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The final flower/pretzel product |
For the first day of spring this year I whipped together a quick flower snack. I looked in my pantry cupboard and came up with a pretzel flower made with candy melts. Easy, fun and yummy, of course. I just placed 4 knot pretzels together and put the coloured candy melts in the centre and in the loops to make it look like a flower. For the stem and leaf, I just used a straight pretzel and a piece of the knot pretzel. I always do these treats on parchment paper because then it does not stick and it stays together. I made a pink flower for my daughter and an orange one for my son.
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First, place the 4 pretzels in a circle |
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Next, add candy melts to make the centre of the candy |
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Then you add the petals of the flower |
Diane
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