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    Chocolate Dipped Spoons and Holiday Gifts and Event Ideas

    By | Shine Food – Sun, Oct 7, 2012 8:05 AM EDT


    Chocolate Dipped Spoons for Holiday and Gift Giving Ideas


    I can't begin to tell you the fun I had making these! I felt like a kid just going crazy over the fun ideas to create with these spoons. There are so many endless possibilities
    for gift giving, party favors and much more by making these! These may be the new Cookie Pop! I loved making these more! (Psst, oh I must confess I am actually not a fan of cookie pops at all. So these win hands down, fun, exciting to see everyone adore their individual personalized party spoons and they really did put a smile on everyones face!
    Using colored spoons, tinted white chocolate or using dark chocolate just starts one of many endless
    delightful treats ahead and the kids will love them too!
    Get your creativity with imagination going for all your upcoming Holiday and party events.

    Adapted from the Bakers Chocolate Recipe Website on Tips

    See party and gift giving ideas below or just wrap individually with plastic wrap. Tie with coordinating colored ribbons. CLICK HERE FOR MORE IDEAS AND INSTRUCTIONS

    
    What a great baby shower party favor! Use just dipped spoons to stir their coffee, tea or cocoa with for a delicious cup of sweetness! You can even flavor the white chocolate with almond extract or other favorite flavoring.

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