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Whipped Cream Hearts

By Paula |

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My kids absolutely LOVE anything they can put marshmallows in. S’mores, their mouths, nutella sandwiches (yes it’s a thing, you should try that), hot chocolate, you name it. We had planned on making homemade marshmallows during the snowpocalypse but there seems to be a shortage of unflavored gelatin in my town. We hit several stores and at all of them the shelves were wiped out. What’s a Mom to do when she’s promised marshmallows? Make whipped cream “marshmallows” of course. Yes you read correctly. Whipped Cream Marshmallows. Guess what? They’re WAY easier than traditional marshmallows and the kids can make them themselves. Who’s a Mom rockstar now? We are.

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Want to know what else my kids love? Trumoo. Every time they see it in the dairy department they ask for it. Not kidding. When it came time to put our whipped cream hearts to good use we used a new flavor of Trumoo  to make our “hot chocolate” – Trumoo’s Chocolate Marshmallow Milk.  It’s pretty much a s’more in a cup! TruMoo Chocolate Marshmallow milk is made with fresh white milk sourced from regional dairies around the country – pure cocoa and just enough natural sugar to make it taste great. Nutritious and Delicious!

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Did you know that TruMoo Milk contains no artificial growth hormones and no high fructose corn syrup. You can enjoy TruMoo Chocolate Marshmallow hot or cold! Try it as an ingredient in your favorite mock-tail. It’s available in the dairy section at grocery stores nationwide through the month of February.

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 Disclaimer: This post is sponsored by Trumoo. I was compensated for my time. Opinions are my own. Always have been. Always will be.

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Whipped Cream Hearts

What You Will Need:

  • 1 pint heavy whipping cream
  • 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
  • 1/4 cup sugar

What To Do:

  1. Place cream, vanilla, and sugar into your mixing bowl. Using whisk attachment mix until stiff peaks form.
  2. Transfer whipped cream to a shallow baking dish. Smooth cream as much as possible. Place dish into freezer until firm.
  3. Using a heart cookie cutter, cut out heart shapes.
  4. Place hearts into hot chocolate.
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Comments

  1. Vickie says

    I would actually enjoy both hot and cold..today cold as it is in the 80’s and the air is on..thanks for the chance to win..

  6. Joelen says

    My son LOVES chocolate milk and hot chocolate! He especially enjoys whipped cream and calls it ‘cream ball’ (he’s 3 lol). I’m going to have to try this for Valentines Day for him!

  12. foodwanderings says

    My son loves hot chocolate, even now at 21. He doesn’t drink coffee. 🙂 Love the heart shaped marshmallows for that extra touch!

  14. Lora @cakeduchess says

    A cup of hot chocolate is something I crave sometimes more than an espresso (gasp!):) This is so cute and I’d love a cup now!

    • Paula says

      Hi Hala! I would imagine that would work just fine! If you try it, let us know how it turns out.

  21. Alyce says

    This is Wonderful! Could you cut them out, ziplock them & leave in freezer
    Until you need one? I would ??to make peppermint
    Flavored one’s!! ????

    • Paula says

      Hi Alyce! I haven’t tried that but I’m thinking it should work. If you do try, let us know how it turns out : ) And peppermint flavored sounds wonderful.