Super Easy Reindeer Biscuits, an ideal snack to make at Christmas time. Perfect to make with your children for them to take along to end of year school and kindy break-up parties.
Are you stuck for ideas for your children’s end of year class and kindy parties? A friend of mine shared these cute Christmas Reindeer Biscuits. I thought they looked adorable and would make a great ‘bring a plate’ party food for the kids end of school parties. I made some for a celebration we had recently with friends and I think they are just adorable! Another great thing about these Christmas Reindeer Biscuits is that your kids can help you because there aren’t too many ingredients involved – which means less mess!
They Christmas Reindeer Biscuits are very easy to make with very few ingredients – just the way I like it!
Simply spread biscuit with Nutella, then place strawberries and cream lollies as nose, choc chips as eyes and tiny teddies as antlers.
A friend of mine sent me this photo of the Christmas Reindeer Biscuits she made with her daughter for her school class party. She used melted chocolate instead of nutella, which I think is a fabulous idea and probably less mess than nutella when transporting!
Christmas Reindeer Biscuits
Ingredients
Method
- Using a small butter knife or spatula, spread a thin, even layer of Nutella over each biscuit. Aim for full coverage but not too thick, just enough so the decorations will stick.
- Place the nose: Gently press one strawberries & cream lolly into the centre (bottom half) of each biscuit to be the reindeer’s nose. (You might twist slightly as you press just to help it adhere nicely.)
- Add the eyes: Position two chocolate chips above the nose side by side to form the eyes. Press just enough so they hold, but avoid pressing too hard (which might crack the biscuit).
- Attach the antlers: Gently place a tiny teddy at the top of each biscuit to act as the antlers. If needed, add a little extra dab of Nutella behind the teddy’s “hands” to help it stay in place.
- Let set (optional): If time allows, let the biscuits sit on a flat surface for 10–15 minutes to let the Nutella or chocolate firm up a little before transferring or stacking.
- Enjoy!!
7 comments
I love your personalised Nutella Katrina. Such a clever marketing idea on behalf of Nutella, but I must admit – I got sucked in and have purchased personalised jars for my two DD’s Christmas Stockings – they love the stuff !
I know they sent it to me a few months ago, it takes me awhile to get thorugh a whole tub, so this is a great way of using it up! The personalised jar is a great gift idea, I hope your DD’s love it!
Thanks for sharing this super-easy recipe – I’m sure my Miss 7 will enjoy making these for her class party on Wednesday.
I think they are a fabulous idea for kids break up parties, so fun and creative!
I made these for my daughters kindy break up party last Christmas. They were the first thing to go – a big hit with the kids! I will be making them again this year for school, so easy!!
They are just brilliant Sue, why am I only learning of them this year! I’ve just posted on the Facebook Page another really easy Christmas biscuit idea a reader shared with me today.
This looks great! I’m going to give this a go for my daughter’s kindy party but I’ll have to substitute the nutella for something else as the school has a nut-free policy. I’m hoping melted chocolate will do the trick!