Disney Recipe

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Perfect for a Beauty & the Beast birthday party! These Chip teacups are not only adorable, they're edible! A creative kids dessert that everyone will love.
This edible Chip is adorable and so fitting after watching Beauty and the Beast. Chip is personally one of my favorite characters! 

INGREDIENTS TO MAKE A CHIP TEACUP

  • Plain Cookies (we used Keebler Butter Cookies)
  • Plain Ice Cream Cones
  • Wilton Candy Melts, Bright White
  • Twist Pretzels
  • Wilton Candy Drizzle Pouch, Pink, Blue, Brown
  • Edible Writing Markers, optional
  • Edible Gold Glitter or yellow sugar crystals

HOW TO MAKE AN EDIBLE CHIP TEACUP FOR A BEAUTY & THE BEAST PARTY

Cut about 1/3 of the bottom off each ice cream cone.
Break off rounded edges from the pretzels so they look like little cup handles.
Place white candy melts in a bowl, and microwave in 30 second intervals, stirring each time, until melted.
Dip the little pretzel handles into melted chocolate until coated and place on parchment paper. Sprinkle on edible gold glitter. Let Dry
Dip ice cream cones into melted chocolate until covered inside and out, place on parchment paper and let dry.
Cut a small V-shape into the top of the cone to form his namesake “chip.”
Next, dip each end of the cone into the melted candy melts and lightly dip into the glitter to form a gold rim on each end of the cone.
Heat the pink and blue drizzle pouches according to package directions, and make little triangle shapes around the edge of the cookie, alternating each color.
Next, draw on Chip’s eyes and mouth. You can use an edible food marker or use a brown color drizzle pouch to do this as well, whichever you prefer.
Finally, place a small circle of melted chocolate in the center of the cookie and set the cone on it, then put a little more chocolate on the inside of the cone to make sure it sticks to the cookie. Let dry.
Fill with berries or ice cream and enjoy!

http://www.inthekidskitchen.com/party-recipes/edible-chip-teacup-beauty-beast/

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