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Christmas Doughnut Wreath

Christmas fun food: it’s something I struggle with because I’m not really into sweet food.  I remember one year attempting a Gingerbread house and it was a disaster.  I laugh now but it was so stressful at the time and I vowed NEVER AGAIN to attempt such a creation.

Charli and Ashlee from Charli’s Crafty Kitchen, unlike me, have great Christmas food ideas and I asked them to come up with a few ideas to share.  Hello fabulous!  Ashlee recently shared a Surprise Christmas Tree Piñata tutorial, and this time, Charli shares a simple Christmas Doughnut Wreath. Thanks girls! Love your work!

Doughnut Wreath — with Charli

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Ingredients

Doughnut

Green frosting

Mini M&M’s

Red Heart candy (most lolly shops should have them)

Plastic knife

Step 1

Frost all over your doughnut with green frosting using the plastic knife.

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Step 2

Place two heart candies into the frosting with the pointy tips together to make part of your bow.

 
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Step 3

Using a bit of icing to glue it down, place a red mini M&M in the middle of the hearts to complete the ‘bow’

Christmas Food Ideas - Doughnut Wreath - beafunmum.com

Step 4

Place mini M&M’s all over the doughnut to make it even more beautiful and delicious!

Christmas Food Ideas - Doughnut Wreath - beafunmum.com

Charli said, “That was heaps of fun to make and it tastes AWESOME!!”

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Charli’s Crafty Kitchen began in Sept 2012 when Charli was 6 years old and Ashlee was 3.   Charli, now 7  (& sometimes 4-year-old Ashlee too!) will teach you how to make some great party foods that are simple and cute. There are tutorials for every occasion! Cake pops, cupcake toppers, party favours, cake decorating and easy no bake recipes. We now upload once a week so hit the subscribe button to get our latest videos!  The girls have been recently featured in The Courier Mail and New Idea Magazine and The Today Show due to their YouTube success.

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3 Comments

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    Christmas Doughnut Wreath | CookingPlanet
    November 10, 2013 at 8:09 pm

    […] Christmas Doughnut Wreath […]

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    Janine Evans
    November 26, 2013 at 5:55 pm

    These would look great as cookies too! Hmmm Christmas break up at school. Thanks for sharing.

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    productive E | aluminium
    December 6, 2013 at 6:18 pm

    […] The plan is a decoration each and an edible treat. She’s leaning towards (my suggestion) doughnut wreaths – which I like, because it is easy She’s also been busy writing Christmas cards out for her […]

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