Reserve 48 chocolate chips. In a microwave, melt remaining chocolate chips; stir until smooth. Spread the flat side of each kiss with a small amount of melted chocolate; immediately attach each to a cookie.
Secure one reserved chocolate chip as a stem onto each acorn. Place on waxed or parchment-lined baking sheets; let stand until set. Store in an airtight container.
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cynandtom
Nov 24, 2020
Super cute and fun! I made them with my kindergartners and they loved them
JGa2595176
Jun 21, 2019
The most adorable recipe!! Love making this with my kids in the fall for a snack or for a autumn potluck. Easy to use as a edible craft too. Two big thumbs up!
rena 55
Nov 17, 2018
These are so cute and so tasty. Kids and adults love them.
Ziggy
Oct 21, 2018
The secret is add a mini chocolate chip morsel on top with melted chips. works great looks adorable
And I found the mini nutter butter in individual canisters snack pack in grocery store
meliss.beyer
Sep 15, 2017
My mom and I made these for my baby shower that is on Sunday. The hardest part was finding the mini nutter butters! Aldi randomly had them :) they came out really cute! I would have given 5 stars but putting the chocolate on the top was a struggle. It didn't come out perfectly. It was either too cooled that the chocolate was hard to pipe or too hot that it was runny. Overall, really quick and easy fall treat.
engprof
Sep 13, 2016
I made these to take to a ladies lunch, and they were such a hit, both in appearance and flavor. They were popular, too, in the size. That makes them dangerous, if you ask me, but I know I'll be making these often for fall functions. I used dark chocolate kisses and dark chocolate chips for the stems because dark is better for you, and I didn't want to mess with piping.
BIGJOHNSGAL
Dec 14, 2015
These were fun & easy to make! Everyone loved them at Thanksgiving! Will be a tradition from now on!
SaceyK1
Nov 11, 2015
Haven't made them, but they look adorable and I'll probably make them for Thanksgiving. One question, how many Kisses are in a bag. It calls for 48, is that approximately 1 bag? Thanks!
ebramkamp
Oct 30, 2015
Super simple and so cute. My granddaughter enjoyed making these with me. The second time I made them I used mini vanilla wafers in lieu of the peanut butter cookies. I also made a batch using pumpkin spice kisses.
Queenlalisa
Sep 23, 2015
These are cute and easy. I made them several years ago. I use a miniature chocolate chip for the stem. I am going to put them on a peanut butter cake for Thanksgiving this year.
Reviews
Super cute and fun! I made them with my kindergartners and they loved them
The most adorable recipe!! Love making this with my kids in the fall for a snack or for a autumn potluck. Easy to use as a edible craft too. Two big thumbs up!
These are so cute and so tasty. Kids and adults love them.
The secret is add a mini chocolate chip morsel on top with melted chips. works great looks adorable And I found the mini nutter butter in individual canisters snack pack in grocery store
My mom and I made these for my baby shower that is on Sunday. The hardest part was finding the mini nutter butters! Aldi randomly had them :) they came out really cute! I would have given 5 stars but putting the chocolate on the top was a struggle. It didn't come out perfectly. It was either too cooled that the chocolate was hard to pipe or too hot that it was runny. Overall, really quick and easy fall treat.
I made these to take to a ladies lunch, and they were such a hit, both in appearance and flavor. They were popular, too, in the size. That makes them dangerous, if you ask me, but I know I'll be making these often for fall functions. I used dark chocolate kisses and dark chocolate chips for the stems because dark is better for you, and I didn't want to mess with piping.
These were fun & easy to make! Everyone loved them at Thanksgiving! Will be a tradition from now on!
Haven't made them, but they look adorable and I'll probably make them for Thanksgiving. One question, how many Kisses are in a bag. It calls for 48, is that approximately 1 bag? Thanks!
Super simple and so cute. My granddaughter enjoyed making these with me. The second time I made them I used mini vanilla wafers in lieu of the peanut butter cookies. I also made a batch using pumpkin spice kisses.
These are cute and easy. I made them several years ago. I use a miniature chocolate chip for the stem. I am going to put them on a peanut butter cake for Thanksgiving this year.