My son loves to make desserts.
This would be a great thing if he didn’t always mix up the sugar and the salt. Eek!
But this quick and simple dessert is outstandingly yummy and something even a toddler can help with!
Now, these are so simple, you may be tempted to dismiss them. But that would be a mistake.
If you bring them to your next party, they’ll fly off the plate into happy mouths so quickly, people will be begging you to bring more next time!
You’ll Need:
Strawberries
Chocolate Frosting (We found an all-natural one we LOVE!)
Sprinkles (Optional)
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A mixer
A resealable baggie
Scissors and Knife
Directions:
With a hand mixer, beat the chocolate frosting until it’s light and fluffy, about three minutes.
Cut off the tops of the strawberries so they can sit flat on a plate. Cut an “X” into the pointed end about 2/3 deep into the strawberry.
Spoon the frosting into a ziplock bag and cut off the tip so you can squeeze the frosting into the cut strawberries. Top with sprinkles if desired.
- Strawberries
- Chocolate Frosting
- Sprinkles (Optional)
- With a hand mixer, beat the chocolate frosting until it's light and fluffy, about three minutes.
- Cut off the tops of the strawberries so they can sit flat on a plate. Cut an "X" into the pointed end about ⅔ deep into the strawberry.
- Spoon the frosting into a ziplock bag and cut off the tip so you can squeeze the frosting into the cut strawberries. Top with sprinkles if desired.
- Enjoy!
These one bite wonders are so fun to make and highly addictive if I do say so myself.
Julie is a frazzled mom of three tornadoes. As a dorky second-generation homeschooler, she writes about learning and play, natural living, special needs parenting and matters of the heart. She serves an astounding God that radically saved her.
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