You make it look simple, but detailed. I like how you present multiple options (what kind of chocolate to use, etc.). Thanks for your thoroughness! I can't wait to try making these tomorrow.
Thank you for introducing the spoon technique! I ended up being more successful with it than a brush. Also like the silicone molds since they can go in dishwasher. Still working on my sealing technique.
Questions: 1) I noticed in the supplies list you mentioned Almond Bark. But I don’t recall you using this ingredient in this video. Did I just missed this step? 2) Is the hot chocolate, for example, like Swiss Mix?
I personally don’t use almond bark but some people use it instead of chocolate because it’s cheaper. I just don’t care for the flavor so I stick with the Ghirardelli wafers. The hot cocoa mix I use is no longer being sold so I’ll be making my own mix now. I don’t have a recipe for it yet but I’ll update when I do 😊 I would just recommend getting any hot cocoa mix that you enjoy drinking!
I don’t sell them currently but people in my area were selling these small ones for about $2-$3 each. The bigger ones were around $5-$8 depending on the designs.
Once you get the hang of it, it doesn’t take long 😃 I can usually make 6 of these in about 10-15 minutes. It’s super fun for the kids and totally worth it to be able to whip them up and add any colors we like ☺️
You make it look simple, but detailed. I like how you present multiple options (what kind of chocolate to use, etc.). Thanks for your thoroughness! I can't wait to try making these tomorrow.
Thank you so much!! I hope you have a ton of fun making them! ☺️
Of all the videos I watched this is the one I love the most
Oh my goodness! Thank you so much for your kind words 😊
I just bought a cocoa bomb kit today to try so thank you for the tips on making them.
You’re welcome!! Have fun! 😊
GREAT CLEAR VIDEO
Thank you so much 😄
I cut my molds into individual cavities. Made it easier to fill and dump. Thanks for the video!
I LOVE that!! Thank you so much 😊
Love this video thanks so much for sharing!
Thank you so much for watching! I’m glad you loved it!! ❤️
So cute!!! I’ll be making these for sure!
They’re so fun!! Enjoy! 🤩
Thank you for introducing the spoon technique! I ended up being more successful with it than a brush. Also like the silicone molds since they can go in dishwasher. Still working on my sealing technique.
You’re welcome! The spoon worked better for me too! I’m glad it’s working for you ☺️ The sealing is definitely the hardest part!
Very nice tutorial.
Thank you so much! 😊
Wow that's delicious 😋
Thank you so much!! 😊
Good job
Thank you so much 😊
Put the molds on a baking sheet, it makes it easier to just pop in and out if the fridge.
I LOVE that idea!! Thank you for sharing! 🤩
Questions: 1) I noticed in the supplies list you mentioned Almond Bark. But I don’t recall you using this ingredient in this video. Did I just missed this step? 2) Is the hot chocolate, for example, like Swiss Mix?
I personally don’t use almond bark but some people use it instead of chocolate because it’s cheaper. I just don’t care for the flavor so I stick with the Ghirardelli wafers.
The hot cocoa mix I use is no longer being sold so I’ll be making my own mix now. I don’t have a recipe for it yet but I’ll update when I do 😊 I would just recommend getting any hot cocoa mix that you enjoy drinking!
@@LauraLegge Thank you for the information!
@@chanel58style70 you’re welcome ☺️
How much do you sell each bomb?
I don’t sell them currently but people in my area were selling these small ones for about $2-$3 each. The bigger ones were around $5-$8 depending on the designs.
It’s okay to use liquid food color, but it has to be oil-based
Right! I must have forgotten to say that 😅 Yes, if it’s the wrong kind of food coloring, the chocolate will seize or break
@@LauraLegge , enjoyed the helpful video. You’re a very sweet lady 🌺
@@Bee-Kind-Baker thank you so much for your kind words 🥰 And thank you for commenting!
No you didn't have a camera in your refrigerator!🤣
I did 🤣 I had to move a lot to achieve that angle haha
@@LauraLegge Smart!
@@sworley1956 haha thanks! 😊
Ingles nooo
This seems like a whole lotta work 😅
Once you get the hang of it, it doesn’t take long 😃 I can usually make 6 of these in about 10-15 minutes. It’s super fun for the kids and totally worth it to be able to whip them up and add any colors we like ☺️