten minutes in the freezer and into the fridge.
Want to know the simplest way to create those playful blue swirls on our Chanukah Chocolate Bark? 🌀 You don’t need a fancy tool… just a toothpick! Level up any chocolate bark by creating a figure 8 pattern that adds an eye-catching touch. 🍫✨ Engage in this easy and creative kids’ snack activity, turning sweet moments into cherished memories. Our Chanukah Chocolate Bark is a fantastic starter recipe for even the littlest of kids, and being no-bake, they can take charge from start to finish while learning about Chanukah traditions like the cutest mini dreidels. 🕎💙
You’ll never guess these Chanukah Apple ‘Donuts’ are actually apple slices! 🍏✨ Each one is a sweet celebration of Chanukah traditions: 🕎 Dreidels made with mini marshmallows, chocolate chips, and pretzel sticks 💰 Gelt donuts made with chocolate coins and dye-free golden sanding sugar 🇮🇱 Blue and white dye-free sprinkles 🍩 Raspberry chia jam mimics soufganiyot (jelly donuts) More than just a tasty treat, this is a heartwarming activity that brings everyone together to celebrate the Festival of Lights. 🕎💙 Discover the joy in crafting these Chanukah Apple ‘Donuts’ with your loved ones!