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First attempt at chocolate sleigh
whitesatin
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I think that looks pretty good. Might have a go myself. Thanks for a fab idea!
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Great idea - think I'll have a go at that!
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Careful with a glue gun as it will melt the chocolate! Can you tell I'm speaking from experience? :rotfl:0
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Careful with a glue gun as it will melt the chocolate! Can you tell I'm speaking from experience? :rotfl:
I never even thought of that! Using the little glue dots dispenser was so difficult that I am convinced I have turned everything on the sleigh into flake!
Still, I will persevere and get some ribbons and bows and become more creative hopefully.0 -
Would some icing work as well as glue?0
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Looks great!!
I made them for the first time last year and have to admit I ended up using sell0tape to hold the kitkat to the candy canes in the end!! I wrapped all the chocolates up and put them as place settings and the kids loved them
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I use double sided sticky tape on mine and that holds up pretty well. I also learned about the glue gun = melted chocolate lol.Slimming World - 3 stone 8 1/2lbs in 7 months and now at target :j0
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I think I'll have to make some of these with my kids
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I started making some of these for the first time last week, and I found double sided tape worked quite well, especially for sticking the candy canes to the KitKat, as you can have a piece of tape running the length of it which gives you a large surface area to stick the cane too, as opposed to glue dots which I found a bit small and fiddly.0
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