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Anytime you do some party food for the kids, you want it to be easy! This recipe is no exception.
If you are looking for a party treat that the kid’s are going to love, look no further than the chocolate crackle!
And the best thing?
They are super easy to make, you could even get the kids to help you out.
It would be a lot of fun helping them make the crackles, but the hard bit would be convincing them to wait until they have set before eating them!!
How do you make this tasty kids party food?
It’s easy…and I have included the recipe below:
Ingredients
- 4 Cups of rice bubbles
- 1 cup of icing sugar
- 1 cup of desiccated coconut
- 5 tablespoons cocoa powder
- 250g melted copha
Instructions
Mix all the dry ingredients together.
Melt the copha over medium heat until fully melted.
Add the melted copha to the dry ingredients
Spoon into patty cases
Put into the fridge until hard.
https://smartpartyplanning.com/chocolate-crackles/How about putting a different spin onto the famous crackle?
I recently tried a FruChoc recipe and I have to say they were absolutely delicious!
Maybe save these ones as a special treat for the adults!
Slight change to the recipe means using 250g of Menz FruChoc’s and 1/2 cup of chocolate chips instead of the coconut and cocoa powder.
This tasty treat will be made in 10minutes flat…..it couldn’t be easier.
If you love these chocolate crackles, but are not a fan of using copha, then you will be interested in our chocolate crackles which are copha free!
If you like the sound of the FruChoc crackles, visit the FruChoc Party for further tantalizing treats.
Do your kids love chocolate crackles? Please share with us below.
Thanks for reading
Catherine
Yummy! It’s just delectable dear! I would try the recipe for my cousin’s birthday definitely. Thanks for sharing
Tanya, you wont be disappointed! I hadn’t had them for years and only made them because of parties my daughter was involved in. And….oh my….I remembered why I loved them as a kid…they are delicious ;0)
Even though I do not eat sweets a lot, I love these chocolate Crackles 😀 I will definitely be sharing the FruChoc recipe with some of my friends who enjoy making desserts 🙂
The FruChoc ones were my favourite ones … they added that little bit of extra flare. But be warned, they took a couple of extra minutes to make…he he.
Thanks for this recipe I’ve made them for my son’s 1st birthday party tomorrow! They look yummy!
That’s fantastic Claire. I’m sure he will enjoy them….and the big kids will enjoy them too ;0)
this recipe is really similar to the cereal crackles i do for CNY the only diff is that mine isnt choc
Oh intriguing Amanda. Do you have a recipe for them? Are they made with honey instead?
I bet my kids would love these! I have pinned your post to the Tasty Tuesdays Pinterest Board.
Oh they totally would Ashley. The problem is that us adults love them too…lol