Easy Funfetti Holiday Truffles

Make these Easy Funfetti Holiday Truffles for your parties this season. These are not only easy to make, they are a quick Christmas treat to put together, too. 

It’s time for this month’s Pinterest Challenge hosted by Erlene from My Pinterventures. This is always a fun blog hop with tons of great ideas and loads of creativity shared! It’s great to find a pin and give it your own spin. Be sure to check out the links at the bottom of the post for lots more Pinterest inspired projects. 

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I was looking for an easy treat to make for the holidays and when I saw these  Christmas Funfetti Cake Batter Truffles  on Pinterest, I knew I wanted to try them. I changed the recipe a little – don’t we always do that?  I had a funfetti cake mix in my pantry, so I used that instead of making my own using a white cake mix as the inspiration recipe did. I used CandiQuik instead of almond bark for coating the truffles. 

Easy Funfetti Holiday Truffles

Making these is simple and it only takes a little over 30 minutes and most of that time is allowing the dough balls to chill.  The best part is that they can be refrigerated for a couple of weeks in an air tight container, so they are great for make ahead treats to share at holiday parties or to put in holiday treat baskets.

To make Funfetti Truffles for Christmas, you’ll need the following:

• Funfetti Cake Mix
• Flour
• Sugar
• Butter
• Milk
• Vanilla Extract
• CandyQuik
• Christmas Sprinkles

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• Gather ingredients
• Mix dry ingredients in large bowl
• Melt butter and add wet ingredients to bowl
• Stir until well combined
• Shape into a large ball
• Use a 1/4 tsp for each truffle

After you’ve divided the dough into 1/4″ balls, place them in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes. This will help them hold their shape when dipped into the melted coating. You can use any kind of candy coating that you prefer for these. I often use CandiQuik because it’s so easy to work with. For these holiday truffles, I used vanilla. Follow the directions on the package for melting and then pour it into a bowl that will be deep enough for dipping. 

I like to use two small cocktail forks for dipping. Lower one ball into the melted coating and cover it entirely using the fork to push it around in the coating. Use both forks to lift it out, scrapping the bottom of the truffle on the top of the bowl to remove excess coating. 

I dipped five truffles and added the sprinkles before the coating began to harden. Then, I repeated the same steps with five more. This recipe makes twenty five 1/4″ truffles.

These make a pretty addition to a holiday treats buffet or they’ll look great packaged for holiday gift giving. 

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Easy to Make Funfetti Holiday Truffles

If you want more easy holiday treats recipes, click the links below for some of my favorites.

No Fail Chocolate or Peanut Butter Fudge     Homemade Peppermint Patties

Dark Chocolate Peppermint Meltaways         Slow Cooker Peanut Clusters

For more Pinterest inspired projects from this month’s Pinterest Challenge hosts, check out the links below ↓

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My Family Thyme  •  Our Good Life  •  Farm Girl Reformed
Decorate and More with Tip  • Mom Home Guide  • Our Unschooling Journey  
 This Autoimmune Life  • Christina Faye Repurposed •  Stone Cottage Adventures
Love My Little Cottage  •  My Bijou Life  •  K’s Olympic Nest
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