The perfect snack for a cold, winter’s day – try this easy recipe for tortilla snowflakes!
Easy recipe for tortilla snowflakes
This article is one of our easy Christmas recipes for children and part of our Christmas activities and crafts for children.
This snowflake snack is very easy to make. If you can make paper snowflakes, then you can make these too.
Materials needed:
:: flour tortillas
:: ground cinnamon
:: sugar
:: scissors
:: baking sheet
Fold a flour tortilla in half, and then fold the semi-circle into three.
Use clean scissors to cut out sections of the tortilla, just as you would if you were making a paper snowflake.
Take care not to cut all the way through the folded edges or your snowflake will fall to pieces.
Unfold the tortilla and lay it flat on a baking sheet.
Sprinkle the snowflake with sugar and cinnamon.
Place the baking tray with the snowflake on under the grill for a minute or two. Keep an eye on it as they cook very quickly.
As soon as they are crisp, and the sugar begins to caramelise, take them out. Let them cool just a little and then enjoy!
They’re very nice with hot chocolate and just what you need to warm you up after playing outdoors in the snow.
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V.Kerr says
This is so great! We eat tortillas all the time and I would have never thought to do this! Thanks.
Jude says
Ooh excellent idea, I’m definitely going to try these!
Christine Mosler says
Brilliant! I love these! The kids will too! Thanks!
Adele. monkeying around says
Wow love this idea. We Will have to try this when we can get out of the house. We have a xmas comp if u want to add it. X
Maggy, red ted art says
You, dear Lady, are simply too funny!!! making snowfakes out of tortillas! Brilliant!
Maggy
Cathy @ NurtureStore says
Thanks everyone – glad you like them 🙂
Rebecca@RootsAndWingsCo says
So cute and looks YUMMY!
Susana says
Pretty and yummy! A great idea–thank you!!
Dorie says
A wonderful idea!
Kerry says
I love these Baba will as well thanks xx
Kristi @ Creative Connections for Kids says
Cathy ~ Thank you so much for linking up! This is so clever! love it. 🙂
Jackie says
Those look like fun to make!
polwig says
How fun.. they look like the paper cut outs so creative.
Kelli says
That is so wonderful! I would LOVE for you to come link this up in my new linky called Homescholing on the Cheap! It isn’t just for people who homeschool but for ideas such as this that is cheap for kids to do and something with which they can learn & grow. This is perfect for the linky.
It is new every Thursday but the link stays up all week. Hope you stop in and share!
THanks, Kelli
https://3boysandadog.com/deals/2011/homeschooling-on-the-cheap-12152011/
Rebekah @ The Golden Gleam says
This is a fantastic idea! I think we will have some for snack today. Another way to cook the tortilla would be to fry it first in oil. Then dip both sides in cinnamon sugar.
JDaniel4's Mom says
Please link this post to my Christmas Traditions link up in the Recipe section! It starts today!
Kerri says
Love this! Great idea!