Tra la la la la la la la laaa laaaaaa!!!! Nope you can’t avoid it. It IS Christmas time 🙂 And just to remind you in case you didn’t know, there are only 5 Friday left until Christmas. Uhum, Yes. Just so you don’t think I’m bombarding you with Christmas recipes so early on, it really is just around the corner.
But you need not stress because you will have a huge stash of Candy Cane Coconut Ice in your life and every time you think of Christmas and your never-ending to-do-list, you shall grab a slice (or three) and float into white puffy clouds and feel all the worries disappear. These little squares do that to you. They are Christmas lifesavers. Make em and keep a stash in your handbag. And you know what? They only require 4 ingredients. Yes, you are loving me right now.
And they are even easier than the traditional pink and white coconut ice squares because there is no colourant involved. Just crushed candy cane. It doesn’t get simpler, folks. Serious. Just 4 ingredients and no colourant.
And in other news you guys, I am giving away 5 flippin adorable aprons, handmade and homemade by my special friend and co-worker Tarryn! They even have our very own Just Easy Recipes tag on them – yes, feeling fanshay!! You can enter below via Rafflecopter 🙂
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Candy Cane Coconut Ice Recipe
Prep Time: 10- Cook Time: 10
- Total Time: 20 minutes
Yield: 15 Slices 1x
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Delicious puffs of prettiness, amazing for a gift, around Christmas time, or anytime really! Yumm, and only 4 ingredients, no colourants, DONE!
Ingredients
- 160ml sweetened condensed milk
- 2 cups icing sugar
- 2 cups desiccated coconut
- 7 Mini Candy Canes / 1 Large Candy Cane
Instructions
- Sieve the icing sugar.
- Now add the coconut and condensed milk to the icing sugar and mix together until well combined.
- In a small brownie pan (mine was 27x20cm), spread out the mixture and press flat using the back of a spoon.
- Chop the candy cane into small pieces and sprinkle over the coconut ice, gently press it into the surface of the coconut ice.
- Allow the coconut ice to harden – do not place in the refrigerator as the candy will “sweatâ€. Just keep it covered with plastic wrap or tinfoil.
- Once set, cut into squares and enjoy.
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