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fun eats: Frosty The Snow-Pop

Saturday, December 14, 2013 6 Comments

Frosty The Snow-Pop | @mamamissblog #frosty #kidtreats #christmasfood #snowman

 

Love this little cutie –  and you can even eat him!!!  A yummy little treat I created for V&T (& some big kids I know too ;).

Mr. Frosty came to me after experimenting with several things, and many, many grocery trips (thank goodness I have one right behind my house).  Because when you have that eureka moment – you must have the proper supplies then & there – am I right?!  I was in the zone people!  But no worries – I did all the hard work for ya – you just have to go & get the supplies now – because I’ve finally found the supplies that work!

Behold – Frosty The Snow-Pop!!





Frosty The Snow-Pop | @mamamissblog #frosty #kidtreats #christmasfood #snowman

 

Now the scarf & printable are totally optional (but I think it makes him even more super cute – don’t ya think?!).

To make little Frosty the Snow-Pop without the printable, I would make smaller pops to make him look more proportionate, and just cut the paper straw in half.  You could also even make him without a hat, or you could make him with a black & white straw…endless options…but this is the little Frosty the Snow-Pop that we’ve come to love :)

 

Frosty The Snow-Pop | @mamamissblog #frosty #kidtreats #christmasfood #snowman

Frosty The Snow-Pop | @mamamissblog #frosty #kidtreats #christmasfood #snowman

 

  • white fudge oreos (they are only available during Christmas – get em’ now!)
  • mini chocolate chips
  • orange tic-tacs
  • milk chocolate candy wafers
  • mini rolos (use the mini ones – the regular ones are too big)
  • white icing
  • red/white striped paper straws
  • red ribbon
  • snowman printable body (see below)
  • scotch tape
  • scissors
  • spoon/spatula
  • sharp knife

 

Frosty The Snow-Pop | @mamamissblog #frosty #kidtreats #christmasfood #snowman

Frosty The Snow-Pop | @mamamissblog #frosty #kidtreats #christmasfood #snowman

 

  • pinch the end of your paper straw to make it flat & insert it into the cookie.
  • using icing as your “glue”, attach a mini rolo to the pointed top of a candy melt, attach it to the top of the cookie with the icing
  • using a sharp knife, cut a tic-tac in half, using the icing as your “glue”, attach the tic-tac (nose)
  • using icing as your “glue”, attach the mini chocolate chips for eyes and a mouth
  • cut about 4” of red ribbon & knot it around your snowman’s neck, making a scarf
  • print out the snowman printable body (see below), fold the tabs over the back of the straw & secure with tape

 

Frosty The Snow-Pop | @mamamissblog #frosty #kidtreats #christmasfood #snowman



 

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  1. Laura says

    Friday, December 19, 2014 at 12:46 am

    So much fun! A great idea for our Christmas party – thank you!

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    • Melissa Klinker says

      Friday, December 19, 2014 at 12:09 pm

      Thanks Laura! xx

      Reply
  2. Julia@Cuckoo4Design says

    Sunday, December 15, 2013 at 7:27 pm

    So cute and looks very yummy too. My kids would love it!

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    • Melissa Klinker says

      Monday, December 16, 2013 at 2:47 pm

      Thanks Julia!!! hehe – I didn’t get to really try them as they were swiftly eaten by the kiddos ;) xx

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  3. Amy Renea says

    Sunday, December 15, 2013 at 2:33 pm

    So cute! Love the tilt of his head…jaunty!!

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    • Melissa Klinker says

      Monday, December 16, 2013 at 2:46 pm

      Thanks Amy – hehe he’s a saucy little snow-pop :) xx

      Reply

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