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We had a fair for Possum’s kinder on the week end. There was lots of fun activities for the kids and some great stalls to buy from.

Families were asked to contribute something for the cake stall and Possum wanting to make Tea Cup Biscuits and help me do it. So we spent an hour together on Friday night making these lovely little treats. I have listed below the ingredients and instructions on how to put these together.

Ingredients:

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1 packet Tic Toc Biscuits
250 grams Marshmallows
1 packet Freckles
2 packets of Musk Lifesavers
1 cup icing sugar
water

EDIT: Thanks to my friend Lou for the tip to use melted white chocolate instead of the icing sugar and water. It works much better and is easier for kids to use as the glue to assemble the tea cup.

Makes 26 Tea Cups.

Step 1

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Mix icing sugar and a small amount of water to make a thick paste like texture. Using a small spoon or knife, spread icing on the smallest end of the marshmallow.

Step 2

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Place marshmallow in the middle of the biscuit and press down lightly.

Step 3

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Spread icing on to the flat side of the freckle.

Step 4

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Place freckle on top of marshmallow and press lightly.

Step 5

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Cut a life saver in half. I find it easiest to use a small knife and start with one side only. (I also go through and do the full packets at once.)

Step 6

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Spread icing on each end of the halved life saver.

Step 7

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Place handle on to the side of the marshmallow. (Sometimes you need to hold it for little to bit to make sure it adheres properly.)

Step 8

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You then have your finished product!

Tip: I make a bit of a process of it and go through and do each step for the entire batch, for example, stick all the marshmallows on, then all the freckles and so on. We actually made nearly two packets worth this time.


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1 Hoppo Bumpo August 21, 2008 at 12:23 am

They are fabulous. I can’t wait to try making them for the next kid’s party!

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2 cellobella August 21, 2008 at 12:39 am

How brilliant are these? And so cute.
I’m almost inspired to make them. :)

3 Veena August 21, 2008 at 8:48 am

they are really lovely..
i am inspired by the way you make things happen and the activiites with 4 kids :)
i have 2 kids and a part time job, it is a bit difficult to make things happen to the extent you are doing.
But seeing the activities and things you do with kids is quite motivating.
Keep up the great work..
Cheers,
Veena

4 Alison August 21, 2008 at 8:53 am

They look spectacular!
Not sure if my kids could cope with all the sugar, but they certainly look awesome :)

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5 katef August 21, 2008 at 5:06 pm

Oh these are just ace!!!!!!

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6 Catherine August 21, 2008 at 6:59 pm

These look so effective – I’ve got a girls birthday party coming up in a month and I’m not that inspired to do too much baking so these look like just the ticket!

Thanks

7 Leah August 21, 2008 at 8:23 pm

We made these tonight for my daughter to take to school! Thanks so much for sharing. They’re awesome. Although I couldn’t buy Tic Tocs or musk lollies so had to improvise a bit! ;)

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8 jen August 23, 2008 at 10:09 am

I’ve saved this as we’ll no doubt make them one day. I’ve had them before and thought they looked relatively easy to make. Thanks for the recipe.

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9 Megan@imaginif August 23, 2008 at 10:58 am

FANTASTIC. I wouldn’t want to eat them because they just look too groovy.
Were they a best seller?

10 Candy August 23, 2008 at 10:28 pm

These are fabulous!!! We were going to make them for DD’s birthday party but I ended up with too many ideas.

Anytime you feel like submitting a post to Candy Craft just let me know. I’m happy to give you the credit and a backlink. :)

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11 Sarah August 26, 2008 at 5:57 pm

Those look georgeous. Ummm trying to think of an excuse to make them for!

Sarah

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12 SilverMoon Dragon August 26, 2008 at 10:59 pm

How cute!

Miss Two’s birthday party is going to have a slight ‘tea party’ feel to it, however her chosen theme is “blue”. I’m not sure if I can make these blue in anyway, but I think we’ll be making these anyway!

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13 Trish October 21, 2008 at 3:25 pm

these are awesome I must make them for playgroup … it was my turn today to contribute morning tea but next time -these are definite.
Very cool and cute PQ.

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14 Amy December 11, 2008 at 4:41 pm

CUTE!

im quite sure i want to make these for my 16th birthday haha

15 Kate Groen April 19, 2009 at 9:42 am

As a full time Nanny. These little tea cups will keep my little people busy for a while. Thankyou.

16 miranda August 11, 2009 at 4:39 am

awesome treats!!!!

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