Halloween Chocolate-Covered Strawberries
These Halloween chocolate-covered strawberries make a thrilling treat for parties, sleepovers, and scary movie marathons. With just a few ingredients, you can bring festive fun for everyone!
Prep Time 5 minutes mins
Cook Time 10 minutes mins
10 minutes mins
Total Time 25 minutes mins
Course Dessert
Cuisine American
3 Dipping Bowls
1 Drying Rack
12 Skewer Sticks optional
1 Small Sauce Pan optional
1 Large Sauce Pan optional
- 16 oz White Chocolate Melting Disks
- 1 & 1/8 tsp Natural Orange Food Coloring Oil Soluble
- 1 tsp Natural Yellow Food Coloring Oil Soluble
- 12 Fresh Strawberries
Rinse and completely dry your strawberries. Be sure to leave the stems on for easy dipping or you can use skewer sticks. Any sort of water or water-soluble product will cause the melted white chocolate to clump.
On low heat, use the double broiler method to melt 6 ounces of the white chocolate. Gently mix the disks together.
Once melted, place the white chocolate into a bowl and dip all the strawberries as much as you can. Allow the white chocolate to harden for at least 5 minutes or until dry.
Repeat step two but use only 5 ounces of white chocolate. Once the white chocolate is melted, place the mixture into a bowl and in the orange food coloring. Mix the melted white chocolate and food coloring until the color is evenly distributed.
Dip the strawberries halfway into the orange food coloring and allow them to dry.
Next, melt your last bit of white chocolate and pour it into a dipping bowl. Place 1 tsp of yellow food coloring and ONE drop of orange food coloring. Mix until the color is evenly distributed.
Dip the strawberries on a ¼ of the way down and allow them to dry. Plate them and serve them at your next Halloween bash!
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