Add toppings, if desired. While the chocolate is still wet, roll the berry in toppings or sprinkle them on.
Step 6. Add drizzles, if desired. After the chocolate coating has set (this only takes minutes), add drizzles in a contrasting melted chocolate color. I used semi-sweet chocolate and pink-colored white chocolate on the white dipped berries, and white and pink colored chocolate on the dark chocolate berries. Use one of these methods:
1. Pour melted chocolate into a squeeze bottle. Keep it warm in a jar of hot water. This is the method I recommend, if you have a squeeze bottle. It gives you the most control.
2. Pour chocolate into a plastic bag. Twist the bag at the top and push the chocolate toward one lower corner of the bag. Snip the corner with scissors, and apply melted chocolate by squeezing it through the hole.
3. Use a spoon. You can't be as precise with a spoon, but you can achieve a lacy, pretty effect by holding the spoon of melted chocolate higher over the berry and drizzling a thin stream of chocolate in a scattered, zig-zag fashion.