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Beri kejutan yang menarik untuk anak-anak dengan Cookies yang didalamnya ada permen yang menanti, mereka akan sangat senang sekali, yuk di coba 

What you’ll need:

•A batch of sugar-cookie dough •Light blue fondant •Blue-and-white striped paper straws •Small gold candies or sprinkles •Royal icing •Rectangle cookie cutter •Small circle cookie cutter •Light corn syrup •Piping tip and bag

1. Roll and cut your dough

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Roll out dough to about 3 to 4 mm, then cut out 3 rectangles per dreidel. Use a knife to cut away two angled sections at the bottom of each rectangle, creating a triangular shape at one end. Take one of your dreidel-shaped cookies and cut out a circle in the center, which is where your gold candy or sprinkles will go (more on that later). Bake cookies according to the recipe, and let cool.

2. Stack and fill ’em up

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Take one of the full dreidel cookies (without the hole cut-out) and pipe royal icing around the perimeter.

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Top with the cookie with the hole in the center, and lightly press down.

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Pour your golden candy or sprinkles into the circle! (We used tiny golden nonpareils and gold dusted chocolate candy beans.)

3. Attach the handle

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Before adding the last layer of cookie, cut down a paper straw to 2-3 inches and flatten one end.

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Attach the flattened end to the top of your stacked cookies with icing.

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Add more icing around the perimeter before pressing on the top cookie layer.

4. Add some fondant

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Roll out light blue fondant and cut to the same size as your cookies. Attach it to your top cookie with light corn syrup, then let set for 20 minutes.

5. Decorate away

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Finally, jazz up your dreidel cookie however you like. (We splattered on some gold flecks with a paint brush, and added a white bow.)