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Cinnamon Ornaments with Just 2 Ingredients

Our Cinnamon Ornaments will come out of the ornament box this year still smelling fabulous again.  Every year, I enjoy their scent and love making more.  I get just as excited about these Christmas ornaments as I do about our Keepsake Handprint Ornaments.  I’m always so happy when they survive year to year.

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Simple cinnamon-ornaments made with 2 ingredients for Christmas.

Cinnamon Applesauce Ornaments Recipe

Ingredients for Cinnamon Applesauce Ornaments:

  • Applesauce  – 1 cup
  • Cinnamon powder – 1.5 cups

Supplies:

  • Cookie cutters – We found that smaller size cookie cutters work best.
  • Straw – To make the hole for the ribbon.
  • Plastic wrap
  • Rolling pin
  • Ribbon

Directions:

  1. Preheat the oven to 200 degrees.  Mix cinnamon and applesauce in a small bowl.  Add 1 cup of cinnamon first, mix, and then add the last half cup.  Use your hands to get the cinnamon fully incorporated into the dough.
  2. Take a handful of dough and roll it between two sheets of plastic wrap.  Peel off the top sheet and then cut the dough with cookie cutters.
  3. Make a hole at the top of the ornament with a drinking straw.
  4. Bake 2.5 hours.  Cool on wire rack.  You can also dry ornaments at room temperature for 1-2 days.
  5. Decorate with ribbon and hang.  Some children enjoy puffy paints or sequins to further dress up their ornaments.

Make beautiful smelling cinnamon ornaments with this cinnamon ornaments recipe.

I remember making Christmas cinnamon ornaments when I was a child.

This recipe doesn’t make a ton of ornaments, but I had at least 30 small hearts and a variety of different larger ones as well.  My kitchen smelled wonderful and my husband thought they looked good enough to eat… glad he didn’t try it!

Save this easy 2-ingredient recipe for the rainy, snowy, wintery-mix kind of days.  You’ll be happy you had the ingredients on hand.

The cinnamon ornaments make a pretty garland too.  (above)

Cinnamon Christmas Ornaments 2

 

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About Kristen

Kristen is an Elementary Reading Specialist. She is the owner / author behind Busy Kids Happy Mom, a site dedicated to fun, practical, and purposeful activities to do with your kids. Follow Kristen on Facebook, Pinterest, and subscribe for updates.

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