Making chocolates was always super fun when I was a kid. Choosing the molds, whether to add colour or flavour. Never mind getting to sample the end product! Actually, it might have been chocolate making that started my chocolate obsession?? (On a side note, my husband recently worked out my weekly chocolate budget… I’m not sure if he was more amazed, disgusted or proud of my clear dedication) Anyway, back to our current chocolate making.
Master D chose to make bears, frogs and tools. We melted about a cup of chocolate for each mold – just in the microwave for about 40 seconds. For our frogs we made choc mint, just by adding some peppermint essence. For our bears we made peanut chocolate with crunchy noodles (yumo, just add a tablespoon of peanut butter and half a cup of crispy noodles) and for the tools Master D decided on white chocolate with green food colouring and rose water essence (odd)!
While we were making them Master D looked at the bench and said (with a fair bit of glee) ‘we’re making a mess mum!’ 🙂 After letting them set for about an hour we had a taste test, although I was apparently only allowed to eat the frogs. Master D chose to eat a hammer first but soon afterwards told me that his tummy was rumbling and could he have another?
Thanks for reading, Kelly
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so cute & YUM!! I am starting a Linky Party if you want to link up at http://livinglifeintentionally.blogspot.com/2011/10/first-ever-linky-party.html
Yummy!! I should try doing this with my kids, I bet they would love it.
Thanks for sharing and linking to Hey Mom, Look What I Did!!!
I love those tool ones! So cute. We did a lot of chocolate molds growing up. I have never done them with my kids. My mom was better with the cooking part of kids projects than I am. Thanks for the reminder. I will be on the lookout for molds now! Thanks for sharing on Monday Madness. Hope you come back again tomorrow!
What fun the green chocolate is! So sorry you were only allowed to eat the frogs. Thanks for linking up this week!
Yum. Love the cute shapes! I am visiting from Living Life Intentionally Linky Party.
Super Fun! I always enjoy seeing the kids involved. I became one of your followers to keep up on your other great ideas.If you get a chance sometime, you’ll have to stop by my blog.Melissahttp://redflycreations.blogspot.com