NABISCO Holiday House

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I want to make this cute house, but the wall and roof dimensions are missing. Please e mail the dimensions. Thank you

posted by

Sarasotalin

on 11/12/2006

time

prep:

6 hr

total:

6 hr

servings

total:

1 house

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What You Need

HONEY MAID Honey Grahams

cans (16 oz. each) ready-to-spread white frosting

OREO White Fudge Covered Cookies

ring-shaped hard candies (red and green)

ring-shaped chewy fruit snacks, clear

sticks of gum

Holiday OREO Cookies, halved

NILLA Wafers

green gumdrops

Assorted decorating icing

Make It

CONSTRUCT 10x7-1/2-inch base and frame for house, using stiff cardboard or foam core.

ATTACH 19 grahams to front and sides of house frame with frosting, cutting grahams to fit. Attach 40 white fudge covered cookies to roof frame with frosting, overlapping cookies slightly. Decorate roof with frosting, using pastry bag fitted with small star tip. Attach roll candies and chewy fruit snacks to roof.

BREAK remaining grahams along scoring into 4 (2-1/2-x1-1/4-inch) rectangles. Attach to house for shutters. Attach gum pieces to house for front door. Halve remaining white fudge covered cookies; attach above windows. Place halved holiday cookies, wafers and gumdrops around house, using halved wafers for front steps.

USE decorating icing to make wreaths, bows and pine boughs on house and to decorate house as desired.

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Family Fun

Gather the family together to assemble this festive holiday treat.

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Sarasotalin

posted:11/12/2006

I want to make this cute house, but the wall and roof dimensions are missing. Please e mail the dimensions. Thank you

inokuma

posted:11/5/2006

I will definitely be building myself a house like this soon, but will try using melted chocolate and white chocolate with and without food coloring to make it taste better. Icing doesn't taste very good, and even if chocolate doesn't make a good "glue", at least it will taste good. lol.

lynjs

posted:12/1/2004

I've been making cookie type houses for Christmas for years. I made a similar construction of the sort using graham crackers, it is farely easy as long as one has a pattern to go by. They also give off a wonderful bake in the home.

ashr2

posted:12/19/2003

I love a well decorated gingerbread house. Someone commented that it takes too long to make (time can vary I'm sure), but the fun is in building the house! Eating it afterwards is just a perk. I wanted to mention to kraft though, you should consider making larger pictures availible, say, by clicking on the picture.

a cook

posted:7/15/2003

It is pretty, but I think it takes too much time! Especially if your just going to eat it.lol I don't think I have a lot of time during Christmas. Something fast and easy is the best***

a cook

posted:6/14/2002

I think every body should rate this recipe as a Superb, ti looks great I bet it smells great and I bet it taste great!!!!