Hi Ya'll! I thought I would try something a little different over the weekend. I have been wanting to try out making truffles and a few other things. So here we go! What a better way to start my experiments other than with Samoa Truffles? I know Girl Scout cookie season is over, but Keebler makes a cookie called Coconut Dream that tastes just like the Samoa's! I promise! I got this recipe from Cookies and Cups
Samoa Truffle:
2 packages Coconut Dreams
1 pkg cream cheese softened
melting chocolate ( I used the last of my Euphoria Chocolate melting disks)
1/4 cup sweetened flaked coconut
Crush the cookies in a food processor (or in a baggie with a rolling pin) until they are turned into a fine crumb.
Mix crumbs with the cream cheese using the back of a spoon or your hand. Roll mixture into balls and place on a baking sheet lined with wax paper. Place in the freezer for about 15 min.
Meanwhile toast your coconut and melt your chocolate. Dip each ball into the chocolate then sprinkle with the coconut. Place back onto the wax paper and let dry.
Eat and enjoy!
These looks absolutely yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteThey are fantastic! Thanks for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post! It looks so yummy! Thanks for sharing this lovely recipe. You got a very creative space here.
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Thank you! thanks for stopping by! I'll be sure to go check your blog out as well! =)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE Cookies and Cups and I've been dying to try this! I'm so jealous that you've actually done it! :) I'd love for you to link up to my Sweet Treats Party this weekend. Hope to see you there :)
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Thanks! They are awesome! I have another version of these I want to try out too! I'll be sure to stop by and check out your Sweet Treats Party!
ReplyDeleteChocolate! That sounds delicious.
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Awesome! Thanks for the Follow! I'll go check out your blog now!
ReplyDeleteHow many truffles does this make?
ReplyDeleteI usually get about 25-30 depending on how big you make them.
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