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Christmas is right around the corner, which means it’s time to kick your holiday crafting into high gear. When you go to decorate your tree this year, you can add a festive (and delicious) touch with Handmade edible Christmas ornaments. We’ve rounded up 19 of our favorites for you to choose from.
19 Handmade Edible Christmas Ornaments
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1. Soup Mix Ornaments
Sprinkle Some Fun has several different options for delicious edible ornaments. These soup mix ornaments make the well fitted hostess gift for all those holiday parties.
2. Oreo Ornaments
Mis CandiQuik has taken Oreos to a new level with these darling dipped ornaments. Red and green candy and sprinkles add extra flair and dimension.
3. Peppermint Candy Christmas Ornaments
There are so many options for how to use peppermint candies during the holidays. Hello Homebody shows how straightforward it is to make these timeless ornaments.
4. Hot Cocoa Mix Ornaments
Sprinkle Some Fun is back with another option for edible ornaments. Start with hot cocoa mix and add other items like marshmallows, peppermint candy, chocolate chunks, and more.
5. straightforward Candy Christmas Ornaments
Do you know the secret to the stained glass look of these edible ornaments? Jolly Ranchers! Find out how straightforward there are to make on tbsp.
6. Edible Cupcake Ornaments
Nothing could be better than these yummy chocolate cupcakes from Trendhunter hanging on the Christmas tree.
7. Harry Potter Snitch Ornament
For the Harry Potter fans in your life, this snitch ornament from Red Ted Art is an absolute win.
8. Gingerbread Button Garland
Sweet Paul never disappoints in the craft arena and this gingerbread button garland definitely lives up to expectations.
9. Gingerbread Men Garland
This adorable garland from Honestly Yum is the well fitted addition to your Christmas tree. Plus, your kids will love helping you put it together.
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More Great Christmas options:
Crate & Barrel Ornament Display Tree
Christmas Tree Card Holder
Driftwood Tree Skirt
Christmas is right around the corner, which means it’s time to kick your holiday crafting into high gear. When you go to decorate your tree this year, you can add a festive (and delicious) touch with Handmade edible Christmas ornaments. We’ve rounded up 19 of our favorites for you to choose from.
19 Handmade Edible Christmas Ornaments
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10. Dip Mix Ornaments
Another great option for a hostess gift, these dip mix ornaments from Sprinkle Some Fun are both delicious and festive.
11. Dried Orange Garland
Create a natural and yummy smelling decoration for your tree with this dried orange garland from Buckets of Burlap.
12. Gingerbread Letter Garland
Hello Wonderful proves gingerbread men aren’t the only option for gingerbread-flavored edible ornaments. Make these delectable garlands to string on your tree.
13. Gingerbread M&M Mix Ornaments
What could be more delicious than gingerbread hot cocoa with M&M’s? Sprinkle Some Fun takes it a step further by creating ornaments filled with the holiday mix.
14. Christmas Light Cookies
Twinkle lights take on a whole new (delicious) kind of fun when they’re sugar cookies decorated with frosting and sprinkles like these edible ornaments from Fork and Beans.
15. M&M Christmas Ornaments
Food Crafts and Family shows how to make fun ornaments with holiday M&M’s.
16. direct Gum Drop Ornaments
Gum drops aren’t only decorations for gingerbread houses. Dream a Little Bigger uses them to make a colorful ornament to adorn the Christmas tree.
17. Stained Glass Cookie Ornaments
Achieve stained glass perfection with these striking edible ornaments from So I Make Stuff.
18. Candied Popcorn Stars
This recipe for candied popcorn stars from Country Living dates back to the 1950’s. Hang these cinnamon flavored stars on the tree individually or make them into a garland.
19. Candy Cane Heart Ornaments
Last but not least, these candy cane heart ornaments from Tips from a Typical Mom are the well fitted after-school craft to do with your kiddos.
