Did you grow up with chocolate freckles as a kid? Chocolate covered in a sea of hundreds and thousands...well now you can make your own {any size you want}! I mentioned in a previous post that we made a couple of things for Miss 8's party favour bags. Well here is the sweet addition to the bag!
Method 1. Place the chocolate melts into the microwave safe jug. 2. Heat the chocolate for 1 1/2 minutes. 3. Stir the chocolate until smooth. 4. Oil the cookie cutter (use whatever you want for a desirable size). 5. Pour the chocolate into the cookie cutter or spoon out the chocolate. Remove the cutter once you get the shape you want. 6. Flatten and smooth out the chocolate. 7. Pour some 100s and 1000s into a plastic container or bowl. 8. Spoon a generous amount of 100s and 1000s over the chocolate circle. 9. Repeat steps 5 through to 9 until you use up all the chocolate. 10.Place in the fridge to set. {The time will vary depending on how thick your chocolate is.} 11.Shake off excess 100s and 1000s. 12.Store in an airtight container away from direct sunlight. The kids and I were really pleased with how these turned out. I was a bit wary of them pouring and spreading the chocolate, so I did those parts. {Must have been in a don't-mess-up-my-kitchen sort of mood. Do you have those days?} The kids especially loved generously sprinkling over the 100s and 1000s. You could definitely use white or milk chocolate instead of dark. These homemade chocolate freckles would make a lovely gift or something sweet for the school cake stall. Do you like chocolate freckles? You may also like making...
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10/11/2014 08:04:53 am
I can't believe I've never thought of making these!
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12/11/2014 12:56:54 pm
There was plenty of chocolate to lick at the end :)
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12/11/2014 12:59:49 pm
That's why we put them into a smaller container but mess is probably inevitable. I have to chose my days!
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13/11/2014 11:31:59 pm
These looks awesome! I'm already dreaming of a white chocolate variety!
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14/11/2014 12:19:08 am
White would be awesome maybe with red sprinkles for Christmas?!
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16/11/2014 11:56:20 pm
Oh I love homemade freckles. How great that your kids helped out (can totally understand your 'don't mess up my kitchen' frame of mind though! Thank you for linking up with our Fabulous Foodie Fridays party!
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17/11/2014 12:10:54 am
Hundreds and thousands are just begging to make a big mess though! Thanks Lucy.
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18/11/2014 12:22:29 am
Hi Cindy, great tutorial. Make your own freckles might be just the thing for my two who love to cook, but don't always have the attention span for it!
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18/11/2014 05:07:02 am
Kids love sprinkling hundreds and thousands! The trick is to get them onto the chocolate.
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30/3/2015 02:08:23 pm
Thanks for sharing with us for The Sunday Brunch Magazine, So nice to see you, Bel & Eliza x
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1/4/2015 01:38:49 pm
Thanks for including this in The Sunday Brunch Magazine. What a lovely mag!
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