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Sugar coated: Simple treats to make using spoons, sweets

Photo illustration by Frankie Prijatel | Photo Editor

A spoonful of sugar has never been so sweet. Whether it’s something to eat by itself or to put in a warm drink, Pulp has you covered with some tasty treats that are easy and fast to make. These creations can be eaten right off the spoon or stirred in classic drinks such as hot chocolate, coffee or tea.

Items needed
Wax paper
Spoons and bowls

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Fillings
Semi-sweet chocolate chips
White chocolate chips
You can also try: Nutella, caramel, dark chocolate chips

Toppings
Walnuts
Crushed peppermints
Sno-Caps
You can also try: Peanut butter chips, baby marshmallows, sea salt



Here are Pulp’s favorite picks for toppings and fillings:
Chocolate with walnuts
Chocolate with Sno-Caps
White chocolate with peppermint
Honorable mentions: Nutella and walnuts, caramel and peanut butter chips

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How to make them:

1. Melt the fillings by placing them in a bowl and heating them on high for 1-2 minutes in a microwave. Stir well with a spoon until the chips have fully melted.

2. Make sure the toppings are small enough to be placed in a spoon. For items such as peppermint candies, an easy method is to place them in a Ziploc bag and crush them against a hard surface.

3. Take the spoons and use them to scoop the chocolate. With the spoonful ready, place the toppings according to flavor and taste preferences.

4. Place wax paper on a plate and put the spoons on the wax paper. Once the plate is full, place it in the freezer so it can harden.

5. After 30–45 minutes, take the spoons out of the freezer and eat. These can be eaten off the spoon or placed in drinks such as hot chocolate, coffee or tea, depending on your preference.





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