Raspberry-covered chocolates

Yes, you read that correctly.  It's not chocolate-covered raspberries, but raspberry-covered chocolates!  So simple, so easy, but so kind-of-fancy!  Just pop a chocolate chip (the white chocolate ones are really yummy) into a fresh raspberry.  


Our fruit market just had raspberries on sale, so I've been packing raspberries and chocolate chips in the kids' lunches and letting them put them together themselves ~ huge hit!

Thanks, yet again, Pinterest, for an awesome idea.

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