Now our roles have changed to teachers our children might need reminding parents can still be fun. Planning an activity like chocolate lolly making is the perfect way to do that. Especially if you are a family of chocolate lovers like us. Create exciting new memories with your children with these fabulous sets from John Adams. The lolly maker and chocolate coin maker sets are easy to follow. The instructions are very clear and broken down into steps. You only need to stock up on the missing ingredient, chocolate.

Chocolate Lolly Maker

It is easy to master the art of chocolate lolly making. You fill the melting unit with hot tap water to melt the chocolate. It feels nice and safe for children to handle. They just need to keep stirring until the chocolate is a smooth consistency. They then place the stick in the mould and fill with chocolate. You then pop it into the freezer for 30 minutes.

If your child wants to stamp the back with a secret message, they should remove it from the freezer after 10 minutes. Then they stamp the message before returning to the freezer for the reminding 20 minutes.

Children will enjoy expressing themselves through their creations, making different shaped lollies, whether it’s a heart, a smiley face, or a star or experimenting with white, dark or milk chocolate. They can even add sprinkles or edible glitter. So many possibilities when you have right ingredients. The sticks can be washed and re-used, or you could buy more from John Adams if you gifted the lollies.

Lollies can then be wrapped and gifted or simply savoured! I really like how the clever wrapping station holds the lollies and then helps you wrap them in the gift bags. The finishing touch of a ribbon really takes me it look like a quality gift and it doesn’t get more thoughtful than something you crafted yourself!

Golden Coin Maker

I love the extra details like the golden net bags to add your coins too. You don’t have to wait until Christmas now to get your chocolate coin fix, you can enjoy them all year round.

You get a melting unit again so children can safely melt the chocolate. Then they fill the moulds as before, but adding the moulding lid before freezing for 15 minutes. The process takes longer in the fridge. After you have wrapped your coins you can stamp patterns on both sides.

I think its handy to know you can use regular silver kitchen foil when you run out of the gold foil included. I like it that you can continue using the set without having to track down spare parts.

Giveaway

I have THREE lots of these sets to giveaway! So, three lucky winners will get both the lolly maker (RRP £15) and the chocolate coin maker (RRP £20). If you would like to enter this generous giveaway, please fill out the form below by the 19^th of February.

Win a lolly maker & chocolate coin maker (3 winners)

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