These adorable Halloween Chocolate Truffles are filled with rich, bittersweet chocolate, covered in sprinkles and only 3 ingredients needed. The perfect easy easy no-bake dessert for Halloween.
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Halloween Chocolate Truffles Recipe
This chocolate truffle recipe is the perfect treat for your Halloween Party!
Halloween is of our favorite food crafting holiday! I love to create fun and delicious Halloween treats for my friends and family. We have tons of Easy Halloween Treats that will complete all of your Halloween Party needs, as well as Easy Halloween Decorations (one of our favorites are our Halloween Tomato Cage Ghosts)!
If you think that truffles sound hard to make, you couldn’t be more mistaken! They are very easy to make and only take 3 ingredients. What I also love about them is that they can be easily adapted for any holiday just by changing the sprinkles.
You can use Christmas sprinkles for a holiday treat, Valentine’s sprinkles for a Valentine’s day dessert or just fun sprinkles for a birthday party or any of your everyday dessert needs.
We love Chocolate Truffles and no bake desserts so much! Some of our other favorites are our Peanut Butter Balls and our Oatmeal Monster Cookie Energy Balls (these are a great after school snack too!)
What is a truffle
Typically a truffle is a type of ganache, which is a mixture of bittersweet chocolate and heavy cream. They are rolled into balls to look like their namesake, the truffle mushroom. They have almost a fudge-like texture.
Ingredients
- semi-sweet chocolate chips – Typically you will want to use a good quality chocolate, either semisweet or bittersweet chocolate (around 60% cocoa) – chocolate chips work well.
- unsalted sweet cream butter (softened)
- heavy whipping cream
- Halloween colored sprinkles
Useful Tools
- 1 cookie sheet with parchment paper
- 1 small cookie scoop
- 1 9×9 glass dish
How to make homemade chocolate truffles
Making chocolate truffles is actually much easier than you would think.
- Boil the heavy cream and pour the hot cream over chocolate.
- Mix and chill.
- Roll into balls and cover in sprinkles, dip in chocolate, roll in chopped nuts or dust with cocoa powder (you can do this by rolling in the cocoa powder).
PRO-TIP: I find using a cookie scoop is much better than using a kitchen spoon to scoop the filling and roll into balls. It creates the perfect size truffle!
How to store truffles
Truffles can be kept in the refrigerator for about a week and frozen for 1-2 months (defrost in the fridge overnight).
More great easy Halloween Treats
- Meringue Ghosts
- Halloween Spider Cookies
- Witch Hat Cookies
- Candy Corn Fudge
- Halloween Fruit Kabobs
- Graveyard Chocolate Cheesecake Dip
Chocolate Truffles
Ingredients
- 12 ounces semi-sweet chocolate chips about 60 cocoa
- ¼ cup unsalted sweet cream butter softened
- 1 cup heavy whipping cream
- Halloween colored sprinkles
Instructions
- Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper. Set aside.
- Put the chocolate and butter in a large bowl. Set aside.
- Using a small sauce pan, heat heavy whipping cream until slightly boiling
- Pour the hot whipping cream over chocolate mixture in bowl and let stand 2 minutes. Using a whisk stir mixture until smooth.
- Using a 9×9 baking pan, pour the mixture into the pan
- Refrigerate at least one hour (but three hours is ideal), or until firm enough to shape.
- Pour the halloween sprinkles into a large bowl. Using a small ice cream scooper, scoop out some of the truffle mixture and then roll into a ball.
- Roll the truffle into the sprinkles and place ball onto a prepared cookie sheet. Repeat steps until all truffle mixture is used.
- Put each truffle in a container with tight-fitting lid and refrigerate for at least 1 hour. (or until firm)
- Store in your refrigerator.
Jenn’s Notes
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So fun, my kids would love making and eating these! 🙂
What a fun idea! So colorful and festive!
How fun would these be for a class party?!? I may have to surprise my kids.
My kids will absolutely love these festive fall treats!
My kids will absolutely love these festive fall treats!
I couldn’t choose which one to Pin to my on my Pinterest Page, so I shared them all. Merry Christmas.
LOL – thanks so much for sharing! Happy Holidays!
Fun to make and give