6 Homemade Christmas Treats for Caroling
Hey, y’all, Tiffany here.
One of my favorite Christmas traditions (along with many others) that I grew up with was going Christmas caroling to our neighbors. We would always bring a plate of goodies along with us.
Now, when I celebrate Christmas with my own family, we spread out Christmas gifts and celebrations over the course of several days. We try to keep Christ in Christmas all during December with our scripture study and also by doing service for others, including spreading Christmas cheer with caroling and goodies.
Divinity Candy Recipe for Christmas
Make your Christmas sweeter with this classic Divinity Candy recipe, a beloved treat that embodies the holiday's sweetness and tradition.
Caramel Pecan Christmas Turtles Recipe
Elevate your holiday treats with this Caramel Pecan Christmas Turtles recipe, a cherished tradition of rich caramel, crunchy pecans, and luscious chocolate, creating a perfect balance of sweetness for the season.
Seven Layer Bars
Indulge in the decadent layers of Seven Layer Bars, a timeless treat packed with graham crackers, sweetened condensed milk, chocolate chips, coconut, and more, making it a delicious and satisfying dessert.
Homemade Christmas Caramels
Experience the warm, comforting flavors of the holiday season with Homemade Christmas Caramels, a delightful treat passed down through generations, perfect for sharing the sweet traditions of Christmas.
Homemade Christmas Fudge Recipe
Celebrate the holiday season with the rich, creamy goodness of Homemade Christmas Fudge, a cherished recipe passed down through generations that bring joy and indulgence to your festive gatherings.
Christmas Sour Cream Sugar Cookies with Cream Cheese Frosting
These delicious but easy Christmas sour cream sugar cookies with a cream cheese frosting are the perfect Christmas sugar cookie recipe! They are perfect for cutting into festive shapes with cookie cutters, and the frosting is easily dyed red and green.
Homemade Christmas Treats
These homemade Christmas treats are recipes that have been passed down in my family. The fudge, caramels, and turtles all come from my great-grandmother! I still make them every year with my own family, especially when we have a Christmas party and I want to stay in my Christmas budget. I hope you love them as much as we do!
These treats go perfectly with these Non-Alcoholic Drinks for Christmas.
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Have fun caroling!
Take your treats and hand them out while you go caroling! Then come home and the night with this delicious hot chocolate that you can make beforehand in a crockpot to be hot and ready when you get back.
You could also incorporate these 12 days of Christmas gifts as a fun surprise for your neighbors!
If you need a good book of Christmas carols, check out these Christmas carol books on Amazon!
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