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Christmas in the kitchen · Written by Randi Dukes

A Melting Snowman Sundae

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Christmas is my favorite time of the year and so magical through the eyes of a child.  I love making December a special month and this melting snowman sundae is a sweet and simple way to add a little magic to a party, a playdate, or just a regular winter afternoon.

melting snowman ice cream sundae

To make each chilly snowman, you’ll need: a scoop of vanilla ice cream, a spoonful of marshmallow fluff, mini Reese’s Pieces or M&M’s, one leftover candy corn {not pictured}, and peanut butter cups.

melting snowman sundae

These melting snowman sundaes are so easy to assemble that you could even use them as a party activity and let each child make their own.  You could also prepare a bunch of them in advance and place them on a cookie sheet in your freezer so they’re ready at just the right time.

To begin, spread a spoonful of marshmallow fluff over a plate {to look like a puddle of melting snow}.

melting snowman sundae

Add a scoop of vanilla ice cream …

melting snowman sundae

… and top it with an upside-down peanut butter cup.

melting snowman sundae

Use the candy to add two eyes ..

melting snowman sundae

… then trim the candy corn into a carrot shape and stick it into the middle of the snowman’s face.  If you’re allowing children to make their own sundaes, you’ll want to help with this step to avoid a trip to the ER.  If your candy corn has all been eaten up, you could substitute it with an orange Mike & Ike or something similar.

melting snowman sundae

The melting snowman sundae looks super cute just like that …

melting snowman sundae

… but if you have time before it starts melting, you can add a candy smile as well.  That way he’ll look a little happier as he melts away!

melting snowman sundae

Simple and sweet, right?  This little sundae will add to the fun of the holiday season without adding to the stress!


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About Randi Dukes

I’m Randi, a Dallas-based mom of five kids, ranging from third grade to college and including a set of twins. I love strong coffee, craft and DIY projects, my planner, and my big ol’ family. When I’m not creating something for my blog, I can be found in the car, running kids from one place to another. I’m the one knitting at the red light. Connect with me on google+ | twitter | facebook

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