How to Make a Pine Cone Cheeseball
I made this cheese ball by grating about a half cup of longhorn cheddar cheese and creaming it into an 8 oz. softened package of cream cheese. Then I molded it into a pinecone shape and stuck sliced almond pieces in it to look like a pine cone.
Of course, you can always use your OWN cheeseball recipe.
I love stuff like this.. It's basically crafts but with food. Over the I years I've done lots of what I call fun foods. I've done the Snowman Cheeseball, the Thanksgiving Turkey Cheeseball, the turkey pretzels, and a Christmas reindeer fudge. And lots more...
Hope you are having fun this Thanksgiving Season!
Make something, people!!
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You have some great ideas on your blog. This cheese ball is beautiful! I make my own "boursin" by using a variey of room temp cheeses, some butter, cream cheese and herbs. It keeps great in the fridge and is yummy on crackers.
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