SPOOKY STRAWBERRY GHOSTS
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These adorable chocolate-dipped strawberry ghosts will be the stars of your Halloween party!
• ●16 oz white chocolate, chopped • ●24 strawberries • ●1 package mini dark chocolate chips INGREDIENTS DIRECTIONS 1. In a microwave-safe bowl, heat the white chocolate at 50% power for 30 seconds. Remove it and stir, then repeat the process until melted. 2. Lay out a sheet of parchment paper. 3. One by one, dip the strawberries into the melted white chocolate and set them on the parchment. Allow the extra chocolate to pool to form a “tail” effect. 4. Before the chocolate coating fully cools, add three mini chocolate chips to each berry to form two eyes and a mouth. 5. Let chocolate set, then serve your spooky snacks!
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