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Leftover Candy Cane Spoons

Whether your kiddo chooses milk or white chocolate, they can practice fine motor skills while creating hot chocolate stirrers with a peppermint twist!

You can finally put those leftover candy canes to use with this easy craft! Whether your kiddo chooses milk or white chocolate, they can practice fine motor skills while creating hot chocolate stirrers with a peppermint twist. What you'll need:
Plastic spoons
Chocolate of choice
Leftover candy canes
Parchment paper Instructions:
1. Crush your leftover candy canes and set them aside. 2. Help your kiddo melt the chocolate in the microwave. Tip: Microwave in short intervals, stirring each time.
3. Once smooth, dip each spoon into your chocolate. Partially fill each before setting on the parchment paper.
4. Sprinkle your crushed candy canes onto each spoon and allow them to set.

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