Christmas Cookie Pops with Aruma Treats
Studyseed CIC • Dec 05, 2020
We asked our friends at Aruma Treats to come up with an easy - and tasty! - Christmas activity for our younger students. Print off our Christmas Cookie Pop Planner, design your treats and then follow their instructions below to create your masterpieces!
What you need:
One packet of Oreo cookies
One or two blocks of your favourite chocolate
One packet of lollipop sticks
Sprinkles and sweets to decorate
Step 1:
Insert the lollipop stick into the cream centre of the Oreo. Be careful, as the Oreo can break.
Step 2:
Carefully melt your chocolate by microwaving it in a microwavable container for 15-20 seconds at a time and stirring it after each time.
Step 3:
Carefully melt your chocolate by microwaving it in a microwavable container for 15-20 seconds at a time and stirring it after each time.
Step 4:
Decorate with your sprinkles, sweets and chocolate. Place the cookie pops on greaseproof paper to set.
Printable Christmas Cookie Pop Planner:
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