Snow Treats Wonderland: 5 Yummy, Easy Recipes Posted on January 31, 2024January 30, 2024 By Leigh Langston Who would have thought the fluffy white stuff in your backyard could turn into a tasty snow treat? Here are some easy and delectable treats you can make with freshly fallen snow. 1. Classic Snow Cream Ingredients: 8 cups of fresh snow 1 cup of milk (any kind) 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 1 tsp vanilla extract Instructions: Collect fresh snow in a large bowl. In a separate bowl, whisk together milk, sugar, and vanilla extract until the sugar is dissolved. Gently fold the milk mixture into the snow until it resembles ice cream. Serve immediately, and enjoy this classic winter delight! 2. Maple Snow Taffy Ingredients: Fresh snow Pure maple syrup Instructions: Pack fresh snow into a shallow pan, compacting it slightly. Heat maple syrup in a pot until it reaches 235°F (the soft-ball candy stage). Drizzle the hot syrup over the packed snow in thin ribbons. Let it sit for a few seconds, then use a popsicle stick to roll up the taffy. Enjoy the sweet, chewy goodness right off the stick. 3. Snow Cone Syrup Ingredients: 1 cup of sugar 1 cup of water Food coloring (optional) Flavor extract of your choice (vanilla, lemon, raspberry, etc.) Instructions: Heat sugar and water in a saucepan until the sugar dissolves. Add food coloring and flavor extract. Drizzle the syrup over a cup of packed snow. Grab a spoon and enjoy your homemade snow cone. 4. Chocolate Snowballs Ingredients: 8 cups of fresh snow 1/2 cup of cocoa powder 1/3 cup of powdered milk 1/2 cup of sugar Mini chocolate chips or sprinkles for decoration Instructions: In a bowl, mix cocoa powder, powdered milk, and sugar. Slowly incorporate the dry ingredients into the fresh snow, mixing until you get a dough-like consistency. Form the mixture into balls and roll them in mini chocolate chips or sprinkles. Serve immediately, and enjoy your frosty chocolate treats. 5. Snowy Fruit Slush Ingredients: 6 cups of fresh snow 1/2 cup of fruit juice of your choice Instructions: Pour fruit juice over the snow. Stir the mixture until it has a slushy consistency. Serve in cups with a straw or a spoon. Notes: Always ensure the snow you’re using is clean and uncontaminated. It’s best to avoid the first snowfall, as it may contain pollutants. Always gather snow from a clean area away from roads or pathways. Nothing beats enjoying the winter weather more than having a delectable snow treat in hand. So get creative and let these easy recipes bring joy to your taste buds! This was created using AI Assistant. Like this:Like Loading... Related Food chocolate snowballsCold Weather Treatsfoods made with snowHomemade Dessertshow to make snow ice creammaple snow taffysnow cone syrupsnow creamsnow recipessnow treatssnowy fruit slushSnowy SweetsWinter Culinary DelightsWinter Recipes
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