Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Christmas Tree Cupcakes

We here at Pieces by Polly love a good cupcake project.  Kids will love the mound of frosting and the chocolate goodie hidden beneath it these Christmas Tree Cupcakes.  Disclaimer:  I was provided by Nestle with candy and compensated for designing and blogging about this project.  All opinions are my own.
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 I've blogged before about how much I love 7-Minute Frosting for decorating with kids. 

Wonka Nerds are my new favorite sprinkle.  They're small enough to look like sprinkles and large enough to really be noticeable.  Plus we all love that fruity crunch they add.

These are fun enough for any kids' Christmas party and classic enough for grown-up too.

Head over to Nestle's Simply Celebrate Blog for all the instructions.  You'll have a whole forest ready in no-time.

And be sure to enter Nestle's Pinterest Sweepstakes for a chance to win $100 Visa Gift Card.
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  1. Kathy HaynieDecember 18, 2013 at 5:36 PM

    Awesome! I love the idea of the hidden jingle candy inside. And it makes me so, so happy that my grandmother's frosting recipe is becoming so famous! Great photos of the kids - a wonderful post!

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