Valentine Crispy Cutouts

photo by:kraft

once you make the treats into heart shapes, use the extra pieces to make little balls out of them. By the way, they were delicious! Everyone at my party loved them, especia...read more

posted by

ala.abc

on 1/31/2009

time

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20 min

total:

20 min

servings

total:

12 servings

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albert114

posted:2/8/2005

i am going to make these for my children's daycare for v-day. sounds great and easy

kermitrcrc

posted:2/13/2004

The recipe was overall easy and good which is what counts the most.

Angiene1

posted:2/12/2004

I loved the idea to make this recipe for valentine's day. I purchased small wooden forks, made hart shaped and round shaped crisps put the fork in as a holder, and decorated it with icing and sparling decorating sugar. And to finish it off , i wrapped it in transparent paper with a bow.On valentine's day i'm going to give every one at work one of my home made crispy pop.

alrbaf

posted:1/28/2004

My Daughter loves to help make these treats for every holiday.

a cook

posted:4/3/2003

We dipped the tops in almond bark and it was a bit too much. Next time we will pipe on messages with frosting.

a cook

posted:2/15/2003

A friend at work e-mail this receipt to me I e-mailed her back & asked her if she wanted me to make them for her. Needless to say she did. I made them for her & she enjoyed them. I am going to make another batch for some of the kids in my Sunday School Class. :-)

a cook