Silky and fudgy chocolate truffles made with a simple milk powder base. A perfect 5-ingredient, no-heat dessert that takes only 10 minutes to prepare. Naturally gluten-free!
Course Desserts, Sweets
Cuisine My Kitchen
Keyword No Cook Dessert, No Cook Snack, No Cook Sweet
By Cook Method Cooking without Fire
Occasion Holiday Special
By Diet Kid Friendly
Dish Type Under 5 Ingredients
Prep Time 10 minutesminutes
Total Time 10 minutesminutes
Servings 10small balls
Calories 63kcal
Author Srivalli
Ingredients
1/2cupIcing Sugar/ Confectioners' Sugar, sifted
2tspButtersoft
3tspCocoa Powder
1/2cupMilk Powder
1tspMilk
Instructions
How to make Chocolates Balls
Mix all the ingredients into a dough like consistency, using milk only if mixture is too dry.
Shape and leave to dry till outer layer is dry enough to handle.
Store in an air tight container. Else, wrap in paper and store.
Notes
Optional IngredientsYou can use chopped nuts, rice crisps, chocolate chips to make this more rich.You will need to add milk only if required, so be cautious when adding it.
Essential Kitchen Notes
Icing Sugar: In the US, this is labeled as Confectioners' Sugar or Powdered Sugar. Sifting is vital here to keep the truffles smooth!
Milk Powder: For the best "fudgy" results, use Full Cream Milk Powder (like Nido).
The "Milk" Step: Be very careful with the 1 tsp of milk—add it drop by drop. You want a stiff dough, not a sticky paste.
Toppings: For a professional look, roll the finished balls in extra cocoa powder, shredded coconut, or crushed sprinkles.