Do you love the atmosphere of Christmas and are you crazy for treats? Would you like to surprise relatives and friends with a truly irresistible gift? Then read the article and be inspired by the many ideas proposed.
Steps
Method 1 of 6: Part One: Mint Treats
Step 1. Make candy canes
Try reproducing these Christmas classics in your kitchen!
Step 2. Make some soft mint treats
They will melt in your mouth at the first taste.
Step 3. Make some mint brittle
Pack it up in small clear boxes and turn it into a fabulous Christmas gift.
Method 2 of 6: Part two: Caramel
Step 1. Make a large amount of caramel and use it to create many different sweets
Let it harden inside small molds, to create individual delights, or use it for decorations and greedy additions.
Step 2. Make Caramel Corn
Turn it into sweet and fancy garlands!
Step 3. Make some caramel brittle
Anyone will love its texture and flavor.
Step 4. Shorten the time by using the microwave
Pour the sugar, water, and lemon juice into a microwave-safe bowl. Bake at maximum power for 3-5 minutes, stirring occasionally; the Christmas atmosphere will soon be served!
Step 5. Make soft chocolate treats
Put them in the refrigerator and be ready to make some more.
Step 6. Make soft marshmallow treats
Combine the sticky texture of marshmallows with the crunchy texture of caramel.
Method 3 of 6: Third part: Chocolate and truffles
Step 1. Make a large amount of chocolate truffles
They are perfect for a party (or to be eaten alone).
Step 2. Try some mint truffles
Add a refreshing note to your truffles by using mint.
Step 3. Make some pumpkin truffles
Pumpkin, despite being an autumn vegetable, also goes perfectly with the winter flavors of Christmas.
Step 4. Make some marzipan truffles
While they can be a bit complex to prepare, they will pay off all the effort you put into it.
Step 5. Make a traditional fudge
It is a Christmas classic of Anglo-Saxon cuisine and can be transformed into a fabulous gift idea.
Step 6. If you are in a hurry, do a little cheating and prepare your fudge with the help of the microwave
It will be great and no one will find out your secret!
Step 7. Try the Russian version of the fudge
It is perfect for those who do not like chocolate.
Step 8. Make turtle-shaped treats
Chocolate, caramel and pecans will give rise to a classic American recipe.
Method 4 of 6: Part Four: Marshmallows
Step 1. Make marshmallows
This is a recipe that will allow you to create very soft treats.
Step 2. Crunchy Marshmallows
Add chocolate, coconut, nuts and cherries to your marshmallows, they will give it a crunchy texture.
Step 3. Dip the marshmallows in the chocolate
Put them to cool in the refrigerator before sharing them with those you love.
Method 5 of 6: Fifth part: Fruits, nuts and honey
Step 1. Cover the cherries with chocolate
If you prefer, use cherries in alcohol.
Step 2. Make a peanut crunch
Alternatively, use walnuts or almonds, break it into small pieces and turn it into a yummy Christmas gift.
Step 3. Prepare the marzipan
It is a fabulous almond paste that can be enjoyed on its own or used to decorate cakes, chocolates and sweets.
Step 4. Make soft honey treats
Step 5. Cut your favorite cake into small pieces and cover it with honey
Method 6 of 6: Part Six: Treats from the Past
Step 1. Make some Christmas lollipops
Use holiday colors: red, green and white.
Step 2. Make some jellies
Try different flavors, for example: rose, lemon and orange.
Step 3. Make some hard candies
Follow the recipe and make fruit drops and barley candy.
