Holiday Cheer Brownie Bites Recipe
Celebrate the season with these delightful Holiday Cheer Brownie Bites. Featuring Santa Hat, Elf Hat, and Rudolph themed brownie treats, this easy and festive recipe uses store-bought or homemade brownies combined with whipped vanilla frosting and simple holiday decorations for a fun and family-friendly dessert.
- Prep Time: 20 minutes
- Cook Time: 0 minutes
- Total Time: 20 minutes
- Yield: About 24 brownie bites (depending on number of brownie pieces decorated)
- Category: Dessert
- Method: No-Cook
- Cuisine: American
Ingredients
Santa Hat Brownie Bites
- Store-bought or homemade brownie bites - quantity as desired
- Pointed strawberries, stems cut off - quantity as desired
- Whipped vanilla frosting - about 1 cup
Elf Hat Brownie Bites
- Store-bought or homemade brownie bites - quantity as desired
- Whipped vanilla frosting - about 1 cup
- Hershey’s Candy Cane Kisses - quantity as desired
Rudolph Brownie Bites
- Store-bought or homemade brownie bites - quantity as desired
- Whipped vanilla frosting - about 1 cup
- Candy eyeballs - quantity as desired
- Mini pretzel twists - quantity as desired
- Red M&Ms candies - quantity as desired
Instructions
- Prepare Santa Hat Brownie Bites: Wash and dry the strawberries thoroughly, then slice off the stems. Fit a resealable bag or piping bag with a decorating tip and fill it with whipped vanilla frosting. Squeeze a small amount of frosting onto the top of each brownie bite, then place a pointed strawberry on top. Finally, add a dollop of frosting on the tip of the strawberry to complete the Santa hat look.
- Prepare Elf Hat Brownie Bites: Fill a resealable bag or piping bag fitted with a decorating tip with whipped vanilla frosting. Pipe some frosting on top of each brownie bite. Place a Hershey’s Candy Cane Kiss on the frosting for the elf hat topper.
- Prepare Rudolph Brownie Bites: Arrange the brownie bites on a serving platter. Using a toothpick, apply a small dab of frosting to the backs of two candy eyeballs and stick them onto each brownie bite. Cut mini pretzel twists in half with a sharp knife and insert the halves into the top of the brownie just above the eyes to form antlers. Place a dab of frosting on the back of a red M&M and stick it on the brownie bite as Rudolph’s nose.
Notes
- You can use store-bought brownie bites or make your own homemade brownies cut into bite-sized pieces.
- Use fresh strawberries that are pointed and firm for best results on the Santa hat bites.
- Whipped vanilla frosting works well for piping and sticking decorations.
- Assemble the brownie bites just before serving to keep the toppings fresh and the frosting from melting.
- These treats are perfect for holiday parties and family gatherings, and kids love helping with the decorating.
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