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Grandma’s Garden Patch Truffles bring all the cozy flavor of classic carrot cake into a sweet, bite-sized treat. Each truffle is made with spiced carrot cake, cream cheese, and a creamy white chocolate shell that melts in your mouth. Perfect for Easter, spring celebrations, or anytime you want the comfort of homemade carrot cake in a fun, easy-to-share way.
Do I need to chill the truffle mixture before dipping?
Yes, freezing the rolled carrot cake truffles for at least 30 minutes makes them firm enough to dip into melted chocolate without falling apart.
Can I use store-bought carrot cake instead of homemade?
Absolutely! A bakery or boxed carrot cake works perfectly and saves time. Just make sure it’s moist enough to blend smoothly with the cream cheese.
Do I have to toast the pecans?
Toasting isn’t required, but it adds a richer, nuttier flavor that balances the sweetness of the truffles.
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NOTE: If you are adding picks or sticks to the truffles, press them into each one before the white chocolate sets so that they don’t crack
How long do Grandma’s Garden Patch Truffles last?
They’ll keep in the fridge for up to 5 days in an airtight container.
Can I freeze these truffles?
Yes, freeze them (without decorations) for up to 2 months. Thaw in the fridge overnight before serving.
What kind of chocolate is best for coating?
White chocolate melts, like Ghirardelli, work best because they set quickly and create a smooth shell.
Can I make these truffles ahead of time?
Definitely! They’re a great make-ahead dessert and even taste better once they’ve chilled.
How do I keep the coating smooth?
Dip each truffle with a fork, gently tap off the excess chocolate, and let them set on parchment paper for a neat finish.
Enjoy these truffles outside with a little “garden party” of your own. Set up a blanket in the yard, bring out a basket of spring flowers, and nibble on the truffles while sipping tea or lemonade. For kids, make it extra playful by hiding the truffles around the yard like mini “carrots” in a treasure hunt—each one becomes a sweet little discovery from Grandma’s garden.
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