Melting Snowmen S’mores
Ho ho ho! Jingle jingle and all that Christmas stuff. Welcome to Christmas in July 2018. I’m kicking things off with these melting snowmen s’mores.
Melting Snowmen S’mores
In case you are a newbie here (welcome btws!), every July, I dust off my Christmas lovin self and bring you a short series of recipes perfect for Christmas in July or really anytime you want to bring some more yuletide cheer into your life. I normally release these recipes coinciding with Hallmark Channel’s Christmas in July programming because you all know what I am watching this month. (And yes I’m loving that between Hallmark Movies and Mysteries and Hallmark Channel I get a full month of holiday cheer this year smack in the middle of summer.)
Melting Snowmen S’mores
This year I am celebrating Christmas in July hard. I’m due with the twins in January, meaning I will either be EXTREMELY pregnant come this holiday season or possibly caring for my new additions since these twinnies are coming early, but more about that elsewhere.
So, first and foremost, I had to bring you all a cute Christmas food craft that is perfect for summer Christmas in July parties but would still be awesome in December especially if you live somewhere warm for the holidays. Say hello to these melting snowmen s’mores.
Melting Snowmen S’mores
No doubt you’ve seen the cute melting snowmen cookies all over Pinterest. They are great, sugar cookies, frosting and marshmallow snowmen. Adorbs.
Everything you need for melted snowmen s’mores
My twisted little Christmas loving mind thought, “How can I make these more appropriate for summer?” Melting snowmen are perfect for Christmas in July, but turning on my oven in July to bake sugar cookies… not so much. Enter everyone’s favorite summer treat: s’mores. No baking required to get the graham cracker base. Just split a graham cracker rectangle in half (or buy the ones that are sold in squares for s’mores).
Graham crackers with a dollop of white chocolate make the base of these melting snowmen s’mores
Then instead of regular milk chocolate, melt down some white chocolate and use that as the “melted” part of the snowman and the glue to hold on the marshmallows that will be snowmen heads.
Everything you need for melting snowmen s’mores
Now a word of advice. To avoid these turning into a Pinterest fail, DO NOT smoosh the marshmallows one hundred percent perpendicularly to the graham crackers. You want them the be at an angle. This will keep the cute snowmen gel faces from melting off. Because if you put them in straight up and down, their faces definitely will run. Gravity.
Add the marshmallows on a slight angle and press the button chips into the white chocolate
Of course if your s’mores snowmen faces do run off you can always say they are melting too just like the snowmen. Pinterest fail, saved.
In all seriousness though, that’s all you need to know. Smush at a slight angle. Then go ahead and decorate by adding chocolate chip or mini candy buttons and drawing on sweet faces. Then enjoy and make all kinds of summery (or Christmasy) merrymaking.
Cute little melting snowmen s’mores
Looking for other Christmas in July recipes? Check out these:
- frozen hot chocolate floats
- cranberry barbecue ribs
- no churn hot chocolate ice cream
- frozen pumpkin mousse pie
- no bake cookie dough bites
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Yields 10 s'mores
Melted snowmen s'mores are a fun easy take on melted snowmen cookies that are perfect for Christmas in July or Christmas in warmer weather.
10 minPrep Time
5 minCook Time
15 minTotal Time
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- 10 graham cracker squares (5 sheets)
- 10 marshmallows
- 2 cups of white chocolate chips
- 1-3 tbs coconut oil**
- chocolate chips or mini candies
- gel icing to decorate with in assorted colores
Instructions
- Break the graham cracker squares carefully in half.
- Melt the white chocolate with 1 tbs coconut oil in the microwave by microwaving for 20 seconds, then stirring and then continuing to heat in 10 second increments stirring regularly. Repeat until smooth. Thin with more coconut oil if needed.
- Dollop a spoonful of melted white chocolate into the center of the graham crackers. Place the marshmallow on the white chocolate at a slight angle. Add the chocolate chip or candy buttons to the melted white chocolate.
- Let set.
- Draw on the snowmen faces and decorate anyway you want. Add scarves or arms or any other details you desire.
- Enjoy!
Notes
The amount of coconut oil will vary based on temperature and humidity levels. You will know you have enough when the chocolate is shiny and smooth.
You can easily make up to 15 s'mores with this amount of white chocolate. Just add more graham crackers and marshmallows accordingly. More than 15 and I would melt additional chocolate.
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