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Hot Chocolate (any brand)
Creamer (optional)
Marshmallows
Sandwich Baggies
Rubber bands
Ribbon
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Third step, rubber-band the the baggie above the marshmallows. Then tie the ribbon over that to hide it.
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Spring Chocolate Roses:
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| By Jill Reber |
What you need:
Chocolate or Candy Molds
Melt-able Chocolate
Boxes or baggies
I have nice melt-able chocolate for a chocolate fountain I owe, however that is costly. Most chocolate packages include how to melt the chocolate properly, including bags of chocolate chips. The two candy trays I have, I bought at a garage sale, but can be purchased in craft stores or stores that sell Wilton products.
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Step one, melt the chosen chocolate. Fill in desired mold in tray.I had trouble getting the chocolate out after refrigerating, so next time I will probably spray the mold first, then fill.
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Step two, refrigerate chocolate for 10-15 minutes.Once the chocolate is firm, pop the candies out of the mold. Try not to handle too much as they will melt. Place in boxes or baggies.
Extra touches: White chocolate can be colored with food coloring so you can mix colors and using a paintbrush color molds different colors. However that is time consuming and a bit more costly.









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