Do you remember Chocolate Crackles? When I was a child I loved Chocolate Crackles as they were a delicious treat that we were only allowed to enjoy on birthdays.
I don’t think I’ve had a chocolate crackle in 10 years or more, so when one of my fiances workmates put in a request for me to make some White Chocolate Crackles I thought it would be fun. With the festive season quickly approaching though I thought I would turn the White Chocolate Crackles into White Christmas Crackles!
One thing that was present in the crackles I remember from my childhood was Copha, but I didn’t want to use Copha in my crackles. I searched online and came across a White Chocolate Crackles recipe from the lovely Maggie Beer, which didn’t use Copha, so I used that as my base. To that I added different coloured glace cherries, pistachios and coconut.
To take my festive themed treats to the next level I made Christmas tree shaped crackles. I thought the glace cherries and pistachios would sort of act as Christmas tree decorations. Whether they look like Christmas trees or just lumps of crackles is up to your imagination ;)
Were Chocolate Crackles one of your favourite party foods growing up? If not, what was?
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- 4 cups rice bubbles
- 1 cup shredded coconut
- cup pistachio nuts, lightly toasted ,
- 400g of mixed coloured glace cherries chopped,
- 200g of white chocolate, chopped
- 80ml cream
- 1 tablespoon glucose syrup
- Combine rice bubbles, coconut, pistachios and cherries in a large bowl and stir to combine.
- Melt the chocolate in a bowl over a pot of simmering water. Once melted add the cream and glucose syrup, and stir to combine.
- Pour the chocolate mixture over the rice bubble mixture and stir until everything is coated.
- Place spoonfuls of the mixture into patty cases and chill until set, 2 to 3 hours.

So pretty and festive!
Cheers,
Rosa
Thanks Rosa :D
I've never heard of chocolate crackles...we have rice krispie cakes in the UK, but not sure if that's the same thing? I've not seen them with coconut in before. But they look lovely and I want to try them! So festive, and the little glace cherries look like jewels on the christmas trees, beautiful :-)
Thanks :D Rice krispies are made of rice bubbles, so they are similar. At least with these you an make your own flavours ;)
Pretttttyyyy! Merry Christmas Jen :-) Hope you have lovely holidays!
Thanks Sneh :D You too!
Yum... and yum!
Christmas crackles, they look so festive and with the snow falling on your web page...it's Christmas.
Thanks Moya, I'm glad you like them. Happy holidays! :D
what an easy treat! yet so cute
Thanks Beti :D Happy Holidays!
I love how simple and delicious these look. Very Christmassy!
Mmm, these take me back to childhood Christmas Eves!
I've never had crackles before and now I want it all.. Every bite :D This looks so festive. Happy Holidays, Jennifer :)
Happy Holidays to you too Kiran :D
Ah chocolate crackles, memories from childhood parties, love the festive spin!
Awesome colours!! I do love choc crackles - they take me back haha
I made these today. Simple and delicious.... Simply delicious. Thanks for the great recipe. Merry Christmas
Hi Kerry,
Thanks for your feedback. I'm so glad you enjoyed them. Merry Christmas! :D