You'll Fall for These Easy and Edible Acorns
Bonus? They're a great food craft to make with kids!
These edible 'acorns' are the perfect addition to any fall table, and they make great place-settings during the holidays. They are as easy to make as they are adorable!
You'll need:
- Chocolate hazelnut spread
- Chocolate kisses
- Round mini peanut butter sandwich cookies, opened and scraped of filling
- Mini chocolate chips
Spread some chocolate hazelnut spread on the flat side of a chocolate kiss using a small offset spatula or butter knife. Attach it to the flat side of a peanut butter cookie using the chocolate hazelnut spread as the 'glue'. This creates the base of your acorn. Use a little more chocolate hazelnut spread to attach a mini chocolate chip to the other side of the peanut butter cookie to create a stem. Voila! A festive treat kids and adults will surely fall for.
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