Who doesn’t love a little snowflakes in the winter? Especially if you’ve got kids who love Disney’s Frozen movie, this Snowflake Almond Fudge is a GREAT party idea!!! Us Texans think snow is pretty amazing because we don’t get it here! I have always loved the look of a snowflake in decoration, and in our 10th blog hop this month, with Snowflake as the theme, I had a hard time coming up with a project to share! Ultimately, I decided to make some Snowflake Almond Fudge.
It’s really just a white fudge cut into snowflake shapes, sprinkled with white crystals (sprinkles) to make it sparkle! Now, to see the other fun SNOWFLAKE posts at a glance!
Click on the links below to HOP to their sites to see more!
1. Snowflake Wall Hanging | The Crafted Sparrow
2. Snowball Cookies | Simply Kierste
3. Glittered Clothespin Snowflakes | Eighteen 25
4. Let it Snow Sign | Lolly Jane
5. Printable Snowflake Holiday Tag with “Snowflake” Apples | Thirty Handmade Days
6. Silk Screen Mug & Snowflake Poem – Perfect Neighbor Gift | Or so she says
7. DIY Let It Snow Sign and Snowflake Craft | Landeelu
8. Snowflake Almond Fudge | Capturing Joy
9. Snowball Cookies | Your Homebased Mom
10. Snow Fresh Snow Clean Printable | Two Twenty One
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Now, back to the fudge!
I made a simple fudge recipe with chocolate and almond extract–my favorite flavor! Once it chilled, I cut out the snowflake shapes with a fe different cutters.
- 18 oz. white baking chocolate bars 4 bars Lindt
- or 1.5 cups white chocolate chips
- 1 tsp. almond extract
- 1 8 oz. can Sweetened Condensed milk
- Melt chocolate in a double broiler
- add extract
- Add sweetened condensed milk
- Pour onto cookie sheet with edges, lined with parchment paper
- Let cool in fridge
- Once cooled, use snowflake cookie cutter to make shapes.
If you are looking for other holiday treats, enjoy these Christmas ideas.
To see more Christmas family ideas, click on this link or on the image below!
