Smarties, freckles, musk sticks, licorice, kit kat….there are so many great ideas on pinterest too!

Fruit jelly type lollies, like the raspberry lollies. They hold in place really well.

I like jelly beans and smarties / m&ms.

Ice never tried to decorate a gingerbread house, but I’d say hard lollies rather than jelly ones.

Freckles, jelly beans, chocolate buds, musk sticks the list is really endless, all depends on your preferences

Definitely Musk sticks and M@Ms and Freckles oh yummy

Jube Lollies usually go well and small candy canes.

I would buy the lollies I like. Nothing too heavy.

I found smarties, skittles and jelly lollies to be the best and then I threw in some glitter (which I regret)

I choose things that are light as I’ve found most gingerbread houses seem to collapse if there’s too much on them.
Sprinkles, mini M&Ms, choc chips and the like. Probably doesn’t sound too eye catching but colourful Christmas Sprinkles and spray on edible glitter really gives it some sparkle.

Just choose your favourite’s also there are decorating sugars that you can sprinkle on the roof to represent snow (Pastel blue) or for a cheaper option use blue jelly crystals. Decorating snow flakes are also available.
My choices for lollies would include musk sticks, jubes, smarties or M&M’s, freckles, candy canes and lolly pops, marshmallows and choc drops.

Gummies and smarties!

I choose lollies we all love, then the imagination gets creative.

Spearmint leaves, Musk sticks, smarties and the larger sprinkle shapes you buy for cakes like stars and circles. You can get some lovely snowflake ones at cake decorating shops too.

I suggest jubes or smarties, but I’ve seen some people use boiled lollies to great effect.