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Buddy the Elf Spaghetti the Perfect Elf Movie Party Food!

Buddy the Elf Spaghetti breakfast is an iconic moment in our favorite Christmas film. If you're planning an Elf Movie Party you've got to try this Elf Movie Spaghetti to delight your friends and family! First thing's first, this is NOT a healthy holiday treat! But let's dive into this silly Christmas idea anyway….

This after dinner treat definitely falls within the Elf's four food groups! Another of our favorite ELF Movie Quotes:

Buddy the Elf Food Groups

We elves like to stick to the four main food groups: Candy, Candy Canes, Candy Corns, and Syrup

– Buddy the Elf

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Mix up Your Elf Spaghetti

The best noodle to serve with syrup is made with edible cookie dough! Nothing gross about this plate of spaghetti! Use the Edible Cookie Dough recipe with softened butter to create a yummy soft dough.

Spaghetti Noodle Equipment:

• Hand Held Mixer or Kitchenaid Stand Mixer
• Pasta Press

Edible Cookie Dough Noodle Ingredients:

• Softened Butter
• Granulated Sugar
• Monk Fruit Sweetener{If desired to cut down on sugar content}
• Pure Vanilla Extract
• White Wheat Flour
• Milk of Choice{I like Creamy Oat or Coconut}

What Does Buddy the Elf Put on Everything

When trying to recreate this look people often wonder: What does Buddy the Elf put on everything? The short answer is: SYRUP!

Choose Your Buddy the Elf Spaghetti Toppings

What does Buddy the Elf put on his spaghetti? Buddy uses regular spaghetti noodles as a base then adds:

• Miniature marshmallows
• M&M's
• Maple Syrup
• Chocolate Fudge Pop Tarts
• Chocolate syrup
• He's also got caramel syrup on the table for good measure!

You can see in slow-mo that the Buddy the Elf Pop Tart flavor is Chocolate Fudge. Use them as the crowning glory. Then mix it all up with your hands before devouring. It's a hilarious scene that you can watch here:

Since I didn't want my children to be sick {like Will Farrell in the filming of this scene!} we kept our toppings to maple syrup and Chocolate Pop Tarts.

And how about that cookie dough potato!? It might look like a potato but you need to create a cylindrical shape to fit the dough into the pasta press.

Pasta Press for Elf Spaghetti

Once your cookie dough “potato” is loaded into the pasta press, add the spaghetti noodle ring and start to twist. You'll want to make sure the dough is chilled before pressing so it holds it shape.

The more fluid your movements with the pasta press, the longer noodles you'll get. You might want to have someone hold the press while the other person twists the handle. Refrain from putting pressure on the finished noodles or trying to move them around, so I recommend pressing noodles directly onto each individual plate for serving.

Add Your Elf Movie Spaghetti Toppings

Now's the time to get a sugar high! Pick your poison and go all out like Buddy the Elf, or hold back a little like we did. Choose from the Elf Movie spaghetti toppings:

• Miniature marshmallows
• M&M's
• Maple Syrup
• Chocolate Pop Tarts
• Chocolate and Caramel Syrup
• We also had candy, candy canes, and candy corns on the Elf Themed Party dinner table for adding…

Enjoy Your Buddy The Elf Spaghetti

I don't recommend mixing these noodles with your fingers but I do think you should keep the serving size small. This is quite the dose of sugar so make sure kids have access to a large room without any breakables after eating! My kids could only handle a few bites, so serve it up with Elf Christmas decorations and a big glass of milk!

If you brave this Elf Movie Spaghetti I'd love to hear about it in the comments below. And if you share photos, I want to see it too! Please tag us @partieswithacause on Pinterest, Facebook, and Instagram. We love celebrating all your hard work!

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Print Recipe

Edible Cookie Dough Elf Spaghetti

Recreate Buddy the Elf's Spaghetti Breakfast

Prep Time10 minutes mins

Cook Time5 minutes mins

Total Time20 minutes mins

See Also

How to Make Easy and Whimsical Elf Movie Holiday Decorations

Course: Dessert

Cuisine: American

Keyword: Buddy the Elf, Christmas, no bake

Servings: 5 people

Calories: 421kcal

Author: Brianna Adams

Equipment

• Hand Held Mixer or Kitchenaid

• Pasta Press – For Elf Spaghetti

Ingredients

• 1/2 cup Salted Sweet Cream Butter softened
• 1/2 cup Granulated Sugar 3/4 cup if no monk fruit is added
• 1/4 cup Monk Fruit Sweetener if desired to cut down on sugar content
• 2 tsp Pure Vanilla Extract
• 1 cup White Wheat Flour baked and sifted
• 3-4 Tb Milk of Choice I like Creamy Oat or Coconut

Toppings

• Pure Maple Syrup
• Chocolate Pop Tarts
• Mini Marshmallows Optional
• M&M's Candies Optional
• Candy Optional
• Candy Canes Optional
• Candy Corns Optional

Instructions

• Heat the flour in the microwave on a plate for 1 minute – this kills any potential bacteria. Let cool

• Cream the butter and the sugars together in your stand mixer or use a hand mixer and a large bowl.

• Add the vanilla and stir again

• Slowly add the cooled flour and mix until it's a thick dough

• Then stir in milk a little at a time until you get a nice cookie dough – PlayDoh consistency.

For Elf Spaghetti

• Once you have a nice stiff dough, create a cylindrical shape – it'll look a bit like a potato – and chill for 30 minutes

• Stuff chilled dough into pasta press. Once full, add the spaghetti noodle ring and start to smoothly twist handle.

• Twist noodles out as individual servings onto each plate. You do not want to try and move noodles after pressing.

• Once a nice pile of edible cookie dough spaghetti has formed let each guest top with their desired toppings.

• Syrup and Pop Tarts are required.

Notes

Makes Five (5) 1/2 cup servings. This is very sweet and you won't need much!

1/2 cup edible cookie dough is 312 calories.

Calories are calculated with 1/2 a Pop tart and 1 tsp of Maple Syrup per plate. Additional toppings are extra.

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