Christmas Almond Chocolate Cups
These Christmas Almond Chocolate Cups are made with only 3 ingredients and require no baking. It’s ultra-easy to make, delicious, gluten-free, and vegan too!
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Now it’s time to start planning another special holiday, which happens to be my favorite holiday of the year: Christmas! I love all the Christmas decorations, the Christmas movies, songs, Christmas breakfast, the excited kids when Santa Claus visits and so on. Ah, I can’t forget I love Christmas baking! This year I’m making lots of Christmas treats for the blog and I believe you all will love them. The first treat I made was these delicious Christmas Almond Chocolate Cups and I’m so glad I made them because they turned out amazing.
If I were you, I wouldn’t think twice and make these chocolate cups as soon as possible because it’s seriously the easiest Christmas treat to make ever. Do you wanna know the reason why it is so easy?? Well, it doesn’t require baking and you only will need 3 ingredients. All you have to do is to melt a good quality dark chocolate, mix with salted almonds, pour it into muffin tin and freeze for 10 minutes. It’s so easy to make that your kids can help you to make them. Really you can get better than that, right? Also, these Christmas Almond Chocolate Cups are gluten-free and vegan. I hope you enjoy them!
If you’d like more festive treats, try these 30 Healthier Christmas Cookies. I also like to make this Maple Roasted Cranberry Oatmeal and Low-carb Blender Banana Bread during the holiday season as well!
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Christmas Almond Chocolate Cups
Ingredients
- 2 cups dark chocolate chips or chocolate chunks
- 1 cup salted and roasted almonds
- 2 tablespoons Christmas Sprinkles
Instructions
- In a microwave-safe bowl, add the chocolate chips and melt in the microwave for about 2 minutes.
- Stir the chocolate every 30 seconds so you don't burn it. Take your time, don't heat too quickly, and keep stirring.
- Then add in the almonds until coated. Stir well.
- Pour two tablespoons of the chocolate mixture into the muffin tin.
- Add some Christmas sprinkles on top.
- Let harden in the refrigerator for 10-15 minutes.
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Oh my gosh these look so yummy! I definitely need to make them for my holiday. yum!
xoxo,
Dannie
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Please, try it! You are going to love them 😉
Can these be stored n a covered container for a week or two,.,?
Should be. I make molded chocolates (mom did too) and store them in the fridge. Last a long time if not discovered and eaten.
You can store them in the fridge for 1 or 2 weeks 😉
Must you spray th muffin tins?
It’s not necessary!
Are the ones shown made in regular sized or mini muffin cups? Both would probably work, but I was curious. Yours are so appealing. Thanks for sharing!!
Both work 😉
Oh Gosh, this looks just amazing!
Congrats!
Thanks a lot!
Nossa que maravilha para o Natal!
how do you pop the chocolates out of the muffin tins without breaking them? offset spatula?
I used silicone muffin tins.