Sweet Mocha Hazelnut Sprinkle Dip Recipe?

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around seeking and sharing recipes that incorporate Mocha Hazelnut Sprinkles, particularly for a show. Participants express various ideas for dips and other sweet treats, while some share their personal experiences with different combinations.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, is looking for a dip recipe to use with Mocha Hazelnut Sprinkles for an upcoming show.
  • Another participant suggests mixing chocolate pudding and Cool Whip as a potential dip.
  • Several users mention adding the sprinkles to cream cheese or Cool Whip for a sweet dip, with varying opinions on sweetness levels.
  • One participant shares their experience of using the sprinkles in a Tiramisu Brownie Trifle, noting it turned out well.
  • Another participant describes a fruit dip made with cream cheese and marshmallow cream that could pair well with the sprinkles.
  • Some participants express interest in experimenting with different combinations, while others share their hesitations about trying new recipes before a show.
  • One participant mentions a recipe involving wrapping Hershey's kisses in biscuits and rolling them in sprinkles, although they express concern about the recipe's healthiness.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best way to use Mocha Hazelnut Sprinkles, with no clear consensus on a single recipe or method. Participants share a variety of ideas and personal experiences without a definitive agreement.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects a mix of personal experiences and creative ideas among participants, primarily focused on using Mocha Hazelnut Sprinkles in sweet recipes for shows and gatherings.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for creative ways to incorporate Mocha Hazelnut Sprinkles into their offerings may find the shared experiences and recipe ideas beneficial.

stacywhitlow said:
Anyone have a frosting recipe for the sweet cinnamon rolls?

I just use powdered sugar mixed w/a little milk. If you don't have milk on hand a little water works too. When I say a little I mean about 1 tsp. to one cup of sugar.
 
Has anybody used the sprinkles as a mug trimmer?

I've used the cinnamon and the caramel as mug trimmers. Just mix 1 tablespoon of sugar to 1 tablespoon of sprinkles. Works good :)
 
pampchefrhondab said:
I just use powdered sugar mixed w/a little milk. If you don't have milk on hand a little water works too. When I say a little I mean about 1 tsp. to one cup of sugar.

I use powder sugar and water too.... and a tiny dash of vanilla flavoring! (TINY dash)
 
PamperedCaniac said:
I use powder sugar and water too.... and a tiny dash of vanilla flavoring! (TINY dash)

Almond extract is good in that icing, too. Or lemon (not on cinnamon rolls, but on cookies).
 
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  • #35
JAE said:
Here's a new Sprinkle recipe without all the exact amounts though.

Grands Biscuits
Hershey's kisses
Butter, melted
Sprinkles

Wrap a kiss in a biscuit and ball it up. Roll it in melted butter. Roll it in sprinkles of your choice. Place the roll into a fluted stone or the silicone one. Do this with all the biscuits. Bake. Not sure what temp or how long. Someone at my show the other night gave me this idea. I'd love to try it, but not at this time. Too fattening for me while I'm trying to be careful.
I did make these, but I never came back to let you know how they turned out. I posted it somewhere, I thought, but I don't know where.

Anyway, I baked them at 375 for about 16-18 minutes. I would use the regular sized biscuits next time. I would also smother the biscuits with the sprinkles because the biscuits really puff up, so the sprinkles spread out. Use at least 1/2 stick of butter, too.
 
JAE said:
I did make these, but I never came back to let you know how they turned out. I posted it somewhere, I thought, but I don't know where.

Anyway, I baked them at 375 for about 16-18 minutes. I would use the regular sized biscuits next time. I would also smother the biscuits with the sprinkles because the biscuits really puff up, so the sprinkles spread out. Use at least 1/2 stick of butter, too.

But were they Good?:love::chef::D
 
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  • #37
They were okay. I had brushed some of the sprinkles off because they were caked on the dough. I should have left them on because, of course, the dough puffed up. Also, there wasn't enough sugar/butter. The cinnamon or caramel bites that I make, and many of us make, were way better. I think using the smaller biscuits would help. I'll try them again, sometime. You could try them and let me know. :)
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What ingredients do I need for the Sweet Mocha Hazelnut Sprinkle Dip?

The main ingredients for the Sweet Mocha Hazelnut Sprinkle Dip include cream cheese, powdered sugar, hazelnut spread, cocoa powder, and a splash of vanilla extract. You may also want to add some chocolate sprinkles for garnish.

How do I prepare the Sweet Mocha Hazelnut Sprinkle Dip?

To prepare the dip, start by softening the cream cheese. Then, in a mixing bowl, combine the softened cream cheese, powdered sugar, hazelnut spread, cocoa powder, and vanilla extract. Mix until smooth and creamy. Transfer to a serving bowl and top with chocolate sprinkles before serving.

What can I serve with the Sweet Mocha Hazelnut Sprinkle Dip?

This dip pairs well with a variety of dippers such as fresh fruit (like strawberries and bananas), pretzels, graham crackers, or even mini pancakes. You can get creative with your dippers based on your preferences!

Can I make the Sweet Mocha Hazelnut Sprinkle Dip ahead of time?

Yes, you can prepare the dip ahead of time! Simply make the dip, cover it tightly, and refrigerate it. It’s best enjoyed within 2-3 days for optimal freshness and flavor.

Is the Sweet Mocha Hazelnut Sprinkle Dip suitable for special diets?

This dip contains dairy and sugar, so it may not be suitable for those with lactose intolerance or those following a sugar-free diet. However, you can modify the recipe by using dairy-free cream cheese and a sugar substitute to accommodate different dietary needs.

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