Edible Christmas Decor
One of the highlights of the Christmas season is the decorating of the tree, and for young and old, the sweets and treats of the holiday season are similarly loved. Combine the two with
candy Christmas ornaments of various types. Get extras, though, as it's hard to keep little ones from wanting to sample the fun!
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| Candy Christmas Ornaments for Fun Tree Decorating Traditions |
Many companies provide specialty ornaments each season. It's not tough to check the Christmas aisles of your favorite stores to find some of the biggies: M&M's, Lifesavers, and others, are traditional favorites. However, in my small town, that's the limit, and generally, I don't have the time during the prep for my tree decorating to track down the unique and unusual in person. However, many retailers, including Amazon, make it easy to find such goodies from the convenience of your home. Featured below are some of the options you will find at Amazon.
Foil Wrapped Chocolate Ornaments
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| Giradelli Chocolate Ornaments add Elegance to the Tree |
When I was a child, there was a terrific little German restaurant in our town, which had a little gift area up front. I remember the assortment of novelty candies in unique containers, and foil wrapped ornaments were among the lovliest. The colors of the foil, reflecting the tree lights, are captivating to small children. Be careful not to place these too close to the lights, as melting is possible. Also, pay attention to the reach of your toddlers; if you have children who are prone to grabbing and putting tree decorations in their mouths, you don't want them to be able to get to these when you aren't watching. I've had many a toddler moment where wrapped food went into the mouth, wrapper and all, and that wouldn't be a pleasant outcome with your edible tree ornaments. Keep foil wrapped chocolate ornaments higher up if you have toddlers.
