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Easy White Chocolate Dipped Strawberries – with red, white, and blue sprinkles perfect for the 4th of July or other patriotic holidays and parties!
While we’re sharing red, white, and blue styling for this recipe, you can use this technique for other holidays with other fun and festive sprinkles – they are also great for Valentines Day, Saint Patricks Day, Christmas, and birthdays, with other color sprinkles!
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4th of July Dipped Strawberries
These fun easy white chocolate dipped strawberries are perfect for an easy treat and great to decorate with sprinkles for holidays and parties!
We’re sharing our tips to make perfect white chocolate dipped strawberries, how to decorate them in red, white, and blue for the 4th of July, what kind of chocolate to use, and how to keep them perfect for parties – everything you need for a delicious and beautiful sweet treat!
We hope you love this recipe as much as we do.
How to Make White Chocolate Dipped Strawberries
To make these white chocolate-dipped strawberries, you’ll need:
- White chocolate, candy melts, or coverture chocolate. For this recipe, you can use any kind of white chocolate or candy melts that you love- but I personally recommend using coverture white chocolate.
- Strawberries.
- Sprinkles.
After gathering your ingredients, we will use the following method:
- Clean and pat strawberries dry with a paper towel. Strawberries need to be clean before eating, but have to be absolutely dry before dipping in chocolate, or the chocolate won’t stick. You can let the strawberries sit on a paper towel to let the moisture drip off, pat them dry, or let them sit out for about half an hour after washing.
- Melt white chocolate. Melt in the microwave, stirring frequently to prevent burning, or our preferred method of a double boiler.
- Dip the strawberries. Dip about ? of the way into the melted candy then immediately dip ? of the way into the sprinkles. If you wait too long, your sprinkles won’t stick! Make sure chocolate isnt too thin, or sprinkles will run off.
- Let cool. Place the strawberries on a wax paper lined baking tray or counter to set. If it’s really hot or humid in your kitchen you may need to place them in the refrigerator to set.
Tips and Tricks to Perfect White Chocolate Dipped Strawberries & FAQs
Use coverture chocolate. Coverture chocolate has a higher percentage of cocoa butter and melts more easily – if you’ve ever had a problem with white chocolate clumping, seizing, or burning, you know how frustrating white chocolate can sometimes be – but coverture melts smoothly and easily every time. Coverture chocolate is made for melting and dipping, so it melts easily and tastes amazing. You can find my pick for white chocolate here.
Use dry berries. If you have problems having chocolate stick to your berries, be absolutely sure they are completely dry before dipping into candy melts or white chocolate. If there is even a bit of moisture on your berries – or you haven’t dried them after washing them – the chocolate wont stick well to the berries when you dip them. They also will peel off and sweat more easily if they still have any leftover water on them. Be sure to pat each berry dry completely before dipping for the best results.
Don’t hull strawberries. Leaving the tops on strawberries is immensely helpful for dipping – leave it on for this recipe.
Recipe FAQs
White chocolate strawberries can last up to two days in the refrigerator in an airtight container but are best consumed within one day.
I prefer coverture chocolate for making dipped strawberries, but white chocolate chips, white candy melts, and any other white melting chocolate works.
White chocolate can burn quickly in the microwave – so either use a double boiler method, or microwave in 20 second bursts, stirring vigorously between each time it is microwaved.
If using white chocolate chips or wafers instead of candy melts or coverture chocolate, I recommend just a drizzle of coconut oil to help the chocolate melt better. Less than 1/4 teaspoon – just a touch goes a long way.
Other Easy 4th of July Recipes You’ll Love
If you love these fun and festive fruits, please check out our other red white and blue themed recipes to get your patriotic parties started:
You can find our entire fruit recipe archives here.
Easy White Chocolate Dipped Strawberries Recipe
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Easy White Chocolate Dipped Strawberries
Equipment
Ingredients
- 24 strawberries
- 1 cup white candy melts or white chocolate melting wafers
- ½ cup red, white, and blue nonpareils
Instructions
- Clean and pat strawberries dry with a paper towel.
- Melt the candy melts or white chocolate in a small but deep bowl on 30-second intervals, stirring between each one until fully melted.
- Dip the strawberries about ? of the way into the melted candy then immediately dip ? of the way into the sprinkles.
- Place the strawberries on a wax paper lined baking tray or counter to set. If it’s really hot or humid in your kitchen you may need to place them in the refrigerator to set.
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
