I think these Chocolate Snow Balls look very much like real snow balls ! But they definitely look different on the inside, and are much tastier than I imagine snow balls would taste.
I added some blue edible glitter to give it a more icy look. The filling consists of only two ingredients, but one would never guess that, as they taste absolutely delicious.
The cookies I have used in this recipe also contain coconut, which of course is one of my favorite ingredients in most dishes – savory or sweet.
Any chocolate sandwich cookie can be used – Oreos, Romany Creams (which I have used) or whatever your favorite is.
Chocolate Snow Balls
Chocolate Snow Balls
A 2 Ingredient filling makes these Chocolate Snow Balls quick and easy to make – delicious and a perfect edible Christmas gift idea
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Ingredients
- 400 g Chocolate Sandwich Cookies (Oreos/Romany Creams) ( 12.5 oz )
- 250 g Cream Cheese plain, softened ( 8 oz )
- 400 g White Chocolate (good quality) ( 12.5 oz )
- Edible Blue Glitter (optional)
Instructions
- Process the Cookies until fine in a food processor – add the Cream Cheese and process until a ball forms
- Remove and shape into small balls (size depends on your preference) – place on a wax paper lined baking sheet – freeze for 30 minutes
- Melt the White Chocolate (microwave or stove top) – dip each ball into the melted Chocolate and place back on the wax paper – chill 3 minutes – remove and sprinkle with Edible Glitter (if using)
- Chill until firm (10 – 20 minutes)
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Amber
Tuesday 12th of November 2013
Yummy!
carole
Monday 11th of November 2013
dont know how to measure in grams...couldyou give me the quantity of the cookies and cream cheesethanks Carole
Leslie
Monday 11th of November 2013
Oh my goodness! Look at these! I think they're pretty, haha. Thanks for sharing!
Laura Townshend
Monday 11th of November 2013
What an easy recipe! Gives me ideas for other types of snow balls. I'm thinking you could use any type of cookie.
I popped over from SITS Girls...I had to check out your recipe. And those snow balls look YUM! :-)