52 Christmas Truffles You Have to Try
Published By: Debbie Luna
Last Updated:
October 27, 2026
I am honestly smitten with these sweet little holiday gems. I rounded up 51 Christmas truffle recipes that are rich, dreamy, and so much fun to make. Whether you need a quick no bake treat or an adorable giftable bite, there is something here for every craving.
1. Red Velvet Cake Truffles
These are as gorgeous as they are scrumptious. You will need to do a little baking for this one, but do not stress. The base is just red velvet cake crumbles and cream cheese. It is super simple, especially if you lean on a boxed red velvet mix.
2. Pumpkin Spice Truffles
These little bites taste like autumn in one perfect mouthful. Cream cheese, sugar, pumpkin puree, graham crackers, and pumpkin spice get mixed together until smooth. It is so easy it is almost embarrassing.
3. Raspberry Chocolate Truffles
If chocolate and berries are your favorite duo, stop what you are doing and make these. The deep, rich chocolate plays perfectly against the sweet tart pop of raspberry. It is all about that flawless flavor contrast.
4. Brownie Truffles
Crunchy on the outside, fudgy on the inside, and packed with chocolate in every bite. These are about as yummy as it gets. The best part is they are crazy easy to make, and you can use a boxed mix if you want to save time. How awesome is that?
5. S’mores Truffles
Fluffy, pillowy, and completely delightful. Marshmallow fluff, cream cheese, and graham crackers make these impossible to resist. But the real surprise is that little mini marshmallow tucked right into the middle.
6. No Bake Tiramisu Truffles
Crushed ladyfingers, mascarpone, and coffee come together to taste exactly like the classic Italian dessert. Dip them in milk chocolate, dark chocolate, or both, and finish with chocolate shavings for something truly phenomenal.
7. White Chocolate Champagne Truffles
If you want a luxurious dessert that will not empty your wallet, these fit the bill beautifully. They are infused with champagne, giving them a sweet and creamy vibe with a subtle floral note. A white chocolate coating and gold sprinkles make the whole thing feel extra fancy.
8. Gingerbread OREO Cookie Balls
Crushed golden Oreos flavored with molasses, cream cheese, ginger, and cinnamon. Sounds pretty scrumptious, right? Then each one gets sealed in a smooth and luscious white chocolate coating. These are simply to die for.
9. Caramel Apple Truffles
Remember those sticky sweet caramel apples from childhood? That is exactly what these taste like. The trick is crushing vanilla cookies and mixing them with cream cheese and apple butter. Instead of the usual chocolate, these get coated in melted vanilla almond bark.
10. Customizable Dark Chocolate Avocado Truffles
Avocados in dessert? That is exactly what is happening here. Turns out the humble avocado does way more than guac and toast. It makes these truffles extra creamy and luscious. That said, the dark chocolate is still the main character.
11. Apple Pie Truffles
Ever had truffles with actual chunks of apples inside? That is the kind of greatness you can expect from these fall themed Christmas treats.
12. Chocolate Coffee Truffles
There is a secret ingredient that makes these taste extra chocolatey. Coffee brings out the depth of the chocolate so it packs a serious punch. And if coffee is not your thing, do not worry. These do not taste like it at all.
13. Melted Snowmen Oreo Balls
Could these melted snowmen be any cuter? The little face is adorable, but that mini Oreo hat really seals the deal. And they are not just about looks. Crushed Oreos and cream cheese coated in white chocolate make these one heck of a tasty treat.
14. Kahlua Chocolate Truffles
Calling all chocoholics. Adding Kahlua to traditional truffles kicks the chocolate flavor up to eleven. The bite sized spheres get rolled in grated semi sweet chocolate for an extra layer of rich flavor.
15. Chocolate Cream Cheese Truffles
These have the most luscious dark chocolate shells. And the filling inside is sweet, creamy, and totally rich. Honestly, they are beyond easy to make. Practically foolproof! You just cannot go wrong when cream cheese and chocolate team up.
16. Coconut Cream Truffles
Wonderfully tropical and completely delicious. Real coconut gets blended with condensed milk, powdered sugar, and a splash of coconut extract. Then each one is cloaked in dark chocolate, which balances the sweetness of the filling so perfectly. Yum!
17. Spiced Chocolate Truffles with Crystallized Ginger
Have you ever added Chinese five spice powder to chocolate? It is unbelievably delicious. It is definitely unusual, but if you like your sweets with a hint of spice, you will really enjoy these.
18. Buttercream Truffles
This recipe is a must make if you are the type who eats buttercream straight from the bowl. These use a traditional American buttercream for the filling and dark chocolate for the coating. The mild bitterness of the chocolate balances the sweetness of the buttercream perfectly.
19. Vegan Chocolate Truffles
Think vegans miss out on truffles? Think again, my friend. Grab the right chocolate and these little beauties are totally vegan friendly. You will need dairy free cream, and coconut milk saves the day here. Since coconut milk acts differently than regular cream, I like to pour it into the chocolate slowly and warm it very gently so it does not split.
20. Hot Chocolate Christmas Truffles
These Christmas truffles also work as hot chocolate bombs. How fun is that? It all starts with a simple chocolate ganache made from melted chocolate and heavy cream. Once chilled and rolled into balls, you coat them in all kinds of toppings like crushed peppermint candy, mini marshmallows, and cocoa powder.
21. Cashew & Coconut Date Balls
Cashews, coconut, and dates come together to make these wonderfully exotic truffles. They are sweet, nutty, and just a little tangy. There might not be a single ounce of chocolate in these, but believe me when I say they are mind blowingly amazing.
22. Snickerdoodle Cookie Dough Truffles
Cream cheese cookie dough wrapped in white chocolate and finished with a cinnamon sugar dusting. Sign me up immediately. Those sweet, tangy, spiced flavors give you all the snickerdoodle nostalgia in one little bite. If cinnamon is your love language, these need to happen in your kitchen. A little extra white chocolate drizzle on top makes them look extra special.
23. No Bake Pecan Pie Truffles
Everything you love about pecan pie, rolled into perfect little balls. Toasted pecans, graham crackers, maple syrup, and brown sugar come together to taste like an entire pecan pie in each bite. And on top of that, they get covered in a crunchy chocolate shell.
24. Chocolate Mint Truffles
Chocolate and mint were meant to be together, and these truffles are living proof. Rich and creamy with a wonderfully refreshing taste. The contrast between the green truffles and chocolate chips also gives them such a charming holiday look.
25. Thin Mint Chocolate Truffles
Obsessed with those famous Girl Scout cookies? Turn Thin Mints into truffles for a pretty epic dessert. Just like you would crush graham crackers, this recipe uses crushed Girl Scout cookies mixed with cream cheese. The result is a wonderful combo of sweet, creamy, tart, and minty.
26. White Chocolate Peppermint Christmas Truffles
A creamy blend of cream cheese, powdered sugar, and peppermint extract makes these the ultimate holiday sweet. They are not just tasty either. They look like little candy canes and absolutely scream Christmas.
27. French Chocolate Truffles
Fun fact: chocolate truffles actually originated in France. So when I say French chocolate truffles, I am talking about the classic recipe and traditional method. All you need is chocolate, cream, butter, and a little cocoa powder for dusting.
28. Eggnog Truffles
Who could say no to a truffle that tastes just like that creamy holiday drink? The base is eggnog mixed with nutmeg, rum, chocolate, and marshmallow cream. They are sweet, creamy, and full of warmth from the spice and the rum. Just keep them far away from the kids!
29. Sugar Cookie Truffles
Why choose between sugar cookies and truffles when you can have both? And before you panic about baking, do not worry. You do not have to bake a single sugar cookie for these. Just pick up some store bought cookies and you are ready to roll.
30. Nutter Butter Truffles
A mix of crushed Nutter Butters and cream cheese makes these taste like tiny bites of peanut butter cheesecake. All that smooth and creamy goodness gets sealed inside a crunchy chocolate shell. Pure peanut butter and chocolate bliss.
31. Reindeer Oreo Balls
Kids will absolutely lose their minds over these. You can make any truffle you like, as long as you cover them with dark or milk chocolate first. Then give them pretzel antlers, candy eyes, and a little M&M nose. So cute, right?
32. White Chocolate Lemon Truffles
These truffles may look dainty, but they are jam packed with flavor. White chocolate and lemon juice together create something truly magical. They are sweet and tart, rich yet refreshing, and completely delicious.
33. Rum Balls
Here is another boozy number that will turn your party into the talk of the town. The rum is not the only star here though. Crushed vanilla cookies, pecans, and cocoa powder join the fun too. They have a lovely balance of creamy and crunchy, and I just know they will be a total hit.
34. Peppermint Bark Truffles
Saying these spread holiday cheer is the understatement of the season. They are perfectly sweet and spiced, with a buttery texture that just melts in your mouth. Even better? You only need four ingredients. If refreshing minty treats are your thing, these will be your new favorite Christmas bite.
35. 3 Ingredient Chocolate Truffles with Condensed Milk
Most truffles start with melted chocolate and cream, basically a thick ganache. But if there is no cream in your fridge, this is a fantastic alternative. Melted chocolate chips, cocoa powder, and sweetened condensed milk get stirred together until smooth and then chilled. That is the whole game plan.
36. White Chocolate Blueberry Truffles
Want to serve something completely unique this year? These blueberry truffles should do the trick. Instead of milk or dark chocolate, you will make a white chocolate ganache and infuse it with powdered blueberries. I am drooling just thinking about it.
37. Dark Chocolate Key Lime Pie Truffles
If you love citrus with chocolate, you have to try these. White chocolate truffles infused with a splash of lime juice are already addictive on their own. But when you add a layer of dark chocolate to the mix? Get ready to devour the entire plate.
38. Salted Almond Fudge Truffles
Almond studded fudge balls dipped in chocolate and sprinkled with sea salt are the recipe of the season. They are sweet, nutty, salty, and simply delicious. The texture is smooth and creamy with a great little crunch. These are an absolute delight.
39. Pumpkin Pie Truffles
Craving pumpkin pie but not feeling the whole baking situation? These truffles are your answer. Pumpkin puree, graham crackers, cream cheese, white chocolate, and pumpkin spice come together with all the cozy pie flavors you love. Coat them in rich dark chocolate for the ultimate handheld pumpkin treat.
40. Chocolate Brownie Cherry Bombs
This one starts with a humble maraschino cherry soaked in booze. That gets wrapped up in fudge brownie, then the whole thing is enrobed in creamy, rich melted chocolate. Talk about a triple threat!
41. White Chocolate Gingerbread Christmas Truffles
These bring together crushed gingersnaps and cream cheese for a filling that is not too sweet. That lovely tangy undertone is everything. Each ball gets a white chocolate coating and a sprinkling of more crushed cookies. Gingery spice plus rich and creamy white chocolate is a seriously heavenly match.
42. Salted Caramel Truffles
I cannot even tell you how crazy I am for these chewy caramel truffles. You will need Medjool dates, cashews, coconut sugar, vanilla, and salt. I know there is no actual caramel in that lineup, but trust me, these ooze with amazing salted caramel flavor.
43. Chocolate Hazelnut Crunch Truffles
If you love chocolate and Nutella, prepare to fall head over heels. Melted chocolate, Nutella, cream, and crushed hazelnuts create a truffle that is smooth and creamy with an awesome crunch.
44. Chocolate Truffle Lava Cake
Let us take a quick little detour into cake territory for a moment. This chocolate lava cake is positively oozing with melted dark chocolate truffle. It is the kind of cake you want to sink your teeth into every single day. Technically it is not a truffle, but it sure does taste like one.
45. Keto Peanut Butter Cheesecake Truffles
These are not just delicious, they are keto friendly too. Peanut butter and cream cheese get shaped into balls and dunked in chocolate. Calling them irresistible is an understatement. Having keto friends over? These absolutely need to be at the party. They will be forever grateful.
46. Oreo Balls Oreo Truffles
I am obsessed with the texture of these Oreo truffles. That signature cookies and cream flavor is unbeatable, too. Just crush up some Oreos, mix them with cream cheese, roll the mixture into balls, and dunk them in chocolate. To make them extra festive, coat the balls with a mix of white, milk, and dark chocolate.
47. Baileys Chocolate Truffles
These chocolate truffles are infused with Baileys, which makes them perfect for the holidays. You can make them extra festive by switching up the toppings too. Cocoa powder is classic, but you can also try powdered sugar, crushed nuts, chocolate sprinkles, or shredded coconut.
48. Dulce De Leche Fudge (Churros Truffles)
These are called Churros Brigadeiros, and they are Brazilian truffles made of dulce de leche spheres rolled in cinnamon sugar. Dulce de leche is very sweet all by itself, but that spiced coating cuts through it flawlessly. I like adding crushed cookies for extra texture, and because dulce de leche can be pricey, the cookies help stretch the mixture further.
49. Irish Cream White Chocolate Truffles
Looking for something a little more grown up? These spiked beauties are ready to get the party started. White chocolate, cream, and Baileys make them wonderfully sweet and boozy. Roll them in crushed macadamia nuts for a nutty, crunchy finish.
50. Peppermint Oreo Truffles
Oreos and peppermint team up in these tasty Christmas truffles. The outside is crunchy and smooth, while the inside is wonderfully creamy. Chocolate, peppermint, Oreo cookies, and cream cheese together create the most beautiful holiday flavor.
51. Christmas Truffles
Dreaming of a white Christmas? These little cuties lean all the way in. The filling is crumbled white cake loaded with festive sprinkles, then each ball gets dunked in melted white chocolate and topped with even more colorful sprinkles. Honestly, they are like a tiny bite of holiday magic.
Debbie (Deb) started powerlifting and Olympic lifting in High School as part of her track team's programming; She continues to train in order to remain athletic. Inspire US allows Deb to share information related to training, lifting, biomechanics, and more.
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