Hot chocolate bombs are uber-popular this season and why not make them extra festive with this sweet snowman design! We’re sharing the easy steps to make your very own hot chocolate bombs so that you and your family can enjoy them while staying warm this winter.
Snowman Hot Chocolate Bombs Recipe
Using silicone sphere molds you can make 6 hot cocoa bombs with this fun recipe. Once you know how to make hot chocolate bombs, it’s easy to come up with other themes like reindeer, unicorns, mickey mouse, and more. I encourage you to get creative!
Measurements with easy to follow printable directions are at the end of the post.
Recipe Ingredients:
- Ghirardelli white chocolate melting wafers
- hot cocoa mix
- mini marshmallows
- chocolate and orange icing
- chocolate chips are for nibbling and plating, but can totally be added to your hot cocoa bomb!
You’ll also need: 3 disposable piping bags and 1 cookie sheet fitted with wax paper
Related Recipes: Gooey Candy Cane Cookies, Reindeer Cookie Bars, Snowman Sweet Rolls & Icing, Peppermint Oreo Cookie Balls
How to make hot chocolate cocoa bombs:
- First, we recommend wiping down the inside of each silicone mold with a paper towel. This will allow your chocolate mold to have a shiny coat on it.
- Using a microwave-safe bowl, pour in some Ghirardelli melting wafers and microwave for 30-45 second intervals. Make sure to stir the chocolate after each heating cycle until
completely melted and smooth. - Spoon about 1-2 tbsp of the chocolate into the mold. Using the back of a spoon carefully swirl the chocolate to completely coat the inside of the mold – paying special attention to the rim. You are just making a solid chocolate layer (like the image below) so that it’s hollow in the center.
- Next, place the coated molds into the fridge for 5-10 minutes
- Remove from the fridge and gently peel the silicone mold away from the hardened chocolate shell. TIP: We found it easier to cut the silicone molds so we could work with each one individually versus connected.
- Carefully place each mold onto the cookie sheet. You should now have 12 half-sphere molds.
- Scoop some of the melted chocolate into the piping bag and cut the tip.
Building the hot chocolate bomb:
- Scoop about 1 tbsp of the hot cocoa mix into the bottom of the sphere mold.
- Sprinkle in a few of the mini marshmallows. Then pipe a line of the melted chocolate around the edge of the bottom shell.
- Carefully place the top shell onto the bottom and gently hold the top to the bottom for about 30 seconds to allow the piped chocolate to harden to the top shell.
- Next, carefully pick up the cocoa bomb and make sure that there is no opening around the center of the shells.
- Now it’s time to build a snowman! Place the completed cocoa bomb back onto the cookie sheet, then scoop some orange icing into a piping bag and chocolate icing in another.
- Cut the tips off both piping bags and decorate your snowman cocoa bomb. Enjoy!
Print the recipe below!
Hot Chocolate Cocoa Bombs
Hot chocolate bombs are uber-popular this season and why not make them extra festive with this sweet snowman design!
Ingredients
1 - 30oz of Ghirardelli white chocolate melting wafers, 2 C of hot cocoa mix, 2 C Mini Marshmallows, 1 tube of orange icing, 1 tube of chocolate icing
Instructions
First, we recommend wiping down the inside of each silicone mold with a paper towel. This will allow your chocolate mold to have a shiny coat on it. Using a microwave-safe bowl, pour in some Ghirardelli melting wafers and microwave for 30-45 second intervals. Make sure to stir the chocolate after each heating cycle until completely melted and smooth. Spoon about 1-2 tbsp of the chocolate into the mold. Using the back of a spoon carefully swirl the chocolate to completely coat the inside of the mold – paying special attention to the rim. You are just making a solid chocolate layer (like the image below) so that it’s hollow in the center. Next, place the coated molds into the fridge for 5-10 minutes. Remove from the fridge and gently peel the silicone mold away from the hardened chocolate shell. TIP: We found it easier to cut the silicone molds so we could work with each one individually versus connected. Carefully place each mold onto the cookie sheet. You should now have 12 half-sphere molds. Scoop some of the melted chocolate into the piping bag and cut the tip.
Building the hot chocolate bomb: Scoop about 1 tbsp of the hot cocoa mix into the bottom of the sphere mold. Sprinkle in a few of the mini marshmallows. Then pipe a line of the melted chocolate around the edge of the bottom shell. Carefully place the top shell onto the bottom and gently hold the top to the bottom for about 30 seconds to allow the piped chocolate to harden to the top shell. Next, carefully pick up the cocoa bomb and make sure that there is no opening around the center of the shells. Now it’s time to build a snowman! Place the completed cocoa bomb back onto the cookie sheet, then scoop some orange icing into a piping bag and chocolate icing in another. Cut the tips off both piping bags and decorate your snowman cocoa bomb. Enjoy!
Recipe Notes
You’ll also need: 3 disposable piping bags and 1 cookie sheet fitted with wax paper
These snowman hot chocolate bombs are super fun to make and more fun to drink! Now it’s time to watch them explode (safely of course). Using a large coffee cup, pour piping hot milk over the cocoa bomb and watch it magically melt away allowing all the ingredients to blend together in the mug. Your kids will absolutely love this treat!
Tina F says
These are so cute. I love to make fun food. They sound delicious too.
Roosvelt says
Wow that looks amazing!!
paola carpio says
Can´t wait to try it!! They look amazing
Alix Vesa says
This looks si yummy!!!
Monica McConnell says
The look and sound amazing. I can not wait to try them here. I know my kids (4 boys) will flip!
Tony Platz says
I really like these things .
Kelly Kimmell says
These are adorable, my daughter would love this. We need to try it.
Daniel says
These are absolutely cute and I can’t wait to try them!
Shakeia Rieux says
It would be so much fun to make these! I really like how yours turned out!
Leela says
They would make an amazing treat for family and guests.
Antoinette M says
These look adorable. Such a nice recipe!