White Chocolate dipped Preztels- 4th of July Style

Last night my daughter and I made these yummy treats to sell at her lemonade stand. :)

She is raising money for her aunties "Light the Night" walk to fight Leukemia. Read our family story by clicking HERE. Any donations is welcomed and thanked! :)

Our theme for the lemonade stand is red, white, and blue so we found several great ideas on pintrest. A big thanks to http://cupcakesandcashmere.com/ for the white chocolate sprinkled pretzels. :)

As I was making them with my daughter I told her I really wanted to eat one but her response was, "mom, you can buy one at the lemonade stand this weekend." WHAT!?! LOL, she is a great salesperson at age 4! :) LOL

This was a very simple to make. I melted the white chocolate carefully in the microwave! Then I put the chocolate on the pretzel and my daughter helped with the decorating! :) We dried them on wax paper and now they are in are freezer staying cool since it is humid and hot and our stand is not till tomorrow. :)

I got all the supplies at Aldi's- Big pretzels, white chips, sprinkles!!! I am going to price them for .75 cents each or 2 for a dollar! :) I would spend that on them and I know we will still make a profit to fight Leukemia! :) :)

Next up for our red, white, and blue sale is- Chocolate covered and sprinkled marshmallows! :)

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