36Red M&M(you can buy Christmas M&Ms which only have red & green)
1/3 cupsWhite Chocolate Budsmelted
1Spray Can Of White Snow Or Glitterfor decoration
Nutrition Information
Qty per 16g serve
Qty per 100g
Energy
17.466931216931kcalcal
111.78835978836kcalcal
Protein
0.5707671957672gg
3.6529100529101gg
Fat (total)
0.40674603174603gg
2.6031746031746gg
- saturated
0.34060846560847gg
2.1798941798942gg
Carbohydrate
3.3339947089947gg
21.337566137566gg
- sugars
2.6309523809524gg
16.838095238095gg
Dietary Fibre
0.43849206349206gg
2.8063492063492gg
Sodium
13.154761904762mgmg
84.190476190476mgmg
Nutritional information does not include the following ingredients: Cream cheese, Candy canes, red M&M, White chocolate Buds, spray can of white snow or glitter
Please Note - Nutritional information is provided as a guide only and may not be accurate.
North Pole Cake Balls, yes we managed to find some more yummy balls just in time for Christmas. These will not disappoint!
Spray oasis or foam with fake snow or spray glitter. Allow to dry.
Place Tim Tams in food processor and chop into chunky pieces, then add cream cheese. Blend until just combine, this should only take between 1-2 minutes.
Roll a heaped teaspoon of mix into a ball then roll in coconut, set aside.
Roll into balls until all mix is used, then refrigerate while preparing candy canes and white chocolate.
Cut end off candy canes so they are a stick. Now place a ball on one end of the candy cane and push stick into decorated flower oasis or foam.
Top the ball with a 1/4 teaspoon melted white chocolate and place a red M&M on top.
Recipe Hints and Tips:
North Pole Balls are suitable for freezing as long as they are undecorated balls. You can then remove from freezer and add candy cane sticks and toppings.
We purchased the flower oasis and white snow spray from the local cheap shop.
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Lydia Williams
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