We first learned about Snowman Soup from our friends at Diary of a Frugal Family a long, long, time ago and it has been part of our Christmas Eve Traditions and annual teacher gifts since then. It is super simple to make and tastes delicious.

How to make snowman soup

Ingredients

Hot chocolate
Mini Marshmallows
Chocolate buttons
Cellophane Bags
Ribbon
Label

Spoon some drinking chocolate into the cellophane bag and then tie it off with some ribbon cutting off the excess bag.

Snowman Soup and free printable labels

Place the drinking chocolate in the cellophane bag into the other cellophane bag and add a handful of mini marshmallows, making sure you cover the tied up top of the hot chocolate bag.

On top of the mini marshmallows, add some chocolate buttons.

Snowman Soup and free printable labels

Tie the top of the bag up with some ribbon if using cone shaped bags. If using rectangular bags then double fold the top and secure with a label and staple. Tie a candy cane to the bag with some more ribbon.

We then place ours in a kid decorated cup for the teachers and we also place one bag into the boys Christmas Eve Hamper and gift them to our friends along with Reindeer Food.

Snowman Soup and free printable labels

I spent £1 on the hot chocolate, the same on the candy canes and 80p on the mini marshmallows and I got 7 bags of snowman soup out of them. Making them less than 50p each.

14 thoughts on “Snowman Soup and free printable labels”

Cass@frugalfamily November 17, 2015 at 9:21 am

We love making this every year – it’s always really well received too as it’s one of those homemade gifts that looks really good if you know what I mean x

Mirka Moore @Kahanka November 17, 2015 at 10:17 am

I love this idea Jen, need to make this with the girls. You are so clever xxx

mama syder November 17, 2015 at 12:41 pm

Snowman soup is a big part of my build up to Christmas, I make tons of them for everyone I know. I have ordered the same cone bags as you this year. Yours look great x