Does your family love the movie Frozen as much as we do? If so, I bet you would love this Frozen inspired snack just as much: Frozen Inspired Vanilla Raspberry Bites.
With vanilla wafers, fruit preserves, white chocolate and sprinkles, this fruity no-bake recipe is a great alternative to the usual holiday treats we all usually enjoy around this time of year. After all, there are only so many times you can eat grandma’s homemade pie year after year before you start longing for something new and different to try–no offense to your grandma and her delicious pies.
These Frozen Inspired Vanilla Raspberry Bites have everything you could want out of a fun winter-time desert. They offer a sweet flavor, a satisfying crunch, and of course–you can’t ever go wrong with white chocolate and sprinkles! They are just different enough to be interesting without being so different that no one will want to eat them. After all, they look an awfully lot like chocolate covered Oreos after all is said and done.
Have your children help you make these. They’ll have fun layering each new cookie on, and it’s a great way to teach math skills like counting, grouping, measurement and multiplication as well–depending on how old your children are. They will have a great time with the sprinkles, and baking is a great way to bond with your children in the middle of a busy holiday season. Plus, you could even enjoy them while watching Frozen–sounds like a great Friday night to me!
Don’t just pin this recipe and forget to make it (though, I’d love for you to pin it!). Go ahead and actually make it too!
Oh and have I told you about that time I stayed at Cinderella’s Castle?????? YEP, THAT really happened!
- 48 Vanilla Wafers
- ⅓ cup Raspberry Spread or Preserves
- 12 oz White Candy Melting Chips
- Candy Sprinkle Decorations
- Line a baking sheet with wax paper.
- Take one wafer and place flat side down top with ½ teaspoon of preserves.
- Place another flat side down on top of the first and spread the top of it with ½ teaspoon of preserves.
- Top with a third wafer place flat side down place on prepared sheet.
- Repeat 18 times.
- Place in freezer for 20 minutes.
- Melt white chocolate by microwaving for 45 seconds, stirring and repeating until smooth and melted.
- Place each bite (one at a time) into melted candy with a fork and cover completely with melted chocolate. Gently shake off excess.
- Place back on prepared pan and sprinkle with decorations.
- Refrigerate for 30 minutes to set candy.
We’ve teamed together with a group of awesome bloggers to bring you more sweet and savory holiday recipes! Check out these delicious recipes!
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- Chocolate Chunk Toasted Pecan Oatmeal Cookies from Life Your Way
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- Chocolate Peppermint Brownie Trifle from Mom Endeavors
- Double Chocolate Candy Bar Pretzel Bark from Lynn’s Kitchen Adventures
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- Microwave Caramel Corn from Ashley Pichea
- Old Fashioned Christmas Cookies from Mommy Hates Cooking
- Snickerdoodle Puppy Chow from Smockity Frocks
- Sugar Cookies for Dummies from Happy Little Homemaker
- The World’s Easiest Christmas Candy Ever from Money Saving Mom
Savory Treats
- Bacon and Spinach Frittata Bites from Life as MOM
- Bacon-Wrapped Asparagus from Jo-Lynne Shane
- Bacon-Wrapped Water Chestnuts from The Finer Things in Life
- Black Bean and Avocado Salad from Kitchen Stewardship
- Cheesy Pesto Crescent Bites from Andrea Dekker
- Easy Cheesy Vidalia Onion Dip from Balancing Beauty and Bedlam
- Homemade Sausage Balls {Gluten Free} from The Humbled Homemaker
- Kale Spinach Bites from For the Love Of
- Spiced Nuts from Modern Mrs. Darcy
- Toasted Pecans from My Blessed Life
- Trio of Cream Cheese Appetizers from Eat at Home Cooks
- White Cheddar Cranberry Bites from Parenting Miracles
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My nearly 12 year old made these for her birthday party. So easy, and quite yummy. We used blue snowflake sprinkles we found at kroger. This week another daughter is going to make some for a class party, with dark chocolate and crushed candy canes! Thank you for the idea.
can you please tell me where to purchase disney frozen sugar sprinkles?
thx
These are so cute and kids would love them. And I love how easy they are to make!
This looks delightful! Going to plan on making these AT my daughter’s 12 birthday celebration. Looks like something a bunch of tween girls would have a blast doing!
I would expect nothing less than a sweet Disney-inspired recipe from one of my Castle Sisters. ;) (Great minds think alike.) I love these, Briana. Thanks for sharing them!
HAHA! Just linked to that in my post! :)