Can You Tell These Holiday Treats By Their Ingredient List?
Put your holiday sweets skills to the test.
You had me at molasses.
Flour, baking powder, ginger, nutmeg, cloves, cinnamon, butter, molasses, brown sugar, water, and egg.
Gingerbread cookies. Of course there's actual ginger.
Suet? God bless you.
Suet, brown sugar, sifted flour, breadcrumbs, fragrant spices, currants, sultanas, raisins, candied peel, almonds, apple and citrus zests.
Lords and ladies, I present the traditional Christmas pudding.
One of these ingredients is not like the others.
Sugar, butter, eggs, pure vanilla extract, AP flour, and assorted brightly colored, hard candies.
Stained Glass cookies. Almost too pretty to eat. Almost.
Where can I find optional nuts?
Butter, chocolate chips, sweetened condensed milk, vanilla extract, and nuts (optional).
Fudge! It makes a great gift because it's always the right size...nuts or no nuts.
It seems so simple.
AP flour, baking powder, salt butter, sugar, food coloring, and egg
Sugar cut-outs. No matter how you cut them, they come out delicious.
On what planet are marshmallows optional?
Unsweetened cocoa powder, sugar, salt, milk, and marshmallows (optional).
Hot cocoa! Those marshmallows don't look optional.
Two kinds of sugar? Sounds complicated.
Heavy cream, confectioners' sugar, cocoa powder, vanilla, 6 egg yolks, white sugar, and chocolate frosting.
Buche de Noel. AKA a Yule Log. Try it. Yule love it!
Just four ingredients? Seems easy. Almost too easy.
Sugar, corn syrup, peppermint flavor, and red food coloring.
Candy Canes. You can make those? I thought they just arrived with the season, like Santa's sleigh and sales.
