Food has always been essential to a Christmas feast since the holidays are a time for friends and family. On any platter you may find turkey or ham as a main course along with so many other delights. While desserts often feature Christmas cookies shaped like Santas, reindeer, trees, and other icons of yuletide yore. In any case, a large Christmas table often leads many to list weight loss on their New Year’s Resolutions which they’ll never fulfill. Anyway, over the years I’ve done an annual Christmas treat post featuring plenty of unique food this holiday season. Though many of these treats are professionally made, some don’t seem hard to make at all. Yet, I’ve found most of them on Pinterest or on Google Images. So for your reading pleasure, I offer another assortment of Christmas delights. Enjoy.
- A reindeer cake should always include golden antlers.
It also contains golden ears and red nose to indicate it’s Rudolph. Even has jingles on the collar.
2. Watermelon Christmas trees are a delightful yuletide treat.
This just has Christmas trees cut out from watermelon. May not be green, but they’re simple enough.
3. Nobody could resist this penguin cake.
This guy wears a Santa hat with a bough of holly. While its face is just so adorable you want to eat up.
4. Would you like a train on your plate?
This mostly consists of graham crackers, whipped cream, and M&Ms. Great for kids to make for themselves.
5. Do you want to build a snow tree?
They’re actually cake balls or donut holes. Includes holly boughs as decoration.
6. Bet you’ve never seen a fruit tree like this before.
This is a fruit platter decorated as a Christmas tree. Includes apple slices, grapes, strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries.
7. These pretzel reindeer seem rather thin.
Well, these are made out of pretzel sticks of varying thickness. Not sure what the red nose is made out of though.
8. Grace your holiday dessert platter with these Christmas tree peanut butter blossoms.
These mostly consists of peanut butter blossoms decorated like Christmas trees. Includes green icing and sprinkles.
9. These Santa star cookies certainly shine during this holiday season.
Well, they’re just star cookies decorated with Santa faces. Great for any holiday party during the season.
10. A snack platter should always have a Christmas tree cheese ball.
Though it’s all covered in olives with a yellow pepper star. Will certainly shine at any office Christmas party.
11. These melting snowman meringues will melt your heart.
These meringues have snowmen melting to their detriment. Features are made from icing.
12. Christmas tree cupcakes will always make your season bright.
Though the snow is covered with coconut which I don’t like. But I love the pretzel trees.
13. Hope you have an appetite for these chocolate penguin truffles.
Indeed they have raisins but I usually go on looks when I do these food posts. Still, they may not be from the North Pole, but they’re adorable.
14. Please your guests with a slice of peppermint cheesecake.
Well, it’s more of a peppermint pudding cake. Since peppermint is a major flavor during the holidays.
15. Perhaps you might enjoy a bun from a tree.
These buns contain cheese and garlic you can pull apart. Brought to you by Betty Crocker.
16. Two gingerbread men can really get tangled in lights.
The lights consist of icing and candy. And yes, you can put 2 smiling gingerbread men entangled in them. So cute.
17. Snowman Oreos always make for a tasty treat.
The Oreos are dipped in white icing. Eyes and smile are made from chocolate chips. While the carrot nose is candy corn.
18. Take a bite out of these wreath cookies.
Each of these has a feathered wreath of icing. Like the bows, too.
19. Would you like some holly and berry cookies?
Both are covered with red and green icing. While the real life counterparts are nothing to touch and taste at.
20. A holiday cake should always contain tasty treats.
This one includes tree cookies, gingerbread men, and candy canes. And all on a layer of dripping chocolate icing.
21. You’ll find plenty of snowflakes inside this snowman cookie.
Though the snowflakes are made out of sprinkles. Perfect for any dessert platter.
22. You can make a wreath out of holly cookies.
Each leaf is white and green with plenty of patterns. And it’s all topped with a bow.
23. Impress your guests with this fruity Christmas tree.
It’s made mostly of grapes and berries. While kiwi, cantaloupe, and orange slices consist of the decorations.
24. What’s not to love about these reindeer Rice Krispie treats?
Each of these are dipped in chocolate with pretzel antlers, a red gum drop nose, and M&M eyes. So cute.
25. Nothing makes Christmas like a candy cane cupcake.
These are chocolate cupcakes with candy cane icing and some peppermint on top. Wouldn’t mind eating them though.
26. No table is complete without a fruit wreath.
Consists of grapes, raspberries, and orange slices. Great for any holiday party.
27. Care to take a piece of this wreath?
Mostly comprises of green bean pods and cherry tomatoes. Not sure what those white tuffs are.
28. Marshmallow snowmen will always warm your winter days.
They’re on sticks and hold Christmas trees. So adorable you’d want to eat them up.
29. These cucumber Christmas trees are an ideal holiday appetizer.
Each of these are held together by toothpicks. Includes a cherry tomato base and a carrot star.
30. You can decorate an ornament cupcake in however way you want.
Each of these baubles are in green, blue, and red. While they’re decked in unique designs.
31. Nothing warms people like these snowman cake pops.
Each of these has hat made from a Reese’s cup and a Hershey’s Kiss. While each hat has a different color flower on it.
32. These fudge trees will always brighten your winter nights.
Consist of evergreen trees on toothpicks in various shapes, sizes, and shades. While each can fit into a bowl of sugar.
33. Be in the spirit of the season with this Christmas cookie platter.
Each of these have an assortment of winter icons in the holiday spirit. Love the penguins the best.
34. Perhaps you might want a pie with lights.
Actually it’s an apple pie decorated with Christmas lights. They may not be in color but they sure shine bright.
35. Christmas cookies should always come with a box.
These are gingerbread cookies inside a gingerbread box. And most consists of snowflakes in white and light green.
36. Serve your guests this holiday season with reindeer Sloppy Joes.
You’d think these were all part of Santa’s sleigh team. Each has pretzel antlers and an olive nose. Save for Rudolph who has a cherry tomato one.
37. Care for a reindeer treat on a stick?
Each of these is made from a chocolate cake with pretzel antlers along with a candy nose and icing eyes. One even has a holly sprinkle decoration.
38. This gingerbread village cake is pure winter wonderland.
These are covered in pastel icing like a retro Christmas village. Love the snowflakes and trees.
39. You’ll always ring for joy with these jingle bell cake pops.
Each of these is covered with silver icing. But they don’t ring.
40. Bring the holiday spirit with this snowman veggie platter.
This one has a snowman cheeseball. Though it has a cauliflower head and bottom.
41. Make your holiday party festive with this ugly sweater cake.
This is a different design than the one I showed in a previous year. Yet, you have to love the lights on the collar.
42. Perhaps you’d want this graham cracker fireplace as an ideal winter snack.
Consists of 3 fruit-roll up stockings and a cookie hearth. The top mantle consists of holly sprinkles.
43. Grace your Christmas platter with this fruity wreath.
Consists of grapes, strawberries, blueberries, and blackberries. Makes a perfect edible arrangement for the season.
44. Celebrate the season with a pesto stuff Christmas tree.
I don’t think the star is fake. Yet, you have to like the cream cheese and cherry tomato ornaments.
45. Perhaps a Rice Krispie gingerbread house will suit you.
Well, it’s made from chocolate Rice Krispies. Like the icing on the roof. So pretty.
46. Cream cheese Christmas trees are a quintessential yuletide snack.
Wonder how big the crackers are. Yet, each tree consists of a pepper star, green herbs, and bacon.
47. Nobody could resist this Ho Ho reindeer.
Includes a red candy nose, pretzel legs, a Reese’s head, and candy cane antlers. And yes, it’s so cute.
48. Bet you wouldn’t guess what’s in these cookie presents.
You’ll find sprinkles and M&Ms inside. While each present is topped with a red bow.
49. A marshmallow snowman belongs on a sled.
Well, a candy cane sled anyway. Yet, you have to love its pretzel arms. So cute.
50. Care for a reindeer candy cane?
Rather, they’re candy cane cookies dipped in chocolate resembling reindeer. Love the pretzel antlers though.
51. If you like the country, this gingerbread birdhouse will do.
Includes a bird and a more natural wreath. Love that blue roof by the way.
52. Snowman lollipops make a tasty winter treat.
Well, I don’t know how to make candy. Though you have to love the snowman and snowflake sprinkles.
53. Wake up this Christmas morning to some Santa Claus pancakes.
Unlike some other pancake Santas I showed in the past, his beard is made from banana slices. While his hat consists of raspberries.
54. Celebrate the holiday spirit with this chocolate Christmas tree.
Even has chocolate presents under it. Wouldn’t mind eating this as long as it doesn’t contain any cherries or coconut.
55. You’ll have a lot of joy in this veggie platter.
This one mostly consists of a wreath. And yes, the letters spell out “JOY.”
56. Hope you can munch on some Christmas tree bark.
Well, it’s not Christmas tree bark you’re thinking about. Also contains candy cane pieces.
57. It’s possible you might prefer these present sandwiches.
Most of these are ham and cheese sandwiches on white bread. But you can make them however you want.
58. A brownie Christmas tree will always warm your cold winter nights.
Each of these has circular tiers and minty green icing. They’re also decorated with sprinkles for good measure.
59. Treat yourself this holiday season to some snowman cookie sticks.
Though each of them has more than 3 snowballs on the body. Nevertheless, great to have with coffee.
60. Nothing makes the holiday season like a mouse Santa on his sleigh.
Not sure why they have a candy mouse here. But you have to love its little Santa hat and suit. So cute.
61. Perhaps you might like a small cup of cocoa.
These are mostly cookies with chocolate fudge and mini marshmallows. Also have pretzel handles.
62. For a Christmas lunch, serving tree sandwiches will do quite nicely.
These often have red spots for ornaments. While inside, they’re filled with peanut butter and jelly.
63. Holly makes a nice touch to any cake.
Though the cake is covered in coconut. Yet, real or fake, don’t eat the berries or leaves.
64. You’ll go “ho, ho, ho” over this Santa Claus cheese ball.
Mostly consists of red peppers for the suit and hat. And I think cream cheese consists of most of the beard.
65. Feel free to eat from this Christmas tree snack platter.
Most of this consists of bread, crackers, and dry meat. Love the cream cheese star on top.
66. Help yourself to some postage cookies.
All of them seem directed to the North Pole for Santa. But don’t put them on your letter.
67. Perhaps you might want some gift tags.
These are gift tag candies with holly on it. And best of all, you don’t have to write anything on them.
68. Anyone would like to have these reindeer pretzel snacks.
Though none seem to be Rudolph since their noses are black. Nonetheless, they’re dipped in chocolate with pretzel antlers.
69. Oreo angels are nothing less than heavenly.
Both sport rings and a halo. And yet, they seem to sing.
70. On Christmas Eve, it only seems appropriate to leave these cookies for Santa.
These are Christmas pajama bottom cookies. And they’re all in different kinds of styles.
71. If you live in the desert, you might like this Christmas cactus cake.
This one has lights and a star. You can even serve it in a pot like this one.
72. For healthier options, may I suggest these fruit Santas?
These mostly consist of strawberries, Rice Krispies, whipped cream, chocolate chips, and marshmallows. Great for any dessert platter.
73. Impress your holiday visitors with a Christmas tree veggie tray.
The tree mostly consists of broccoli and celery with yellow pepper and cherry tomato ornaments. Even has a star-shaped dip tray with a yellow pepper star.
74. Nothing makes your dessert platter like a marshmallow snowman cookie.
Helps that the cookies are chocolate chip. Love the hats, too.
75. You’ll have peace on earth with this Christmas angel cake.
The angel even has a garland with bells in the night sky. Sure it’s professionally made. But I think it’s cool.
76. Wake up this Christmas morning to some Christmas tree cinnamon rolls.
These are covered by a green drizzle with candy decorations. Hope you get one while they’re hot.
77. A Santa cake will always set the season right.
This one consists of cupcakes you can pull apart. Though this Santa doesn’t seem happy about it.
78. Throwing an ugly sweater party? Try these pizzas.
You can put any toppings you’d like on for extra garishness. Except pineapple because that’s a cardinal sin as far as pizza toppings go.
79. Want to open this Christmas present cake?
This one has a red ribbon and bow along with holly decorations. Hope it’s chocolate inside.
80. Make your Christmas party memorable with this Christmas tree cake.
This one includes presents and a train track at the bottom. Nonetheless, this giant cake is simply spectacular. Love it.
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Impressive treats! Some of them are actually good for you!