You Will Need ...
  1. Two mini candy canes

  2. Frosting (canned is fine)

  3. One flat rectangular candy (for example, a mini chocolate bar)

  4. One cone shaped candy (for example, a Reese's or a Hershey Kiss)

  5. Little round candies to accessorize

  6. Knife or other spreading tool.

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Step 1: 

Spread a layer of frosting on the underside of your candy bar. Place the two longer, straight parts of the candy canes into the frosting with the curled part facing up, pointing back at the candy bar.

Step 2: 

Put some frosting on the widest part of the candy and secure to the top of the candy bar. Layer some more frosting on the upper part of the candy and top with a small round candy head (Gobstoppers, Lemon Heads, gumballs, all work well).

Step 3: 

That's it! Once you've mastered making our basic sleighs, your imagination can go wild with what kinds of candy you can use to create different sleighs and riders!

Age: 
Preschool
School-age
Tween
Teen
Basic: 
Food
Holiday
Craft Length: 
5 - 15 minutes
Difficulty: 
Easy peasy (fun and simple)
Holiday: 
Christmas
Prep Time: 
5 - 10 minutes
Supervision: 
1 adult per 5 children
Tips: 

1. If you wish to make larger sleighs, use full sized candy bars and candy canes. The great thing about using full sized candies is that you can use glue dots instead of icing to hold the sleighs together.
2. Use mini chocolate Santas for your sleigh riders on the full sized sleighs.

Variations: 

Take a look at some of the Candy Sleighs I have made! Some have one rider, some have two, and they all use different candies to achieve the look!

Variation Photos: