Today the kiddies and I decided we were going to
try and make some fun chocolate surprise eggs.
There is a little bit of a learning curve, but once you
get the hang of it, it’s quite easy and a fun activity.
It’s always fun to get messy in the kitchen, especially when it’s with
chocolate, right? Here is how to make Easter chocolate surprise eggs.
Materials:
White chocolate candy melts
Colour candy melts of your choice
Small candies or toys to fit inside eggs
Instructions:
1. Melt chocolate in microwave in 30 second intervals (to make pastel colours, mix white candy melts with a different colour of choice
2. Fill mould with melted chocolate (not shown)
3. Flip mould upside down and allow chocolate to drip onto parchment paper (you can reuse the chocolate)
4. Place in freezer for two minutes
If the chocolate is cold enough, the mould should pop out with ease.
I found if the layer is too thin, the chocolate is too fragile and will easily break, so
I decided to do 2 layers of chocolate to make it a little thicker and more durable.
5. Place egg shell back onto mould and fill with candy or small toys as desired
6. With a clean brush, brush chocolate onto the edge of the shell and place a second shell on top
7. Place in freezer for 1 minute
8. Take egg out of mould. In some of them, you will notice some of the edges unfilled.
9. Brush more chocolate around the edges and spread it with your fingers
And there you have it – a cute little surprise which I think
would be so fun for a birthday party or baby shower.
would be so fun for a birthday party or baby shower.
Cute, no?
They are obviously not perfect, but so fun and
I’m sure a wonderful surprise for your little ones.
Thank you so much for dropping by…hope you have a wonderful day!
much love,
Kays Kids says
What lovely eggs. It makes me feel Easter is coming very quickly.
Hugs Kay
Aga Tinca says
These are so pretty Lucy! I LOVE this idea and your photos are beyond beautiful!
Monika Jones says
Ohh, this is such a cute idea! The eggs look really perfect! Great job!
London carpet cleaning
Jill Flory of Sew a Fine Seam says
Lucy these are awesome! Now I have to go get some egg candy molds cause these are just too great not to do – hold me to it and make sure I make some of these this year my friend! And these should totally go in next years easter issue of celebrating everyday life
Susan says
So pretty! I’m sure your kids had loads of fun making them (and eating them).
Amy W says
These are the sweetest, most lovely chocolate eggs I have ever seen. You have such talent. Thank you for inspiring us all, just pinned.
Mary Beth says
Oh, Lucy, these are so pretty ~ almost too pretty to eat…but, I would.
Aimee R says
Such a sweet idea, I love the pastel colours
Aimee / WallflowerGirl.co.uk
Jeanette@Creating A Life says
These are so pretty. Almost too pretty to eat. Almost 🙂 Thanks for sharing this sweet idea.
Jeanette
Loretta E. says
They look so dainty! I love the soft colors you picked. My daughter would love these!
Kathleen Ballos says
These are the cutest!
Leon Morra says
Im writing in order to ask you if we could exchange links. I´ve started a youtube channel recently and its about surprise eggs “https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHzT9mLXyMFvjOXR02CwLAA”, and i wanted to know if you could put my link in your page and i put your page in my videos. Good luck. KidsCollectionFilms! Please don’t skip this message!