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Chocolate Crackles

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My daughter has decided to make chocolate crackles using Freedom Foods Rice Puffs, cocoa from our local specialist store, shredded coconut and copha. It works out to cost us about $4/dozen and is a great one for kids to make, all I have to do is melt the copha for her, she can do the rest with supervision only. They taste like regular ones and all ingredients are from a gluten free environment.

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