1. Can I use white chocolate bars instead of chips?
   Yes! Just chop them finely so they melt evenly.

2. Can I replace the pecans with another nut?
   Absolutely—almonds, walnuts, pistachios, or cashews all work great.

3. Do I have to use vanilla extract?
   No, but it adds warmth and sweetness. Almond extract is a delicious alternative.

4. Can I add more mix-ins?
   Yes! Try dried cherries, coconut flakes, mini marshmallows, or pretzel pieces.

5. How long do the clusters take to set?
   In the fridge: 10–15 minutes.
   At room temp: 30–45 minutes.

6. Can I make these dairy-free?
   Yes—use dairy-free white chocolate chips.

7. Can I use fresh cranberries?
   No, they release moisture and won’t work in this recipe.

8. Can I toast the pecans?
   Yes—this adds extra flavor and crunch. Highly recommended!

9. How should I store the clusters?
   In an airtight container, up to 2 weeks.

10. Do they need to be refrigerated?
    No, but they’ll stay firmer if refrigerated.

11. Can I freeze them?
    Yes! Freeze for up to 3 months. Thaw in the fridge.

12. Why did my white chocolate seize?
    Water/moisture likely got in. Always use dry utensils.

13. Can I melt the chocolate on the stovetop?
    Yes—use a double boiler for gentle, even heat.

14. Can I use candied pecans?
    Definitely! They’ll add extra sweetness and crunch.

15. Can I make them smaller or larger?
    Yes—use teaspoon-sized drops for minis or big scoops for jumbo clusters.

16. Can I drizzle them with dark or milk chocolate?
    YES! This makes them extra fancy and delicious.

17. Are these good for gifting?
    Perfect! Package them in treat bags, tins, or boxes.

18. Can I make these with ruby chocolate?
    Yes—they turn a beautiful pink color.

19. Are these gluten-free?
    Yes—naturally gluten-free as long as your chocolate is certified GF.

20. Can kids make this recipe?
    Absolutely! It’s a great no-bake, low-mess recipe for kids.

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