Snowman Truffles
There’s nothing like a fun, festive treat to bring a little extra joy to the winter season—and these Snowman Coconut Truffles deliver on both flavor and charm. Made with just a few simple ingredients: sweetened condensed milk (or a dairy-free alternative) and finely shredded coconut. This recipe is quick, kid-friendly, and perfect for getting everyone into the holiday spirit.
The best part? Decorating your snowmen is just as fun as eating them! Kids will love adding black icing buttons and eyes, orange icing carrot noses, candy scarves, and even crunchy pretzel stick arms. They’re whimsical enough to be a holiday party conversation starter, but easy enough to make on a cozy afternoon at home. Stack the truffle balls with melted white chocolate “glue,” get creative with the decorations, and you’ll have adorable, edible snowmen ready to impress—no winter gloves required!
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Ingredients
10
fl oz Sweetened Condensed Milk (1 Can)
6
cups Finely Shredded Coconut
1
cups White Melting Chocolate
Black Frosting Tube
Orange Frosting Tube
Pretzel Sticks
Thin Red Rope Candy
Preparation
Combine the sweetened condensed milk with 4 cups of the shredded coconut. Add additional coconut to reach your desired consistency.
Roll out the mixture into 2 groups of balls. One ball group size being larger to act as the bodies, and the other group size being smaller to act as the heads. It is ideal to have an even amount of balls in each group so each body gets a head!
Roll balls into additional remaining coconut powder to give them a nice coating.
Melt the white melting chocolate, and add a small dab of chocolate to the top of the larger body balls. Before the chocolate cools and hardens, add the smaller head balls to the top. The chocolate is acting as the glue!
Allow the chocolate glow to set before handling for decoration.
Now its time to accessorize the snowmen! Add Pretzel stick arms, little orange carrot noses, black eyes and buttons, and give him a red candied scarf. Additional melted white chocolate may be used to help hold the arms and scarf in place.
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