Have you seen the Sudocrem Christmas competition for fabulous festive food? Sudocrem are looking to crown their 2011 Christmas Superchef, with fab prizes on offer including a three-day trip for two to a top cookery school in France. If you’re doing any kind of Christmas cooking over the holiday season, take a photo of what you make and you can head over to their Facebook page to enter the competition.
One of my favourite things to bake are these Christmas Tree Cookie-pops, which I make for all my nieces and nephews at our family Christmas party. They’re yummy, fun and ever so easy to make. Here’s the recipe.
Christmas tree cookie pops recipe
The cookies are made using our favourite gingerbread recipe, which is a great one to use with kids as it’s so easy to make.
Stamp out your Christmas tree shapes with a cookie cutter and pop a wooden lollipop stick carefully in the base of each one. Place the cookies on a greased or lined baking sheet and bake for around 10-15 minutes at gas mark 5 / 190 C until golden. Leave the Christmas tree cookies on the baking sheet until completely cool.
Then for the really fun bit: decorating your trees. We used icing as ‘glue’ to stick on sweets but you can also use tubes of icing to pipe on ‘tinsel’ and other decorations.
Enter the Sudocrem Christmas Superchef competition
Are you going to be doing any kind of Christmas cooking over the holiday? If so, head over to the Sudocrem Facebook page and click on the ‘Christmas Superchef 2011′ link on the left-hand side of the page. You can upload a photo of what you’ve made and pop your recipe in the comment. You can also be inspired by the other recipes on there. The competition is open until 4th January 2012 and with the chance to win a cookery school course for two in France, a £150 luxury hamper or £75 of M&S vouchers, why not give it a try!
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Your cookie pops came out so cute! Thanks for letting us know about the competition- I imagine it’s UK only with Farthing prizes. haha!
Oh, I loved these and I’m sure my daughter would love to do some kneading, cutting and baking today. It’s been sometime since we did that..
Pinned it here on my Creative Christmas Fun board:
http://pinterest.com/rashmiejaaju/creative-christmas-fun/
Oooh these look delicious and fun!
Thank you for linking to Kids Get Crafty.
Maggy
These cookies really look yummy. I love that they’re on a stick. How fun! I’d love to try this with my students. Nice! Glad you posted on “It’s Playtime”. See you next time. hope you like my craft. :-0
Super cute idea! I love that it is pretty simple – YEAH!! I would love for you to come link up at my TGIF LInky Party – http://livinglifeintentionally.blogspot.com/search/label/Linkey%20Parties – you always have such cute stuff I know my readers would love to see!!
Merry Christmas,
Beth =-)
Please link this post to my Christmas Traditions link up in the Recipe section! It starts today!
Thanks for the invitation JDaniel4′s Mom – on my way to link up now.
These are great! I’m pinning this to my Christmas board.
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Looks yummy…I would love it if you linked these to my kids activity linky…Hey Mom, Look What I Did at Adventures In Mommy Land (http://adventures-in-mommy-land.blogspot.com/2011/12/hey-mom-look-what-i-did-11.html)
These are super cute!! Love it! I will defintiely be putting this one on our things to do list. Thanks so much for sharing! x
I love these! They look so cheerful and kid friendly.
Love your cookie pops! I pinned them on Pinterest.
Stopping by from Sunday Showcase!
Hope that you will pop by my blog to say hello!
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Happy holidays!
Colleen
These are too cute!!! Please come and share them here… http://www.bubblynaturecreations.com/2011/12/project-party-weekend-come-link-up-your.html
-Rachel
These look SO YUMMY!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing at Thrifty Thursday!! Hope you had a fantastic Holiday Season!
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