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Chocolate ‘surprise’


Ingredients:

-sprinkles

-Hershey chocolate bars

-pretzels



What you need:

- Microwavable bowl or plate

- (plastic) cup


Directions:

Place one row (four small Hershey bars) in the plastic plate and put it in a microwave for about one min. then pour in the melted chocolate into the plastic cup then add two-four pretzels then put in a second bar for about one min. and add that on top of the pretzels then take your sprinkles and cover the whole top with them then put it in the freezer for about one hour. Then melt one more bar of chocolate for one min. and put that on top of the sprinkles then add about half as many sprinkles as you did before then place it in the freezer for an hour and enjoy!

(Makes one serving) (Per cup)

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