In Europe, it was a Hanukkah tradition to give children a bit of gelt—Yiddish for money—to buy candy and treats. The first chocolate gelt was created in 1920 by a New York candy company. Now you can make your own sweet Hanukkah treat!
What You’ll Need:
1 cup of chocolate chips
microwaveable bowl
spoon
mini cupcake liners
baking sheet or muffin tin
toothpick gold or silver foil
scissors
What to Do:
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