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Toss the white chocolate chips and the thickened cream into a bowl safe for microwave use.
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Pop the bowl into the microwave, running it at half power, and heat in 30-second bursts, giving it a stir each time.
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Keep heating and stirring until the chocolate's super smooth with no lumps left.
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Pour in the blue curacao and stir it in until it's evenly combined.
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Cover the bowl with cling film and stick it in the fridge for 2 hours till it firms up.
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Grab some parchment paper and lay it neatly on the baking tray.
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Dump the sanding sugar into a flat bowl to roll the truffles in later.
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Scoop out a big teaspoon of the chilled mix and roll it between your hands to make a ball.
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Roll the chocolate balls in the sanding sugar till they're completely covered.
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Place each sugar-coated truffle gently onto the tray lined with parchment.
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Continue shaping and coating till you've used up all the chocolate mix.
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Put the finished truffles back in the fridge for another hour so they fully set.
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Keep the completed truffles in a sealed container stored in the fridge.
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Add a single drop of blue food coloring during the mixing step if you'd like a more vibrant shade.
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For the best experience, serve these truffles chilled to keep their texture and look just right.