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Combine your white chocolate chips and heavy cream in a bowl safe for microwaving.
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Pop the mixture in the microwave at half power, going 30 seconds at a time, giving it a good stir after each round.
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Keep warming and mixing until your chocolate turns completely smooth with no lumps.
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Pour the blue curacao into your melted mix and stir well until it's all blended together.
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Wrap the bowl with plastic and stick it in the fridge for exactly 2 hours until it gets firm.
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Put parchment paper on your baking sheet so the truffles won't stick.
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Add your sanding sugar to a small, flat bowl where you'll roll your truffles.
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Take a big teaspoon of the cold mix and roll it between your hands to make a round ball.
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Roll each ball through the sugar until you can't see any chocolate showing.
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Put your sugar-covered truffles on the sheet you fixed up.
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Do the same thing with all your chocolate mix until it's gone.
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Stick the finished truffles back in the fridge for another hour to harden up.
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Keep your truffles in a sealed container in the fridge when you're done.
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If you want a stronger blue, add a tiny drop of food coloring to the mix.
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These taste and look best straight from the fridge.