How to make a Delicious and Decadent Pepero, Pocky and Pretzel Sticks.
How to Make Pepero for Valentines Recipe. Another Sweet Treats Idea to create, super easy and simple yet look pretty and yummy. A delicious and decadent homemade chocolate dipped Finger Sticks or Pretzel Sticks with toppings. These chocolate sticks, really looks like a Mini- Pepero or Pocky. To make these chocolate sticks, all we need is a good quality of Dark, Milk or White Chocolates, A buttery Finger Sticks or a salty Pretzel Sticks and a topping like sprinkles, nuts, oreos and etc.. All we need is to melt our chocolate, dip our finger sticks or pretzel sticks and add sprinkles. Arrange on a tray and chill until set, and it’s done. Place them in a pastry pouch and put it in a fancy box and it’s ready to share with your family and friends.
As promised, I’m back with our 2nd DIY Valentine’s Recipe! I know that some of you want’s to have a new recipe to add in your Negosyo List / Online Business, so here it is guys. I decided to make this Chocolate Dipped Sticks, coz’ every time I visit a Japanese or Korean Store, I noticed there’s always a specific shelves just for Pepero, Pocky, Lotte, and it has so many flavors to choose from. And there’s a trend in YouTube Unboxing Pepero, that’s why I find it interesting. So, let’s get started. . .
Makes: 10 dozens or 10 boxes of Pepero
Here’s Our Simple Ingredients:
A Pack of Finger Sticks Plain, Assorted Dark and White Chocolate Bars, Peanuts, Oreo and Sprinkles.
You can also use Pretzel Sticks, if you want. I’m using Goya Chocolate on my DIY recipes, but you can use any brands of chocolate. If you are allergic to nuts, you can replace it with cereals like corn flakes, rice krispies, granola, koko krunch or fruit loops.
If you’re interested in making this Pepero, I bought my Finger Sticks at Chefs and Bakers. 1 pack (500g) for only Php 80.00, I roughly estimated about 200 pieces of sticks in a pack. These Finger Sticks are not too sweet, buttery and it’s good, perfect for Pepero recipe.
Pepero for Valentines
These easy to make chocolate sticks, really looks like a Mini-Pepero or Pocky a great gift idea for Valentines Day to your love ones.
For the Pepero, I didn’t use the regular clear view plastic container, coz’ Pepero originally packed in beautiful boxes as we all know. If only my printer is working, I can make a personalized design box for this one. So I’m using the White Box with Acetate Cover (6×4.5×1.5), it’s (10’s/pack) for only Php 65.00. I also use the Acetate Box (5.5×5.5×10), it’s (10’s/pack) for only Php 65.00.
We also need a Pastry Pouch (5×8), it’s (100’s/pack) for only Php 75.00 and a Crepe Paper that’s Php10.00/piece. I divided the crepe paper in 8 parts and cut it into strings and add it in the box. And lastly, the Paper Belt (20’s/pack) got this for only Php 48.00.
And now, My patience gives me a beautiful reward :), look at that! Our Pepero looks awesome guys hehe.. I wish I can taste test these cuties, but I’m having a lot of rashes from food allergies right now :(. But I’m confident enough that this recipe is great and perfect gift for this coming Valentines Day. Another easy-to-make and no-bake recipe to try and earn money from it.
Both Dark and White Melted Chocolates covered at least 8 dozens of Finger Sticks. And I don’t want to waste anything so, I mix the remaining leftovers, as you can see in the photo shown at the top. This melted Milk Chocolate covered another 2 1/2 dozens of Finger Sticks but unfortunately, we don’t have enough toppings. So, I end up having the Original Pepero, the Plain Chocolate.
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Hello, I'm Ping Joven welcome to Pinoy Desserts the home of Filipino Dessert Recipes, I love sweets and I love to share my goodies with my family and friends. I’ve spent so much time in our kitchen even though I don’t have formal cooking education, but I cook and bake a lot. I have a large collection of cookbooks. I love watching Foodnetwork Channel & YouTube cooking videos it helps me develop my skills. To my fellow home cooks and home-bakers we should keep doing what we love and enjoy being creative in the kitchen. I also love taking photos of my food but, I’m not a good photographer, so I just hope and pray that my food will make you hungry, so you won’t notice my bad composition LOL. And lastly, please have mercy on my poor writing skills, English subject has always giving me a headache and as I compose this bio I can feel a migraine starts to kick in LOL.
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