Mini Donut Snowman Stack

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This delightful treat features mini powdered sugar donuts stacked on skewers to form charming snowmen. Decorate each with candy eyes, orange candy noses, chocolate chip mouths, and pretzel stick arms. Add colorful fruit leather scarves or take decorating further with icing or edible markers. Ready in just 15 minutes, it’s a fun, no-bake winter snack ideal for kids' parties or holiday celebrations.

Updated on Wed, 10 Dec 2025 16:13:00 GMT
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Adorable and fun mini donut snowmen stacked on skewers—a perfect, no-bake winter snack for kids parties or holiday treats.

I enjoy making these with my kids since they get to decorate their own snowmen and eat their creations right after.

Ingredients

  • Donuts & Decorations: 24 mini powdered sugar donuts, 8 mini orange candy-coated chocolates (such as Reeses Pieces), 24 mini chocolate chips, 16 candy eyes, 8 small pretzel sticks (halved for arms), 8 wooden skewers
  • Optional: 8 fruit leather strips (for scarves), Colored icing or edible markers (for buttons and details)

Instructions

Step 1:
Carefully thread 3 mini powdered donuts onto each skewer to form the snowmans body.
Step 2:
Gently press 2 candy eyes into the top donut of each stack.
Step 3:
Use a mini orange candy as the nose, inserting it into the center of the top donut.
Step 4:
Place mini chocolate chips below the nose to create a mouth.
Step 5:
Insert 2 pretzel stick halves into either side of the middle donut for arms.
Step 6:
(Optional) Tie a fruit leather strip around the neck (between top and middle donut) as a scarf.
Step 7:
Decorate with colored icing or edible markers for buttons and extra features if desired.
Step 8:
Serve immediately, or refrigerate briefly to help everything set.
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My family loves gathering around the kitchen decorating their own snowmen with different colored icing and details.

Required Tools

8 wooden skewers, Small knife (for making holes if needed), Serving platter

Allergen Information

Contains Wheat (gluten), milk, soy (in donuts and some candies). May contain Nuts (check candy labels), eggs (check donut ingredients). Always check packaging to confirm allergen status.

Nutritional Information

Calories approximately 200 per serving, Total Fat 6 g, Carbohydrates 36 g, Protein 2 g

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This treat is perfect for winter gatherings and easy enough for kids to help make with minimal supervision.

Recipe Questions & Answers

How do you assemble the mini donut snowmen?

Thread three mini powdered sugar donuts onto a wooden skewer, then add candy eyes, an orange candy nose, chocolate chip mouth, and pretzel arms for a festive look.

Can I customize the decorations?

Yes, you can use colored icing or edible markers for buttons and extra details, plus fruit leather strips make great scarves.

Is this snack suitable for nut allergies?

Ensure the candies you use are nut-free and check all packaging to avoid allergens.

Do the snowmen need to be refrigerated?

They can be served immediately or refrigerated briefly to help decorations set, but no baking or cooking is required.

What tools are needed to create this snack?

You'll need wooden skewers and optionally a small knife for making holes if decorations need placement assistance.

Can kids help make these snowmen?

Absolutely! Decorating the mini donut snowmen is a fun activity for children and great for parties.

Mini Donut Snowman Stack

Adorable mini donut snowmen stacked on skewers, perfect for no-bake winter snacks and holiday fun.

Prep Duration
15 min
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Overall Time
15 min
By Pecan Groove Holly Emerson

Recipe Group Simple Sweet Treats

Skill Level Easy

Culinary Tradition American

Portions 8 Number of Servings

Diet Concerns Vegetarian-Friendly

What You'll Need

Donuts & Decorations

01 24 mini powdered sugar donuts
02 8 mini orange candy-coated chocolates (such as Reese's Pieces)
03 24 mini chocolate chips
04 16 candy eyes
05 8 small pretzel sticks, halved for arms
06 8 wooden skewers

Optional

01 8 fruit leather strips for scarves
02 Colored icing or edible markers for buttons and details

Step-by-Step Guide

Step 01

Assemble Donut Stack: Thread 3 mini powdered sugar donuts onto each wooden skewer to form the snowman’s body.

Step 02

Attach Eyes: Gently press 2 candy eyes into the top donut of each stack.

Step 03

Add Nose: Insert one mini orange candy-coated chocolate into the center of the top donut to form the nose.

Step 04

Create Mouth: Place mini chocolate chips beneath the nose on the top donut to resemble a mouth.

Step 05

Attach Arms: Insert two pretzel stick halves into either side of the middle donut to serve as arms.

Step 06

Optional: Add Scarf: Tie a fruit leather strip around the neck area, between the top and middle donuts, to simulate a scarf.

Step 07

Optional: Decorate: Use colored icing or edible markers to add buttons and other details as desired.

Step 08

Serve or Chill: Serve immediately or refrigerate briefly to help components set in place.

Tools Needed

  • Wooden skewers
  • Small knife
  • Serving platter

Allergy Details

Always check each item for allergens and reach out to your doctor if unsure.
  • Contains wheat (gluten), milk, and soy. May contain nuts and eggs depending on candy and donut ingredients. Confirm allergen information on packaging.

Nutrition Details (per serving)

Nutrition info is a guide; don't substitute for professional advice.
  • Calorie Count: 200
  • Fat content: 6 g
  • Carbohydrate: 36 g
  • Protein Amount: 2 g