Homemade chocolate spoons are a really quick, relatively easy and cheap gift to make for teachers, friends and family. You can get three or four gifts from a bar of chocolate depending on the size of the spoons.
If you like these then you may also like my Festive Amaretti & Canucinni Biscuits, Button Biscuits And Lavender Madeleines!
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Ingredients For Making Chocolate Spoons
- A good quality chocolate bar (I’ve used Green & Blacks milk and white chocolate)
- Plastic disposable spoons
- Greaseproof paper
- Cellophane gift bag
- wooden spoons for propping up your plastic spoons
How To Make Chocolate Spoons
The first thing you need to do is melt your chocolate either (use separate bowls) in a microwave or bain-marie (bowl over a pan of boiling water).
Whilst the chocolate is melting layout your spoons on a sheet of grease-proof paper. I prop up the plastic spoons using a wooden kitchen spoon handle.
Melted chocolate stays soft for a long time so don’t rush the next step.
Using a teaspoon spoon carefully fill your plastic spoons with chocolate. Use a cocktail stick to gently smooth out the chocolate, remove bubbles, and spread it evenly to the edges. Leave for about half and hour until the chocolate just starts to solidify.
Gently melt your chocolate again and drizzle white chocolate over the milk and milk chocolate over the white. Now leave for a few hours for all the chocolate to set.
Finally, when the chocolate is completely set put three of each colour in a small cellophane bag and add a homemade pompom tie.
Lilinha Espindula
Yummy, lovely idea to make the chocolate spoons, They would be very nice in a hot mug of hot chocolate and marshmallows! 🙂 x
Polly
great idea! and so easy to make for some quick last minute gifts
HELEN
these look fab – loving the pop poms!
Globalmouse
Yum! These look great and perfect for little ones to join in with making – I agree, it’s a great present for teachers…
emma (My Little 3 and Me)
Oh yummy they look great and nice and easy to make too!
Natalie Tamara
What a lovely gift idea, though these look almost too lovely to give away 😉
Sonya Cisco
So pretty and perfect as a christmas eve hot choc treat!
Laura
So simple but very effective, and they look (and probably taste) gorgeous. Love a personal touch with Christmas presents!
nicol
this is such a good idea! would never have thought about it 🙂
Sara-Jayne
We made these last year, in chocolate orange… Soooo good. Now I see them I want to eat them all over again!
Kara
What a lovely idea – great for teachers gifts
Rachel
I would be more than happy with this, as a total chocolate lover x
Louisa
YUM. I have just pinned this. It is such a simple idea but one that I would love to receive.
Cass@frugalfamily
I love these – we’ve made our own version this week and they were delicious in hot chocolate x x
Eileen Teo
They look amazing! Such a simple and yet great food! Thank you for sharing it with us #Pintorials
agatapokutycka
Love the idea of these spoons; they are so easy to make yet look so effective.
Thank you!
Clare Nicholas
I love this and will be making over the weekend. Thank you
Mihaela
Awesome idea! Think we’ll make few bags for grandparents this Christmas! 😀
VaiChin @RamblingThroughParenthood
Fantastic idea! Easy and effective, just the way I like it. Thanks for sharing.
Joanna Sormunen
I had never heard about chocolate spoons before! What a cool gift idea! And such a great link-up!
Pinkoddy
I keep meaning to do this, it is such a lovely idea.
Jen aka The Mad House
Oh we are so making these. I blooming love them