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Strawberry Santa Hats

Make delicious Strawberry Santa Hats for Christmas this year using only 3 ingredient.   And these no bake Christmas Donuts are a craft and recipe for easy Santa Donuts.

Strawberry Santa Hats with strawberries, donuts and marshmallows

 

As Christmas draws nearer I’m always on the lookout for simple crafts and recipes that bring Christmas cheer to the Ranch.  Just like these Strawberry Santa Hats that are made with with strawberries, donuts and marshmallows.   And a plus because they are like a little edible craft that is so simple and our grandkids love making them and of course, eating them.  

 

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santa strawberries with donuts, and marshmallows

 

These sweet little Christmas treats are as much fun to make as to eat.  And just about everything can be assembled by kids if an adult slices the tips off of the strawberries.   You could  also change it up and add whipped cream on top to make the fluffy pom pom instead of the mini marshmallows.  And you could serve them with a chocolate sauce to either dip them in or drizzle over them?

 

What do you need to Make Strawberry Santa Hats:

 

ingredients such as berries, donuts and mini marshmallows

 

Ingredients for Strawberry Santa hats:

  • 12 mini donuts
  • 12 strawberries
  • 24 mini marshmallows
  • 12 toothpicks

 

How to Assemble a Santa donut hat:

 

Cleaned and Cut berries

 

Wash and pat dry the strawberries and then cut the leaves and bottom tip off each strawberry.

 

Strawberry on top of a mini donut

 

Place one of your strawberries on top of a mini donut and repeat for all 12 donuts.

 

Toothpick in strawberry and donut

 

Push a toothpick through your strawberry topped donut to hold everything in place.  Repeat with all your others.

 

santa hats made from donuts

 

Put two mini marshmallows on top of the toothpick to cover the exposed end.  When you are serving these be sure to let your guests know that there is a toothpick inside each Strawberry Santa Hat. 

 

 

These little Santa strawberry Hats need to be served and consumed as soon as possible. They will keep a few hours in the refrigerator but they are best enjoyed immediately after making them.  These could be served at any kids party around the holidays or for breakfast on Christmas morning.   But don’t limit yourself to just the children, adults would love these Christmas donuts for any holiday get together.  Because they are not only so pretty they are also so flavorful.  

 

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Strawberry Santa Hats

Make delicious Strawberry Santa Hats for Christmas using only 3 ingredients. These No Bake Christmas Donuts are a craft and recipe for easy Santa Donuts.
Prep Time15 minutes
Total Time15 minutes
Course: Dessert, Snack, snacks
Cuisine: American
Keyword: Christmas Donuts, Santa Donuts, Strawberry Santa, Strawberry Santa Hats
Servings: 6
Calories: 122kcal
Author: Evelyn Osborn

Equipment

Ingredients

Instructions

  • Wash and pat dry the strawberries and then cut the leaves and bottom tip off each strawberry.
  • Place one of your strawberries on top of a mini donut then repeat for all 12 donuts.
  • Push a toothpick through your strawberry topped donut to hold everything in place. Repeat with all your others.
  • Put two mini marshmallows on top of the toothpick to cover the exposed end.

Notes

When you are serving these be sure to let your guests know that there is a toothpick inside each Strawberry Santa Hat.

Nutrition

Calories: 122kcal | Carbohydrates: 4g | Protein: 1g | Fat: 1g | Saturated Fat: 2g | Sodium: 2mg | Potassium: 37mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 3g | Vitamin C: 14mg | Calcium: 4mg | Iron: 1mg

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Nancy Duhalde

Wednesday 15th of November 2023

They are just adorable, but isn’t it too dangerous with a toothpick hidden inside? I know you instructed to inform guests when presenting, but someone may not hear or arrive later and pop that toothpicked Santa cap in their mouth! Perhaps a tiny pretzel rod or something else just to be safe! Merry Christmas!

Evelyn

Wednesday 15th of November 2023

Thank you! Yes a tiny pretzel rod is an awesome idea.