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How To Make Christmas Reindeer Sweet Cones

Ah, Christmas. That magical time of year when the house smells like cinnamon, the fairy lights are tangled (again), and we’re all looking for that perfect little gift that says, “I thought of you… and I brought snacks.”

Enter: Christmas Reindeer Sweet Cones! These adorable little treats are festive, fun, and fabulously easy to make. Whether you’re filling a Christmas Eve box, putting together a hamper, or just want to surprise someone with a sweet Rudolph shaped smile, these cones are a winner.


🕒 Time to read: 3 minutes


Reindeer Sweet Cone Stocking Filler
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Here’s your festive toolkit:

  • Clear cellophane cone bags (you can find these online or in craft shops)
  • Twist ties or festive ribbon
  • Eye stickers (or googly eyes if you’re feeling extra)
  • Red pom-poms (for that iconic Rudolph nose)
  • Brown pipe cleaners (for antlers, of course!)
  • Glue dots or sticky tape
  • Sweets to fill your cone, I used:
    • Cola-flavoured Millions (for the base)
    • White mini marshmallows (for the face!)
    • Chocolate buttons (because… chocolate)
Christmas Sweet Cone Party Bags
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Ready? Let’s make some magic:

  1. Fill the Cone
    Start with a layer of cola Millions at the bottom. This gives your reindeer a nice sturdy base (and a tasty one too).
    Next, add a generous handful of mini marshmallows. They look like snow on the face and taste like clouds.
    Finally, top it off with chocolate buttons. Because Christmas calories don’t count.
  2. Seal It Up
    Twist the top of the cone tightly and secure it with a twist tie or ribbon. This keeps everything fresh and gives you a base for the antlers.
  3. Add the Face
    Stick on two eye stickers near the top of the cone. Then pop a red pom-pom just below for Rudolph’s nose.
  4. Make the Antlers
    Take a brown pipe cleaner, twist it around the top of the cone, and shape it into antlers. You can curl the ends or zig zag them around a pencil to get the desired shape.

And voilà! You’ve got yourself a reindeer that’s cute enough to eat (literally).

Pre Filled Christmas Sweet Cone Bags
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🎁 Stocking Fillers: Pop one in each stocking for a sweet surprise.
🎄 Table Settings: Lay one on each plate at your Christmas dinner. Instant charm!
👩‍🏫 Teacher Gifts: A thoughtful treat that says “thanks for putting up with my child all year.”
🎉 Party Favours: Great for school parties, work dos, or festive get-togethers.

Reindeer Sweet Cones
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Want to take it up a notch? Try these ideas:

  • Add a name tag and turn your reindeer into a place card
  • Use gold or glittery pipe cleaners for fancy antlers
  • Pop in a joke or Christmas message for a personal touch

Planning to pop your sweet cones into a Christmas Eve box? Add a sprinkle of North Pole magic with these free printable delivery labels! Whether your box is “shipped” by Santa himself or hand-delivered by your Elf on the Shelf, these red and green tags make it look like it came straight from Santa’s workshop. Just print, cut, and stick them onto your box for that extra festive touch.

Download your Christmas Eve box labels here.

Rudolph Sweet Cones Christmas Sweets
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If you give these sweet cones a go, I’d love to see them! Tag me on socials or drop a comment below with your own twist on the reindeer theme. Did you use rainbow sweets? Add a Santa hat? Let’s inspire each other!

Until next time, keep crafting, keep smiling, and remember… it’s all in the detail.

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