Ingredients for - Candy Snowballs

1. White chocolate 200 gram
2. Cookie 75 gram
3. Cranberry 50 gram
4. Coconut flakes 50 gram

How to cook deliciously - Candy Snowballs

1 . Stage

Place the white chocolate in a deep enough bowl and melt it in a water bath or in the microwave.

1. Stage. Candy Snowballs: Place the white chocolate in a deep enough bowl and melt it in a water bath or in the microwave.

2 . Stage

Do not overheat the chocolate, or it may curdle. Stir thoroughly to break up any remaining pieces.

1. Stage. Candy Snowballs: Do not overheat the chocolate, or it may curdle. Stir thoroughly to break up any remaining pieces.

3 . Stage

Chop the cookies with a blender or any other way you like.

1. Stage. Candy Snowballs: Chop the cookies with a blender or any other way you like.

4 . Stage

Cut dried cranberries into small pieces.

1. Stage. Candy Snowballs: Cut dried cranberries into small pieces.

5 . Stage

Sprinkle the cranberries into the chocolate.

1. Stage. Candy Snowballs: Sprinkle the cranberries into the chocolate.

6 . Stage

Add the shredded cookies and mix thoroughly.

1. Stage. Candy Snowballs: Add the shredded cookies and mix thoroughly.

7 . Stage

The mass will turn out a little liquid, so put it in the fridge for a while, but do not overcool it. If you refrigerate it too much, it will become too hard.

1. Stage. Candy Snowballs: The mass will turn out a little liquid, so put it in the fridge for a while, but do not overcool it. If you refrigerate it too much, it will become too hard.

8 . Stage

Once it is dense, roll it into small balls and roll them in coconut.

1. Stage. Candy Snowballs: Once it is dense, roll it into small balls and roll them in coconut.

9 . Stage

Place the candies on a tray or platter. After they have stood, the chocolate will harden and the candies will be firm. You can put them in the refrigerator for a while to speed up the process. Store the finished candies at room temperature, as they will become very hard if stored in the cold.

1. Stage. Candy Snowballs: Place the candies on a tray or platter. After they have stood, the chocolate will harden and the candies will be firm. You can put them in the refrigerator for a while to speed up the process. Store the finished candies at room temperature, as they will become very hard if stored in the cold.