Snowman Donut Holes (5-Minute Christmas Treat)
Powdered donut holes stacked on a skewer with a candy face, pretzel arms and a fruit leather scarf. Five minutes, no cooking, and the kids go wild.

Powdered donut holes stacked on a skewer with a candy face, pretzel arms and a fruit leather scarf. Five minutes, no cooking, and the kids go wild.

Crispy cereal coated in white chocolate and pumpkin pie spice, shaken in powdered sugar and tossed with candy corn. The fall version of puppy chow, ready in 15 minutes.

A cheddar and cream cheese ball shaped into a tree, covered in chopped parsley and decorated with pepper stars and cherry tomato ornaments. The appetizer everyone photographs.

Crushed gingersnap cookies and cream cheese rolled into balls and dipped in white chocolate. All the gingerbread flavor with no baking.

Sweet cream cheese topped with a warm brown sugar pecan sauce, served with graham crackers and apple slices. All the pecan pie flavor, no crust, 15 minutes.

Popcorn coated in green-tinted white chocolate and tossed with red candy hearts and sprinkles. A 10-minute Christmas movie snack.

A green grape, a banana slice, a strawberry and a mini marshmallow on a toothpick, stacked to look like the Grinch’s hat. Four ingredients and the healthiest treat on the table.

Chocolate shells filled with cocoa mix and mini marshmallows that melt open in a mug of hot milk. The Christmas gift everyone asks how you made.

Fresh cranberries, pineapple, marshmallows and whipped cream folded into a sweet-tart pink fluff. The old-fashioned Thanksgiving salad made the night before.

Brownie bites topped with a strawberry Santa hat and a whipped cream trim and pom-pom. Three ingredients and the cutest Christmas dessert.