I am a huge fan of Christmas and believe that it's not complete without an abundance of Christmas-themed sweets. These little melting snowmen are perfect for you bloggers in the Northen Hemisphere who luckily get to experience a perfect white Christmas! It's like living in a snowglobe, right? I'm jealous!
Ingredients
white fondant
black fondant
fresh carrot (or orange/red fondant)
mini M&m's
Zappo sour string lollies
12 cupcakes of any flavor (lightly iced in buttercream so the fondant can stick) I used fruit cake
Method
Roll white fondant out about 3cm-5cm thick. Consider rolling the edges of the fondant out thinner to look like the snowman is really melting away. Cut out circle shape and place on top of the lightly-iced cupcakes. Now roll white fondant into little balls for the snowman's head. Once it is the right shape (not too big because the stringy lolly needs to wrap around his head) stick it top of the fondant-covered cupcake. You can use royal icing or buttercream to help you, but I didn't need it. Stick his head slightly off center because you will need room for the scarf and buttons. Now cut the stringy lolly to your desired thickness. Using scissors, snip the ends of the stringy lolly to create a scarf effect. Wrap the lolly scarf around the snowman's head. Place 2 mini M&M's under the scarf. You can use an icing to help you stick, but again, I didn't require any. Serve!
I am sharing these on Sweet as Sugar Cookie's Sweet for a Saturday #45 link up. Share your treats there too!
Ingredients
white fondant
black fondant
fresh carrot (or orange/red fondant)
mini M&m's
Zappo sour string lollies
12 cupcakes of any flavor (lightly iced in buttercream so the fondant can stick) I used fruit cake
Method
Roll white fondant out about 3cm-5cm thick. Consider rolling the edges of the fondant out thinner to look like the snowman is really melting away. Cut out circle shape and place on top of the lightly-iced cupcakes. Now roll white fondant into little balls for the snowman's head. Once it is the right shape (not too big because the stringy lolly needs to wrap around his head) stick it top of the fondant-covered cupcake. You can use royal icing or buttercream to help you, but I didn't need it. Stick his head slightly off center because you will need room for the scarf and buttons. Now cut the stringy lolly to your desired thickness. Using scissors, snip the ends of the stringy lolly to create a scarf effect. Wrap the lolly scarf around the snowman's head. Place 2 mini M&M's under the scarf. You can use an icing to help you stick, but again, I didn't require any. Serve!
I am sharing these on Sweet as Sugar Cookie's Sweet for a Saturday #45 link up. Share your treats there too!
Aw they are so cute! I'm so jealous too. I think next Christmas I'll travel to somewhere with snow and not gross humidity.
ReplyDeleteBrittany I loved these snowmen, are adorables!How I can make the fondat?? here I dont many sites (I live in country side) to buy it! are so cute!
ReplyDeleteabout your comment in crumble and berries curiosity I always think Australia Had a lot of berries, fortunately we have, last years raspberries and strawberries and now we have more blueberries but Chile expor alot so sometimes we dont have!! xxxx!
Absolutely adorable!!
ReplyDeleteI love blckberries too Brittany, about the snowman I hope to try (I will tell you) I was thinking in marshamallow too thanks so much:)
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable snowman! I do enjoy our white Christmases, but a warm Christmas must be fun too.
ReplyDeleteDear Brittany, It is so cheerful to see these adorable snowman cupcakes. Perfect! Thank you for your visit. I always look forward to them. Blessings, Catherine xo
ReplyDeleteHow cute...! I love the snowmen ;). I should start thinking what to bake for Xmas too!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!!! Who wil bear to eat these cupcakes?
ReplyDeleteThose are the cutest cupcakes ever! We had 10 cm of snow here the other night, so all the schoolyards are full of giant snow boulders the kids made. They are melting now, so look a bit sad. I love a white Christmas, but I spent one holiday in Australia and that was such a new and gorgeous experience for me.
ReplyDeleteOh these are too cute! My kids would love these!
ReplyDeletehi brittany, these cupcakes are so adorable. I've missed some of your older posts and glad to know that you're back to blog more! i just renewed my status as your follower, hope it's working.
ReplyDeleteYes, we usually have snow on the ground at Christmas time. I like that, too. The cupcakes would be a wonderful surprise for my kids after they come inside frozen after hours in the snow. So cute.
ReplyDeleteYour snowman cupcake is soooo cute! And I would really love to experience the feel of snow one day! Have a lovely day!
ReplyDeleteIt's soooooooo cute
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and creative
It's so cute and perfectly done!
ReplyDeleteI love their jauntily angled noses - so cute!
ReplyDeleteWelcome back! These are so cute!
ReplyDeleteThese are just adorable - I particularly love the scarves.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute and perfect for X'mas!
ReplyDeleteso cute!
ReplyDeleteThe snowman cupcakes are super cute! I got to make some cupcakes with Christmas theme soon:D
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog, I'm glad you like my Melting Snowman Cookies. Your cupcakes are adorable! In fact, I pinned a picture of them to my Must-Make board on Pinterest http://pinterest.com/pin/626638630/.
ReplyDeletei hate snow, but i love snowmen. and cupcakes. nice one, brittany! :)
ReplyDeleteThey are such fun, love these little snowmen. Diane
ReplyDeleteI love snow. I used to hate it so I moved to Arizona- the desert. After a while I hated how hot it was sometimes 120F. Now I love the snow. I have an appreciation for it. But just the same, I think I would rather be living in Australia.
ReplyDeleteThese cupcakes are really cute, I like these a lot!
ReplyDeleteBrittany, these are really clever. I know my grandson's will love them. I hope you have a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, these are adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm jealous too that everyone else at the northern hemisphere is getting snow for their Xmas and we are not!
ReplyDeleteThese cupcakes are really cute!
These are too adorable! They look so cute! I am hoping that we stave off snow for a while longer. I was out putting out Christmas lights and raking leaves today and it was about 57 degrees so very nice. I had to get the leaves done before it snows later this week. I am going to have to make some cute melting snowmen for the little ones on the day it snows. They would love these.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I'll be spending Christmas in the southern hemisphere for the first time this year, in Argentina. I may have to make some of these snowman cupcakes to try and feel at home!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute idea for decorating
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable! I'm so glad you commented on my post because now I found you. Your photos are stunning!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I'll be spending Christmas in the southern hemisphere for the first time this year, in Argentina. I may have to make some of these snowman cupcakes to try and feel at home!
ReplyDeleteThose look too good to eat Brittany. They are perfection. I am pleased to report, no snow here yet.
ReplyDeleteThanks for submitting it to Bookmarked recipes. I am posting it a day late this month, so I don’t have to post on Christmas day. Have a great Christmas xx
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