Christmas is almost here guys and how this managers to creep up on us year after year is beyond me. And if you're anything like myself, then I'm guessing you're also in a mad rush, attempting to tie up loose ends. Like wrapping Christmas presents or in dire need of another supermarket run (how could I have forgotten the ham?).
I've also found myself rather stuck on ideas for Christmas treats to place around the dessert table this year. It feels like I bake the same things every year like these Rudolph caramel tarts or those beloved chocolate rum balls (but who am I kidding, rum balls are a MUST). So I've been trying to get a little creative this time round. And luckily for me I had the brilliant idea of making my very own chocolates.
To be honest the idea sprung forth after I found this ice cube tray from Typo stashed away in a cupboard. And since laying eyes on it I've been overly eager to put it to good use. I originally purchased this months ago for use during the summer months, wanting to create some cool looking ice cubes and maybe even filling them with fresh berries or cucumber to infuse water. Obviously I haven't got around to doing that just yet but I will; I think.
When it comes to chocolate, who actually doesn't like it? I've had a lustful affair with it since I was very little and after learning about chocolate moulds when I was twelve I've been eager to create my own. Seemingly not from scratch, but the cheats way. By melting actual chocolate and expertly pouring it into moulds.
Easy enough right?
It actually is. Especially if your mould is a silicon one. Those babies just pop out effortlessly. So if you're feeling a little stuck on ideas too then why not try this little treat? These are not only perfect for the dessert table but would also make for some nice little homemade gifts for your loved ones too.
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INGREDIENTS:
Silicon mould
100g white chocolate
1 tbs dried cranberries, roughly chopped
1 tbs salted macadamia nuts, halved
1 tbs rice puffs/bubbles
(depending on your mould, add more of each if needed)
Melt chocolate in a microwave, making sure to stir at every 30 second interval.
Once melted, pour chocolate about half way up moulds, then add one or two cranberries. Using the tip of a spoon or a knife gently push the cranberries into the chocolate.
Repeat for macadamia nuts and rice puffs.
Once done, fill the rest of the mould with remaining chocolate then set aside to cool and harden.
Et Voila.
-Sxx





Yum these look and sound so good, and so easy to make! :)
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looks so so yummy!!
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OMG I want to try them <3
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oh my goodness, I need one of these right now!! I love white chocolate!
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These look so good! I made cheese cake cake pops for my works potluck this year, maybe next year I will try these :)
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a new-to-me treat that looks adorable, and delicious. thanks for sharing this recipe!
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Ohmmmyyy this is beyond perfection.
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Ohn dear, thanks a lot for all support <3 You're so adorable!!!
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OMG, so delicious :D
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This will make for such a great treat
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I'd love to taste one! It must be delicious! Drool worthy recipe Sonia!;)
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This is a great idea! I love it. These little diy chocolate beauties look adorable and I'm sure they taste heavenly..Plus, they sound pretty easy to do..just melt coffee and adds some dry cranberry (or whatever we have at home).
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This looks perfect to make and give as gift or serve at the holiday party have a wonderful Christmas.
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Soo tasty *_*
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Aaaah this is amazing. I want this right now. Why can't I be better in the kitchen?! I need to convince my bf to make these for me :)
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You are a magician, S! I just love their shape and yes, I do love chocolate, so give them to me! About the rush - I know what you mean, but I had a plan that would save me from it this year.
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Oh my goodness these look delicious! I love that silicone mold as well! The shapes are so cool!
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this white chocolate are so delicious! love the pictures too <3
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It's scary how fast time goes by. I'm lazy and would have never thought of making D.I.Y. chocolates, but those cranberry and macadamia nut white chocolate gems look pretty and delicious! Even the Typo ice cube mould from cottonon.com you used whilst making them is a pretty colour.
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these look incredible! have a nice christmas :)
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These look great :)
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I love it!
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What a marvelous idea! Look delicious and easy to do. The cranberries are s perfect touch. Have a happy holiday!
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These are so adorable, and you could make so many different variations on them by changing up the fillings! Great idea!
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these look so yummy and great to eat. might have to try it out.
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Those look absolutely amazing! I love anything with macadamia nuts! The cranberry.... not so much. I'm actually allergic to cranberries-- they make my nose bleed uncontrollably.
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These look so delicious :) Merry Christmas!
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Oh gosh! These look lovely and delicious!
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I'll take white chocolate with cranberries and macadamia nuts anytime of the day! And how resourceful are the ice cube trays, great idea hun! :) xo~ Lena
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This looks incredibly delicious, girlie! I love the mold shapes you used, too! Thanks so much for sharing, I'll have to try it out myself :) Happy Holidays to you and yours!
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This sounds like a heavenly combination and I love that they are gem shaped, so cool! Merry Christmas dear :)
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Cranberry&white chocolate sounds yummy! They look good! x
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Well, look at you, Sonia. Aren't you just bursting with talent and creativity:) "Back in the day" when I use to make chocolate and sell it at Easter time, I used those plastic molds which usually worked out okay but when they didn't, oh the horror!!! Silcone is definitely the way to go. I love the notion that you added your own festive touch to these bitesize pieces of yummy. Thanks for sharing, Sonia...Hope you remembered the ham, lol...
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Oh they look yummy and are easy to make...
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beautifully delicious.
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