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Our Strawberry Santas are made with just 3 ingredients! Christmas is quickly approaching and we’ve been spending a lot of time prepping food, decorations, and crafts for the holiday! You only need 3 very easy-to-find “ingredients” to assemble these Strawberry Santas. No cooking, baking, or strenuous activity is involved!
Strawberry Santas
They taste delicious because they have a creamy vanilla center. Vanilla and strawberries? Yes, please! You’re going to love learning how to make Strawberry Santas for Christmas…
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Pin It NowAdorable little Santas made with strawberries, frosting, and gel icing will have your guests gathering around the Christmas dessert table. It doesn’t get much sweeter than this! This strawberry Santa recipe is fun to make and only takes minutes to prepare. A healthy treat for Christmas that will put a smile on everyone’s face.
Aren’t they so ADORABLE?!
If you want to take them to a party, quickly assemble them once you arrive. Again, the juice of the strawberries might cause the frosting to slide off. But, as long as the juice is dabbed off with a paper towel just before assembling the Santas (and just before eating them), then you are good to go!
Santa Strawberries
The sweet and creamy vanilla frosting is a dreamy combination with the strawberries. Sometimes the simplest things taste so wonderful together. What I love most is that these are so easy to make during the busiest time of the year.
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Strawberry Santas
Equipment
- Knife
- Paper Towel
- Frosting piping with small round tip or a bag or baggie with the bottom corner cut off
Ingredients
- Fresh strawberries
- Vanilla frosting (in a can or homemade)
- Black icing gel
Instructions
- Rinse the strawberries and cut off the leaves (discard)
- Cut the pointed end off of each strawberry. Place the newly cut edge down on a clean napkin. The napkin will absorb the fresh strawberry juice, which is what you want.
- The “body” of Santa needs to be quickly dabbed on a fresh paper towel as well. The extra juice will cause the frosting to slide. By letting the paper towel absorb the fresh strawberry juice, the frosting will stay in place better.
- Put vanilla frosting in a piping bag (or in a zip lock bag and cut the corner off).
- Gently swirl some vanilla frosting on the top of the body.
- Place the “Santa hat” (or the strawberry tip) on top of the frosting.
- Add a dab of frosting on top of his hat.
- Next carefully add two eyes with black icing.
These look awesome and I’m going to make them for Christmas dinner tomorrow. Does anyone know if I can prepare in advance and chill in fridge? Will the pipped frosting hold it’s shape?
They are so cute and will go down a treat with my 3 nieces. Thought I might do a mascapone filling??
Would whipped cream work in place of the vanilla frosting if eating right a way?
I made these with a cream cheese filling for a snack, and they were delicious!!
I bet white chocolate bark would work, and that would be delicious.