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No holiday season is complete without a batch of traditional Rum Balls! They are nutty, sweet truffle bites with a boozy kick from rum. They keep for several weeks in the refrigerator so you can make a big batch to last all through the holiday season.

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Easy Rum Ball Recipe

I love holiday cookies, but sometimes it’s nice to make a sweet treat that’s not a cookie. Enter these candies! They are little balls of heaven made with pecans, crushed vanilla wafers, and a hint of rum. They’re sort of like a truffle and are very easy to make.

The best part about homemade rum balls is that they keep well for up to two weeks in the refrigerator. I love to make a big batch at the start of the holidays and stash them to have on hand when I need a last-minute gift for guests or my cookie platter.

These have the best flavor from the rum, cocoa and vanilla wafers. These are a classic holiday treat – everyone loves them (21+, that is)!

Do rum balls have alcohol in them?

Yes, rum is added to the mixture, which is how they get the name! Because rum balls are not baked, the alcohol in the rum does not cook out. But they are not overly boozy since there is a small amount in each ball.

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Ingredients Needed

  • Toasted pecans: learntwo easy ways to toast nutsfor this recipe! You can substitute almonds.
  • Vanilla wafers: these cookies are the body of the truffle. You can also substitute graham crackers. You want to use finely crushed wafer crumbs – which is why I use a food processor.
  • Powdered sugar and Cocoa: for sweetness and flavor, and also for rolling.
  • Corn syrup: for sweetness and it helps bind the mixture together. You can substitute honey if you prefer.
  • Rum: you must have rum in rum balls! You can use spiced rum, dark rum, or white rum.
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How to Make Rum Balls

  • Place the nuts in the food processor and finely chop them. Be careful not to over chop them, so they don’t turn into nut butter. You want them finely chopped. Take them out and set them aside.
  • Finely chop the vanilla wafers in the food processor until they break down into fine crumbs. Pour the chopped nuts in with the cookie crumbs.
  • Add the confectioners’ sugar, cocoa, corn syrup, vanilla, and rum. Process the mixture until it’s thick and well combined. If you’re using a large bowl instead of a processor, be sure to stir really well.
  • To make the rum balls, scoop 1-inch balls of the dough and roll it between your hands. Roll each ball in cocoa powder or additional confectioners’ sugar (or a combination of both).
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  • The easiest way to make rum balls is with a food processor – it does all the chopping and mixing making this recipe so easy. If you don’t have a food processor, then crush the cookies in a large gallon size bag with a rolling pin.
  • A cookie scoop helps keep these homemade treats the same size. I use a 1-tablespoon cookie scoop for this recipe.
  • Roll these in melted chocolate to completely coat rum balls for a more truffle-like dessert. Or roll them in coconut!
  • Swap out the rum for your favorite bourbon to make bourbon balls!
  • Store them in an airtight container and keep them in the refrigerator, and they will keep for up to two weeks. You can also freeze them for up to a month.

FAQs

What rum is best for rum balls?

I’ve used both spiced and white rum and like both. It really depends on your tastes, and I recommend using one that you enjoy drinking.

Can you freeze them?

You can freeze them for up to two months. Store them in a container in the freezer with wax paper separating the layers. That way, they won’t stick and freeze to each other.

Will the alcohol evaporate?

Because they are not baked, the alcohol will not cook off. The amount of alcohol in each ball is small, though.

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Classic Rum Balls Recipe

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These Easy Rum Balls are a classic no bake Christmas recipe. Boozy truffles with cookies and cocoa – these are super delicious and perfect any way you coat them!

Prep Time 1 hour hour

Total Time 1 hour hour

Yield 40 truffles

Serving Size 1 serving

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Ingredients

  • 1 cup toasted pecans
  • 1 (11 ounce box ) vanilla wafers (2 ¾ cups crumbs)
  • 1 cup (113g) powdered sugar
  • 2 tablespoons (10g) cocoa
  • 3 tablespoons (45ml) corn syrup
  • cup (79ml) spiced or white rum
  • ½ teaspoon vanilla extract
  • Cocoa and/or powdered sugar for rolling

Instructions

  • Place toasted pecans in a food processor and process until fine. Be careful not to process so much they turn into pecan butter. Remove the pecans from the food processor.

  • Add the vanilla wafers to the food processor and process until finely ground.

  • Add the pecans back into the food processor along with the powdered sugar, cocoa, corn syrup, vanilla and rum. Process until mixture is thick and combined.

  • Scoop 1 tablespoon size balls and roll between your hands. Roll in additional cocoa powder and/or powdered sugar. Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks.

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Recipe Notes

  • The easiest way to make rum balls is with a food processor – it does all the chopping and mixing making this recipe so easy. If you don’t have a food processor, then crush the cookies in a large gallon size bag with a rolling pin.
  • A cookie scoop helps keep these homemade treats the same size. I use a 1-tablespoon cookie scoop for this recipe.
  • Roll these in melted chocolate to completely coat rum balls for a more truffle-like dessert. Or roll them in coconut!
  • Swap out the rum for your favorite bourbon to make bourbon balls!
  • Store them in an airtight container and keep them in the refrigerator, and they will keep for up to two weeks. You can also freeze them for up to a month.

Recipe Nutrition

Serving: 1serving | Calories: 39kcal | Carbohydrates: 5g | Protein: 1g | Fat: 2g | Saturated Fat: 1g | Cholesterol: 1mg | Sodium: 1mg | Potassium: 14mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 4g | Vitamin A: 1IU | Vitamin C: 1mg | Calcium: 2mg | Iron: 1mg

Nutritional information not guaranteed to be accurate

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Author Dorothy Kern

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  1. What brand bourbon and rum? I want to try both. Never bought any alcohol so no idea what to purchase. 🤣 Thank you.

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    1. You can really use any. I normally use Malibu or Captain Morgan brand

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    2. These were so simple to make with ingredients that I already had on hand plus they tasted absolutely fantastic! I used graham cracker crumbs mixed with maybe a 1/4 cup of vanilla wafers because that’s what was leftover in the box. I did as suggested and toasted the pecans. I make homemade vanilla with different alcohols and used the rum one for this recipe, so I did not add vanilla plus rum. I just used my vanilla rum. I rolled some in the powdered sugar, toasted coconut, chopped pecans and cocoa powder. The pecan rolled ones were my favorite but the cocoa powder ones tasted like a fudge. It was like getting multiple candies from one recipe. Thank you for sharing this recipe! Today I am going to try all vanilla wafers and see which I prefer. I shared the last batch and got texts from everyone that I shared with requesting the recipe. I shared, this time I’m saving for our Halloween get together… may try to make ghosts from the powdered sugar ones.

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      1. So glad you enjoyed them!

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      2. Made these & accidentally ‘over processed’ them in the food processor. The dough was denser in consistency than it should have been (but still easy to roll into balls). Used Havana Club dark rum. These have a faint rum taste, certainly not overpowering. Question: for a stronger rum flavour, how could I adjust the recipe?

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        1. I think that they are dry enough you could add a bit more rum – or use rum extract in addition.

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        2. Why give it a 3 star if you were the one who “over processed ” the wafers?

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          1. (sorry AJ, I should have been more specific – my rating was based on the mildness of rum flavor in the balls (personal preference), not the consistency. If looking for mild rum flavor, which recipe does state, I should have indicated a 5 star rating).

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FAQs

Why do my rum balls go flat? ›

Mixture should be very thick. At this stage it may be a little too soft or sticky because of our summer heat; so just pop in the fridge for a bit to prevent totally flat bottomed balls. Then take spoonfuls of the mixture and make your balls by rolling between your palms then roll in coconut.

What is a substitute for Nilla wafers in rum balls? ›

While vanilla wafers are my favorite for their subtle sweetness and vanilla notes, graham crackers, butter cookies, digestive biscuits, or shortbread cookies are all excellent substitutes. For a gluten-free version, opt for gluten-free cookies.

Will rum balls get you drunk? ›

Can rum balls make you drunk? This is a no bake recipe, which means any alcohol we use in the process won't be cooked away or made less effective. However, we're not using that much of it, so getting drunk isn't something to worry about! After all, there's only ¼ cup of rum divided among 24 individual bites.

How long will rum balls keep in the fridge? ›

Store rum balls in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 2 weeks. Alternatively, freeze them in an airtight container for up to 2 months and allow to come to room temperature before eating.

How do you thicken rum ball mixture? ›

Add more cocoa powder or ground almonds if the mixture needs thickening. Roll and coat: Bakery rum balls tend to be monstrously huge; I prefer to make them bite-sized at home. Roll tablespoon-sized pieces into balls, then roll in chocolate sprinkles to coat.

Does alcohol evaporate out of rum balls? ›

Yes, alcohol does evaporate out of rum balls over time. While the initial alcohol content is retained, some of it can dissipate gradually during storage, leaving behind the flavor.

Why do Nilla wafers taste different? ›

Originally a round, thin, light wafer cookie made with flour, sugar, shortening, eggs and real vanilla, Nilla wafers have been primarily flavored with synthetic vanillin since at least 1994, a change which prompted criticism.

Are vanilla wafers being discontinued? ›

But those crispy cookies are disappearing from store shelves for good. This month, Murray Foods, which has owned the Jackson brand since 2004, discontinued the last of the Jackson line of cookies. The bags on shelves right now are the last of the vanilla wafers.

What is the difference between vanilla wafers and Nilla wafers? ›

When first marketed, Nillas were known as "Nabisco Vanilla Wafers." It wasn't until 1967 that they were rebranded by Nabisco (which is now owned by Mondelez, via the Mondelez company history) as "Nilla" wafers.

What is another name for rum balls? ›

Rum balls are a popular Christmas treat in England, Australia, Canada, Germany, New Zealand, the United States, Austria, Slovenia, Hungary, Greece and the Czech Republic. In Denmark they are enjoyed year round and known as either romkugle, trøffel or sputnik, depending on the specific region.

Can toddler eat rum balls? ›

Keep them at room temperature or in a fridge or freezer. Can a toddler eat Rum Balls? How can I make them kid-friendly? Toddlers and kids shouldn't eat Rum Balls since they contain alcohol.

Is rum cake OK for kids? ›

Can kids eat a rum cake? Yes. 99.5% of the rum in our cakes is cooked off in the baking and boiling process. Although not all kids love the rum flavour in the cake, they can certainly share a piece for dessert with the family.

Can rum balls go bad? ›

Ok, maybe not forever. But they will last for quite some time! Much like fruitcake cookies, rum balls taste better when they've had a few days to sit and let the flavor develop. Just pop them into an airtight container and stick them in the fridge for at least 2 days, and up to a couple of weeks.

Can you refreeze rum balls? ›

Alternatively, if you want to save them for a later date, place them in an airtight container and freeze. Do not refreeze after defrosting.

Does rum go bad after 10 years? ›

If kept out of direct sunlight and in a cool setting, unopened rum can be stored almost indefinitely. It is considered a stable liquor with a high ABV to preserve its integrity while in storage. Once opened, a bottle of rum should be used within 6 months to 2 years, depending on the additional flavors in the liquor.

How long can you store rum balls? ›

Yes! In fact, rum balls are better when made a day or two ahead. They'll last for a few weeks when stored in an airtight container in the fridge. If you like rum balls, you're sure to like other rum-flavored desserts such as Spiced Rum and Pear Cake, Spiced Eggnog Rum Cookies and Spiced Nut Rum Brittle.

How long do whiskey balls last? ›

Store the bourbon balls in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to two weeks.

Why is my rum cloudy? ›

Cloudiness happens to non-chill-filtered rums when they are stored in cold conditions. Try shaking the bollte, this should make the rum clear.

Can you eat rum balls when pregnant? ›

If you are not sure if there is alcohol in what's being served to you, ask. Rum ball may be delicious, but they are not a good idea during pregnancy.

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