It’s (almost) the most wonderful time of the year! You guys loved my roundup of Halloween snacks and lets face it, Christmas is prime baking season. So I worked hard to compile an even bigger list of nearly 100 Christmas treats that were worth a try. From Christmas cookies, to reindeer treats, these snacks are easy to make and super cute! I cannot wait to get my bake on for the holidays. And I love that there are ideas here that even my boys (2 and 5) can help create. Let’s get this roundup started shall we?
Reindeer Treats
Semi-Homemade Reindeer Cookies
Christmas Trees
Rice Krispie Treat Christmas Trees
No Bake Christmas Tree Cookies
Chocolate Covered Christmas Tree Oreos
Snowmen
Snowman Poop and Reindeer Poop
Cookies, Pies and Pretzels
Festive Chocolate Covered Pretzels
Chocolate Drizzled Ginger Sugar Cookies
Blue Gooey Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies
No Bake Christmas Wreath Cookies
Chocolate Dipped Shortbread Cookies
Christmas Frosted Graham Crackers
White Chocolate Peppermint Kiss Cookies
Old Fashioned Snowball Cookies
Christmas Mickey Sugar Cookies
No Bake Christmas Wreath Cookies
Raspberry Filled Christmas Tree Cookies
Sour Cream Sugar Cookies with Cream Cheese Frosting
Brownies, Fudge and Chocolate Bark
No Bake Mint Chocolate Creme de Menthe Bars
Quick and Easy Peppermint Fudge
Gluten Free, Vegan and Allergy Free Recipes
Gluten Free and Vegan Cut Out Sugar Cookies
Soft Frosted Gluten Free Vegan Sugar Cookies
Gluten Free Gingerbread Cookies
Chocolate Peppermint Crinkle Cookies
Gluten Free Pumpkin Sweet Patties
Vegan Shortbread with Chocolate Vegan Ganache
*please check the individual recipe and know your dietary restrictions before consuming*
Snack Mix, Puppy Chow and Christmas Crack
Candy, Cupcakes and Other Fun
Mickey & Minnie Christmas Donuts
Instant Pot Cranberry Cornbread Jingle Bells
Santa Hat Rice Krispies Treats
The Best Gingerbread House Recipe
So there you have it! Theres enough on this list to keep you busy all season long. Make some for yourself, to give out for snacks, and some to leave for Santa. What’s your favorite holiday treat? Do you bake for Christmas? Which recipe are you going to try first?
![Stop what you’re doing and do science! You guys know we’ve been loving @heroelementary on @PBSKIDS. We love it so much we’ve added it into our virtual learning day! [#AD]
The science curriculum addresses crucial components of children’s learning – the ability to develop and test ideas, ask questions, predict, and observe – skills known to contribute to learning in other content areas, such as literacy, language development and critical thinking.
Hero Elementary just released all-new episodes this week and we’re so excited. Especially, the new episode called “The Crew Who SNOWS What to Do!“ We learned that when the weather warms up, the sun heats up the snow and it melts! We don’t have any snow yet but we were inspired to use our snowman kit to dress up like a snowman. We also brought some snow inside and made “play snow” so we could observe the differences between the two.
Head to my stories to see more how we incorporate #HeroElementary into virtual learning. Catch all-new episodes of Hero Elementary premiering this month on PBS KIDS. Check your local listings for times or watch anytime on PBSKIDS.org or on the PBS KIDS video app!
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