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No-Bake Snowman Truffles


  • Author: Linda

Description

These No-Bake Snowman Truffles are cute, festive, and fun — a wintery treat made without oven time, perfect for holiday parties, gifting, or a cozy family baking session.


Ingredients

Base / Truffle Mixture (choose one version)

Option A — Coconut-Condensed Milk Version

  • ~320 g sweetened condensed milk

  • ~320 g shredded coconut (desiccated coconut) — plus extra for rolling

Option B — Cookie-Cream Cheese or Vegan Base Version

  • ~150 g golden cookies (or plain / gluten-free biscuits), crushed finely

  • ~60 g cream cheese (or dairy-free alternative) — sticky enough to hold shape

  • Optional: A handful of shredded coconut for texture

Coating & Decoration

  • ~200 g white chocolate (or dairy-free / vegan white chocolate / candy melts) for coating

  • Black icing (or melted dark/black chocolate) for eyes, mouth, and buttons

  • Orange icing or small orange candy/fondant (or sprinkles) for carrot-style nose

  • Thin pretzel sticks or candy sticks (for arms)

  • Candy straps, fruit-roll strips, or fondant strips for scarves (optional)


Instructions

    1. Prepare the truffle mixture
        • If using coconut version: mix condensed milk and shredded coconut until fully combined.

        • If using cookie-based version: crush the cookies finely (food processor or a rolling pin) and mix with softened cream cheese until sticky and moldable.

    1. Form snowman shapes
        • Roll the mixture into small balls: one larger ball for the body, one smaller for the head.

        • Place the smaller “head” ball on top of the larger “body” ball. Use a dab of melted white chocolate (or a bit of your mixture) as “glue” if needed. Chill (in the fridge or freezer) for 20–30 min or until firm.

    1. Coat with chocolate
        • Melt the white chocolate (or vegan white chocolate / candy melts) gently (double boiler or microwave in short intervals).

        • Dip each chilled snowman truffle into the melted chocolate, coating evenly. Tap off excess and place on parchment paper. Freezing/chilling helps set the shell quickly.

    1. Decorate
        • Use black icing (or melted chocolate) to draw eyes, mouth, and buttons.

        • Use orange icing or a small orange candy / sprinkle piece to make a carrot-style nose.

        • Insert thin pretzel sticks (or candy sticks) as arms.

        • Optionally wrap a candy strap or fruit-roll strip around the neck as a scarf. Use a tiny dab of melted chocolate to help it stick.

    1. Chill & Serve
        • Chill again for 5–10 min to fully set the chocolate and decorations. Then serve chilled or at room temperature.

Notes

  • Chilling between steps (after shaping, before coating, after coating) helps truffles hold their shape and makes coating easier.

  • If the truffle mixture is too sticky to roll, chill it a bit before shaping.

  • For a “snowy” look: roll the coconut-based balls in extra shredded coconut before coating.

  • Use parchment paper or a silicone mat to prevent sticking.

  • Let children help with rolling, decorating, or adding scarves — it’s fun and messy in the best way!