Sweets for my sweet, sugar for my honey... If the amount of sugar is used to measure your love, then this sweet treat will send oodles and oodles of love. This is a kid-friendly craft ~ your kids can make these to show their love for their best friends. It is also a fun craft that can easily be made for a craft fair for Valentine's Day.
Total Time: 10 minutes
Yield: one treat jar
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Hi Lifekinds!
I wouldn't worry about what kind of cookies they are; they're probably similar to vanilla wafers (like 'Nilla wafers - not the kind of wafer cookies with the cream filling). I was thinking of using shortbread cookies, myself. You can change this idea up and use different combinations of cookies and puddings.
You could use the same bowl for crushing both types of cookies; just wipe out any crumbs or residue from the first batch with a paper towel.
As for the grated chocolate, one usually uses dark chocolate, like semi-sweet chocolate that comes in bars for cooking (found in the baking aisle at the supermarket). You could also use a Hershey's Special Dark bar, or really any chocolate bar that you like. A recipe like this can be used as a jumping off point for endless variations. Don't be afraid to experiment! Have fun!
Thanks Pixiedust7 for answering Lifekinds in such a great way! I couldn't have done it better! I didn't visit the site for a few days, so I missed his questions. You are a *!
Hi Benetta,
Thanks for your kind words!
I must apologize to Likekinds - I mis-typed his name as Lifekinds and you, Benetta, picked up my mistake. That's what I get for staying up too late - I misread things or make typos! ;)
Just for you... :-)
Super sweet! Going to make these :)
I'm going to try this for a friend whose a bit under the weather. She should love it. Questions, please.
1. Are the 'vanilla custard cookies' what I know as vanilla wafers?
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