I don't know about you, but I love to wear hats in the cold weather. Curly hair does limit what types of hats I can wear though. Most times I end up with bad hat hair for the rest of the day...but the cute hats are so worth it.
The other day I was looking at my snowman collection...it multiplies every winter. I have tall ones, fat ones, funny ones...you get the point. Anyway, they are all wearing some sort of hat. And because I love cute hats, I had the fun idea to create a cute winter hat snack for my kids to take to their Christmas parties next week.
Turns out lots of people have had this same brilliant idea according to my best friend Google...
...so much for a great, new idea, but I went ahead and made them anyway. They turned out super cute and fashionable, I think.
I like to wear earrings, a bracelet, or a cute necklace almost every day. Especially if I am leaving my house to do my shopping...and when I say shopping, I really mean go buy chocolate chips and cake mixes. Fancy I know.
I received this absolutely adorable gold wild flower necklace a few weeks ago. Look at the cute muslin bag it came in. I couldn't wait to wear it, so I may have gone shopping for cookies and marshmallows right away. Not that I needed more baking supplies...
I just wanted to wear my cute new necklace to the store.
I also wore it as I dipped the cookies and marshmallows yesterday. Who says you can't be cute and dressed up to make sweets?
These snowman hats were so easy to put together. Drop it in the chocolate, spoon chocolate over the top, lift out, and then let set. Time to go admire the cute necklace while the chocolate is setting.
Seriously though, these were the easiest treat to put together. I made 12 in less than 20 minutes, even with melting and setting the chocolate. My 2 younger kids were so impressed with these when they got home from school. Don't you love when your kids think you are the coolest mom EVER!
The teenager...not so much. He is a hard one to impress lately. I guess once you turn 13, your mom making edible snowman hats for your snack, just isn't the coolest thing in the world. Man, when did he get so old?
I better get started on something to up my cool factor with the teenager...make him popular at lunch time. Because I don't see him taking these cute hats any time soon. Maybe he would like a pan of these Oreo Marshmallow Brownies instead. Keep your fingers crossed that it works.
...at least my little ones still like cutesy chocolates! Now I just need to get started on about 48 more of these hats...what was I thinking?
Little Debbie snacks are perfectly acceptable school snacks, right? Did I really just say that??? Who am I?
It must have been the necklace talking!
Recipe
Marshmallow Frosty Hats
Chocolate covered marshmallows and cookies for the cutest snowman hat.
Ingredients
- 12 large marshmallows
- 6 chocolate cream filled cookies
- 1 - 10 ounce bag chocolate melts
- red pull and peel licorice
- snowflake sprinkles
Instructions
- Melt the chocolate melts according to the package directions.
- Open the chocolate cookies and remove the frosting. Lay out on wax paper.
- Place a little bit of chocolate on the bottom of the marshmallows and place on top of the cookie. Let set.
- One at a time place the cookie marshmallow in the chocolate. Use a spoon to cover the marshmallow with chocolate.
- Use a fork to remove the marshmallow out of the chocolate. Tap gently to remove the extra chocolate. Place on the wax paper until set.
- Cut small pieces of licorice to fit around the hat. Dab a small bit of chocolate at the back with a toothpick and attach the licorice. Hold until it sets slightly.
- Use the toothpick to place a little chocolate at the front and place 3 snowflake sprinkles. Let set.
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Nutrition Information:
Yield: 12 Serving Size: 1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 182Total Fat: 8gSaturated Fat: 5gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 3gCholesterol: 5mgSodium: 50mgCarbohydrates: 25gFiber: 1gSugar: 19gProtein: 2g
Nutrition facts are an estimate and are not guaranteed to be accurate. If you need special diet advice, please see a registered dietician.
Marlene
Can I substitute chocolate chips for candiquik? Can these cute hats be frozen?
Jocelyn Brubaker
Yes, you can substitute chocolate chips. They will just melt quite a bit easier in your hands when eating them. I have never frozen them, so I'm not really sure about that. They should last for a few weeks in a sealed container.
Bonnie and Trish @ Uncommon
most adorable little edible craft ever!!! SOOO CUTE!!
Holly Lefevre
How cute are these!
Jocelyn Brubaker
Thanks Holly:-)
J.Rae
I featured you in our post, "8 Delicious Homemade Holiday Treats (Good Enough to Gift!)"
Jenn
So cute!! With all of the media these days it is SO hard to come up with something totally new. I have been disappointed on more than one occasion when I think I have come up with a brilliant idea! lol! Anyways...pinned these!
DesignedByBH
Super cute! Thanks for sharing them!
andi
I love the cookies and you look very pretty making your cookies with your new neklace You make a nice statement andi
Katherines Corner
These are so cute! Darn it looks like I missed a great giveaway...you can still enter my giveaway come on over! Hopping over from make the scene Monday
Winnie
These are extremely cute!
And quite easy-to-make 🙂