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Sprinkle-Coated White Chocolate Bowls for Valentine’s Day

February 8, 2016 This post may contain affiliate links.

This Valentine’s Day make Sprinkle-Coated White Chocolate Bowls using a mold, not a balloon, then fill them with ice cream, mousse, pudding, or candy.

Sprinkle-Coated White Chocolate Bowls made using a mold, not a balloon, can be filled with your favorite ice cream, mousse, pudding, or candy for Valentine's Day. See how easy they are to make at HungryHappenings.com.

Over the Christmas holidays, I made some chocolate bowls using balloons and several of you expressed concerns about having someone with latex allergies eat the bowls, so I thought I’d share with you an alternative method of making a chocolate bowl using a mold.

To make them look similar to bowls made using balloons, I used a silicone semi-sphere molds to shape the bowls.

You can use this method to make plain chocolate bowls in white, milk, or dark chocolate or you can make them festive for any holiday by adding sprinkles.

Sprinkle-Coated White Chocolate Bowls made using a mold, not a balloon, can be filled with your favorite ice cream, mousse, pudding, or candy for Valentine's Day. See how easy they are to make at HungryHappenings.com.

Being I wanted to dress up the chocolate bowls by coating them in sprinkles, like Amy Christie, from This Heart of Mine, did, I had to come up with a way to accomplish that.

When you dip a balloon in chocolate you can easily dip it in sprinkles, nuts, or peppermint bits.

Coat white chocolate cups in bits of peppermint candy canes or sprinkles then fill them with chocolate mousse, ice cream, or pudding. See how at HungryHappenings.com.

I used that simple technique to make the Peppermint Bark Chocolate Bowls, pictured above.

Unfortunately, this doesn’t work the same when making chocolate bowls using silicone molds, so let me show you how to make this work.

See how to make white chocolate bowls using a semi-sphere silicone mold at HungryHappenings.com.

Start by spooning a heaping tablespoon of melted and tempered pure white chocolate or melted white confectionery coating into a cavity in the semi-sphere silicone mold. Brush the chocolate up the sides of the mold creating a thin shell.

Fill all the cavities in the mold then pop the mold in the refrigerator, if using pure white chocolate, or in the freezer, if using confectionery coating (candy melts,) for 8-14 minutes until the chocolate hardens.

For detailed information about selecting the right chocolate and melting and working with it, see my Chocolate Making Tips page.

See how to make white chocolate bowls using a semi-sphere silicone mold at HungryHappenings.com.

If the walls of the bowls are really thin, use a pastry brush to add another layer of white chocolate once the bowls have warmed up to room temperature then allow that layer to dry.

If the chocolate bowls look good, un-mold them by turning the mold upside down and pressing on the backside of the mold while peeling the chocolate out.

Learn how to make edible Sprinkle-Coated White Chocolate Bowls for Valentine's Day or any day. See the step-by-step tutorial at HungryHappenings.com.

Allow the bowl to warm up to room temperature then brush a thin layer of white chocolate over the backside of the bowl and immediately roll into a bowl filled with sprinkles.

For these Valentine’s Day Sprinkle-Coated White Chocolate Bowls use red, white and pink jimmies and heart sprinkles.

Allow the bowl to dry then turn right side up before filling with your favorite treats.

How to add a rim of sprinkles to a white chocolate bowl for Valentine's Day. See the step-by-step tutorial at HungryHappenings.com.

If you prefer, you can simply add a rim of sprinkles to the top edge of each white chocolate bowl.

Brush some white chocolate around the outer and inner rim of the chocolate bowl then dip in a bowl of sprinkles.

Remove and allow the chocolate to dry.

Heart Shaped White Chocolate Bowls topped with sprinkles make festive Valentine's Day treats. Fill them with candy, ice cream, or even chocolate mousse.

You can even make heart shaped chocolate bowls.

To do so, use a heart shaped silicone mold instead of the semi-sphere mold. Be sure to add a second layer of white chocolate to these bowls to make them nice and sturdy.

Sprinkle-Coated White Chocolate Bowls made using a mold, not a balloon, can be filled with your favorite ice cream, mousse, pudding, or candy for Valentine's Day. See how easy they are to make at HungryHappenings.com.

You can fill the chocolate bowls with candy to use as party favors or to give as Valentine’s Day gifts.

There are so many types of Valentine’s Day candy available these days that you can create a nice variety of gifts.

Sprinkle-Coated White Chocolate Bowls made using a mold, not a balloon, can be filled with your favorite ice cream, mousse, pudding, or candy for Valentine's Day. See how easy they are to make at HungryHappenings.com.

Or, you can fill them with your favorite ice cream.

Don’t these sprinkle-coated bowls just make the cutest vessels to serve ice cream?

These would make fun desserts to serve after your Valentine’s Day dinner. They are the perfect individual sized dessert.

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Sprinkle-Coated White Chocolate Bowls made using a mold, not a balloon, can be filled with your favorite ice cream, mousse, pudding, or candy for Valentine's Day. See how easy they are to make at HungryHappenings.com.
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Sprinkle-Coated White Chocolate Bowls for Valentine's Day
Prep Time
30 mins
Total Time
30 mins
 
This Valentine's Day make White Chocolate Bowls using a mold, not a balloon, then dress them up by coating them in festive holiday sprinkles and fill them with ice cream, mousse, pudding or candy.
Course: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Keyword: valentines day dessert, white chocolate bowls
Servings: 6
Author: Beth Jackson Klosterboer
Ingredients
  • 12 ounces melted and tempered pure white chocolate or
  • melted white confectionery coating
  • 6 ounces assorted sprinkles*
  • .
  • *Each bowl will be coated in less than 1/2 ounce of sprinkles but you need more to fill a bowl so that you can roll the white chocolate bowl in them.
Instructions
  1. Spoon a heaping tablespoonful of melted white chocolate into one cavity in a semi-sphere silicone mold.
  2. Brush the white chocolate up the sides of the cavity.
  3. Refrigerate is using pure white chocolate or freeze if using confectionery coating for 8-14 minutes until the chocolate hardens.
  4. Un-mold and allow them to warm to room temperature.
  5. Brush a thin layer of chocolate over the entire backside of the bowl or just around the outer and inner rim of the bowl then immediately roll in a bowl of sprinkles.
  6. Once dry you can fill the bowls with your favorite treats.

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You might also like these other festive Valentine’s Day recipes…
Valentine's Day edible crafts are fun to make and even more fun to eat.

Conversation Heart Cheesecakes • Warm Fuzzy Cake Balls • Chocolate Raspberry Mousse Cake

Teddy Bear Taco Tart • Cordial Cherry Cake Balls • Calzone Hearts

Pink Ombre Creamy Coconut Hearts •  Fried Won Ton Roses • Heart Shaped Chocolate Box

If you are looking for other treats or gifts to make for Valentine’s Day,
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Filed Under: Homemade Candy, Valentine's Day Recipes Tagged With: Chocolate, white chocolate

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Comments

  1. Jane

    February 10, 2016 at 8:05 am

    These are so adorable, what a great idea for Valentines 🙂 I can’t wait to give them a try.

    Reply
    • Beth

      February 10, 2016 at 8:42 pm

      Thanks, Jane. I hope you have fun making your Valentine’s Day chocolate bowls.

      Reply
  2. The Partiologist

    February 11, 2016 at 8:52 am

    So many fun ways to use those bowls, I’d love to serve my guests ice cream in them…plus no dishes to clean up! 🙂

    Reply
    • Beth

      February 11, 2016 at 11:01 am

      No dished to clean up sound great to me too!!!!

      Reply
  3. wp

    December 19, 2019 at 6:57 pm

    This is super helpful. Thank you so much. I was trying to add sprinkles to an irregular shaped mold and now I know how I can get the sprinkles on there!

    Thanks!

    Reply
    • Beth

      December 24, 2019 at 9:32 am

      I am happy you found my tips helpful.

      Reply

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