
LUXE GINGERBREAD HOUSE DECORATING PARTY
We’re in for a very sweet treat today! I’m sharing one of my very favorite posts for this holiday season, a luxe gingerbread house decorating party and gingerbread truffle martini recipe! Decorating gingerbread houses is no longer confined to ages 5 and under. Nope, invite our girlfriends over, whip up some of these gingerbread truffle martinis and decorate your own houses! You can do it your way and enjoy your friends for a fabulously festive evening of fun! Let’s chat details…
I’m on the blogger council for Lindt Chocolate (dream job, I know) and when I heard they were releasing a new flavor of LINDOR Truffle this year, Gingerbread flavored, I knew I had to share lots of gingerbread-filled inspiration with y’all! I’ve been decorating gingerbread houses since I could barely walk, but like I said above, it’s typically reserved to those younger years, and I’m here to change that. We deserve to get in to the sweet fun too, right?



So pick an evening, grab some candies, and of course – the new Lindt LINDOR Gingerbread Truffles, and get decorating! To make things easier on yourself, start with basic houses so you don’t spend the evening getting the structure together. That takes a bit of time, and we all know the fun is in the decorating. You can buy store-bought gingerbread house bases or make your own. Either way, get the bases made, set on a dinner plate to keep things as tidy as possible, and use appetizer plates to hold all the candies. You could also use little bowls around the table filled with candy as well.


On to my signature cocktail for a luxe gingerbread house decorating party – the Gingerbread Truffle Martini! I also skewered a LINDOR Gingerbread Truffle to make a very “sweet” stir stick for guests. It’s the little things, y’all!

Ingredients
- 2 ounces vodka
- 1 1/2 ounces creme de cacao
- 1 ounce chocolate liqueur
- 1 ounce gingerbread liqueur
- LINDOR Gingerbread Truffle for garnish
Instructions
Combine all ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice, shake well, and strain into martini glass. Garnish with a truffle. Enjoy!
Recipe Notes
To add to the festive decor, I used tufts of “snow” from the craft store along with twinkling lights down the center of my table. It creates a glowing ambiance that’s oh so perfect for the winter holidays. There’s truly nothing more festive than an evening of eating gum drops and gingerbread truffle martinis, trust me!

I hope you’re encouraged to host your own “adult” gingerbread house decorating this year. You might even surprise yourself and have a hidden “gingerbread house decorating” talent! Here’s a tip I love, use Lindt EXCELLENCE bars (broken into squares) to make roof shingles for your house. Now if you throw a gingerbread house party, you must share the pictures with me! I’m @pizzazzerie on all social channels, tag me so I can see!
Thanks to Lindt Chocolate for sponsoring this post!
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