Nutter Butter Snowmen

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Make a fun holiday treat with these Nutter Butter Snowmen!

Snowmen are some of my favorite little things to decorate with during the holidays. I especially like them because you can leave them up after Christmas because they are wintery. Our first married Christmas I decided if I collected something it would be snowmen. Now don’t get me wrong, my house isn’t covered in all things snowmen, I just like to add one to my collection each year. This year I purchased an Alabama themed one, Roll Tide Roll!

When I started thinking about how I wanted to dress up the Nutter Butter cookies for Christmas, I decided on snowmen. It seemed cute, easy and they were pretty close to the right shape. I knew the first thing I needed were my ingredients so I headed out to Walmart to pick up my Nutter Butters along with the other ingredients I would need.

I started out this project by taking some white chocolate chips and melting them in the microwave. I started with 30 seconds and then intervals of 15 seconds, stirring it each time in order to make sure I didn’t go from melting to burning the chocolate (yes I’ve been there, done that).

Once the white chocolate was melted, I headed over to my Nutter Butters which I had laid out on a cookie sheet covered in wax paper. I used a spoon to put two dollops on each cookie and then smoothed it out the best I could. Once all of the cookies were covered I put the cookies into the fridge to allow the white chocolate to harden.

This next part is where you can have fun and get creative. I picked up some brown and red cookie icing to decorate my snowmen. I also used orange sprinkles to create a carrot like nose on the snowmen. I used the brown icing for eyes, mouth and the buttons while the red icing was to give some of the snowmen a scarf.

Once I was done I let the icing set and then had my lovely snowmen done. I love how they turned out and they make such a fun treat to make for Christmas! Oh and bonus points, they are delicious!