Anyone have any good Christmas-themed dessert ideas?
bluecat145
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We're planning a bake sale next month. Every time we've done this in the past, no one buys my stuff. I want something exciting and fun, preferably with a Christmas theme. I know it might early to start planning, but I am determined for people to want what I make.
Don't hold back-no rules except the obvious no alcohol (church group). I want to hear your best ideas!
Don't hold back-no rules except the obvious no alcohol (church group). I want to hear your best ideas!
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Tons of fudge recipes out there...
2 ingredient fudge..... I made white chips and cherry frosting with chopped maraschino. Cherries folded in. Sold out at our church function..
http://www.spendwithpennies.com/2-ingredient-strawberry-fudge/0 -
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I made both of these recipes last year and they came out great:
http://www.uncommondesignsonline.com/chocolate-dipped-toffee-cookies/
http://www.shugarysweets.com/2012/12/almond-toffee-bites
These are recipes I plan to try this year:
http://damndelicious.net/2013/10/30/cinnamon-sugar-candied-nuts/
http://asouthernfairytale.com/2012/11/14/biscoff-truffles/
http://recipes.howstuffworks.com/georgetown-cupcake-gingerbread-cupcake-recipe.htm
http://www.completelydelicious.com/2012/11/spiced-chocolate-cupcakes-with-eggnog-buttercream.html0 -
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Just an added note: from past experience, cupcakes and cookies seem to sell the best, so I'd like some I dead for those. Anything at all is welcome though!0
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From my experience with church holiday bake sales, the things that sell best are frosted cut-out cookies and pumpkin rolls.0
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OMG is that caramel??0
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Make something simple and classic....layer bars, rice krispie teats a whole cake to be sold whole. If ppl feel they already know what it is they're likely to buy it.0
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I love this carrot cupcake recipe! You can food color the cream cheese frosting to make them more festive. Yum! http://smittenkitchen.com/blog/2008/12/carrot-cake-with-maple-cream-cheese-frosting/
I don't put raisins on mine, but I do the chopped walnuts. I also don't decorate it like she did - I just kind of dip and twirl the cupcakes in the frosting. =P0 -
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The snowmen are cute...seriously cute.shadow2soul wrote: »Mini Peppermint and Chocolate Chip Cheesecakes
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Melting Snowmen Cookie Balls
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How does a red velvet cookie, iced with cream cheese frosting, and topped with crushed spearmint candy canes (green stripes) sound? That's what I've been thinking about doing.0
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Surprisingly easy to make. You could go all out and make it a gateau st honore.neanderthin wrote: »
I make vanillekipferl, vanilla, butter, and almond cookies.
Some of them get drizzled in dark and white chocolate.
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Melting snowman cookies like these;
http://www.somewhatsimple.com/melted-snowman-cookies/
Other recipes online if not the ingredients you want to use.
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