Candy Cane Chocolate-Dipped Wafers

If you're looking for a last-minute gift for neighbors, friends, or co-workers, these candy cane chocolate-dipped wafers are perfect! They meet all the requirements of last-minute: they're quick and easy to make, they're cute, and they taste delicious!
One of the best parts about these candy cane chocolate-dipped wafers is that they don't require very many ingredients, and they can be made in less than 30 minutes.

For the wafer cookies, I usually use Gamesa Chocolate Sugar Wafers, but when I went to the store I was unable to find them, so I picked up these Osem Wafers
instead. Both varieties are found in the ethnic food aisle. The Gamesa wafers are made in Mexico, and the Osem wafers are made in Israel. Both varieties cost about $2 at my local grocery store.
For the dipping, you can use Wilton Chocolate Candy Melts. I found the same thing in bulk at my local Winco, for cheaper. You will need approximately ½ a bag (or 5-6 ounces) per 6-8 ounce package of wafer cookies.
Finally, crush up some candy canes. You need about 4. You can use a food processor, but I feel that this makes it too fine-- I like for there to be a few slightly larger chunks. So I just put them in a bag and used my meat tenderizer mallet to bust them up.

Ingredients:
- 6-8 ounce package of sugar wafer cookies
- 5-6 ounces chocolate candy coating
- 4 Candy Canes, crushed
Directions:
- Line a cookie pan with waxed paper.
- Crush candy canes.
- Put chocolate in a microwavable bowl. On defrost setting, at about 40% power, microwave for 1 minute. Stir well. If needed, microwave (still on defrost at 40% power) for 30 second intervals until chocolate stirs smooth.
- Dip wafer cookie into melted chocolate.
- Dip into crushed peppermint.
- Lay to dry on waxed paper.

Do you give gifts to your neighbors or co-workers? If so, what do you typically give?

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Yum! I love peppermint and chocolate together.
I'm definitely going to try these. This is the second time I have seen them and both times I've thought they look delicious!
Oh my goodness, what a great idea for wafer cookies! My 2nd daughter loves those cookies more than anything and the way you've jazzed them up she'd go nuts!
My kids definitely enjoyed them 🙂
These look so simple, yet fancy! I love the combination of chocolate and peppermint so these would definitely be a hit in our house!
They are definitely simple, but oh so tasty!
What a great, simple gift to make for my neighbors!
It's perfect for neighbor gifts- so quick and easy!
Yum! I can never resist chocolate! And this is so festive!
Chocolate is indeed irresistible!
These look delicious and are so cute for the holidays!
I can't wait to make more-- I have to admit we already ate them all!
Yum! These sound absolutely incredible. I love wafers!
They were delicious!
These looks delicious and perfect for gifts! Last year I made Homemade Sugar Scrub for all of the girls in my family and it was a big hit. I love homemade gifts!
Homemade gifts are my favorite, Emily!
They look so pretty!! My son would love this.
I love how candy canes look!
YUM! They actually make gluten-free wafers I could use for this (although I wish I could use the ones you used!). These look great!
I had no idea they made these gluten-free, but I did find it interesting that both the chocolate I used and the wafers were both kosher!
These look so festive for a party!
I know, I love how cute they are!
Mmm, those look really good. I love wafers. What a great way to use chocolate and candy cane with them!
Thanks- they are so delicious!
I would love to dunk these in some hot cocoa! Yum!
Yum! Good idea!
Pinning this! It has two of my favorite holiday things: candy canes and chocolate! (OK, so chocolate is a year-round favorite, but you know...)
I definitely love chocolate year round too 😉 But I totally understand what you're saying. Peppermint is good, but peppermint with chocolate is on a whole different level!