This recipe is a favorite! It takes minutes to make, only has two ingredients, and when you show up to any event with a plate of these people are so impressed…so let them be! They don’t have to know how little effort this beautiful dessert required.
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Chocolate Raspberry Clusters: Cute Aren’t They?

To make these like little snow capped desserts simply melt white chocolate following package instructions for melting in the microwave. White chocolate can be a little temperamental in a double boiler so this is one of the rare times I will recommend using a microwave. After melting, just place berries in groups of three onto wax paper and dab with melted chocolate. That is it!

The Recipe: White Chocolate Raspberry Clusters  

Tips and what you will need: good quality white chocolate chips and wax paper. Be sure to follow package instructions for melting.

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Chocolate Raspberry Clusters

Prep Time

5 mins

Cook Time

5 mins

Total Time

10 mins

 

This recipe is a favorite! It takes minutes to make, only has two ingredients, and when you show up to any event with a plate of these people are so impressed…so let them be! They don’t have to know how little effort this beautiful dessert required.

Course: Dessert

Cuisine: American

Keyword: easy dessert recipe, holiday recipe, kid-friendly recipes

Servings: 18 clusters

Author: Linda Spiker

Ingredients

• 2 6 oz boxes of raspberries
• 8 oz Good quality white chocolate chips

Instructions

1. Arrange berries in clusters of three on wax paper.
2. Melt white chocolate chips in microwave according to package instructions.and spoon a small amount of melted chocolate into the center of each cluster.
3. Place in fridge till chocolate sets. That is it!

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post tags: gluten free, grain free