Candy Train

Try this candy train recipe from Pillsbury.com.

Candy Train

BettyCrockerRecipe by BettyCrocker

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    Tips & Techniques

    • Ingredient Info

      For the most festive candy train, purchase gumdrops and candy-coated chocolate pieces in holiday colors.

    • Kitchen Tip

      To avoid breaking a candy bar during assembly, insert a toothpick completely through a gumdrop. Place the gumdrop on a candy bar and continue pressing the toothpick through the candy bar.

    • Make It Special

      Let kids have fun making a candy train for each guest at the dinner table. Use paper place mats and show the kids how to draw railroad tracks for the trains along the edges.

    Notes

    Rollo® is a trademark of Societe des Produits Nestle S.A.

    Ingredients

    • Fun-size candy bars, unwrapped
    • Candy bar miniatures, unwrapped
    • Chocolate frosting (from 16-oz. can)
    • Bite-sized round buttery crackers and/or bite-sized creme-filled sandwich cookies, separated
    • Frilly-topped toothpicks
    • Assorted candies

    Directions

    1. 1For each engine, attach candy bar miniature to top of fun-size candy bar with frosting. Attach bite-sized cookie halves to sides as wheels. To form smokestack, attach 1 candy, wide end up, to top with toothpick.
    2. 2For coal car or log car, with frosting, attach crackers to fun-size bar. With frosting, attach candies for cargo or pretzel sticks for logs. Let stand until frosting is set.

    Categories: Course, Desserts

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