To make snowman soup for all the kids

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In dds class and her teachers? Think there's about 30 all together.

Really fancy doing it. I can get the stuff from £1 shops.

D you think this would be daft? And what would you think if your child received it from another child?
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I wouldn't have a clue what it was - it is hot chocolate

oh and to add - we don't do and never will do gifts to the whole class from my 3 - I don't have a spare £90 for starters!

We usually make reindeer poo.

I think it's a lovely idea. If my dc got something like that I would wonder how I would be able to convince them to let me eat it.

They look lovely OP.

How nasty Bradsplit.

I did it for ds's class last year took about half an hour - 40 minutes and cost a tenner for all 30 kids. It's not a major task or outlay.

Oh is it hot chocolate ?

I like them.

I think its lovely.

Might well have it in our Christmas Eve box :)

Not that I would object if it was.

Looks a bit gross in that picture. What is it? How old are the children? Under 8's then a homemade Christmas crafty gift is nice. If they're 17 then I reckon I'd leave it.

It looks yummy, what is it?

So long as no snowmen are hurt in the process they'll love it

And you need to get some manners Bradsplit.

seriously - people do presents for every child in the class - good lord I have really seen it all!

Yeah it's hot choc with mini marshmallows and chocolate drops.

Bradspitt. I can't work, I have severe postnatal depression. My husband works though.

That ones got too much hot chocolate in, I did a little cone of chocolate, in a cut of cone, then a layer of chocolate beans hen marshmallows. The hot chocolates the pricy part.

My dd has been brought these bags to fill for dgc friends as pressys .... she is going to put a candy cane in for a stirrer .
I think its a lovely idea .
cheap but homemade with a bit of thought .

I also think they look gross but my DD is 5 and loves them...she bought one just like that at the local Christmas fair and loved it.

Nice idea although I think it might be wise to ask the teacher if there's any children with allergies.

My DD wouldn't be able up have that.

Yeah I have the bags anyway as I make them for niece/nephews and for Xmas eve box every year. All I need to hot choc, marshmallow and a candy cane :).

I would be really happy for my dc to get a present like that, and probably feel a little guilty that I am too lazy to bother.
It's a lovely idea.