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Place the digestive biscuits in a food processor and pulse to fine crumbs. A Pour in the melted butter and pulse until all the biscuit crumbs are coated.
So Easter is near… the holiday of Chocolate.. Perfect for us Slimming worlders right? Wrong… Anyone who has suffered with their weight knows that temptation is the hardest thing to deal with and Easter does not help with that… BUT we really don’t have to miss out…
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Cadbury Dairy milk is a hugely popular chocolate bar throughout the year – and these bunny-shaped versions are just as tasty! The Cadbury White Oreo Peter Rabbit Hollow Bunny makes a delightful gift for any fan of chocolate, Oreos and Peter Rabbit, of course! There is also the delightful Dairy Milk Bunny Orange Mousse. This cute bunny has a soft, orange-flavoured milk chocolate mousse centre that works perfectly with the milk chocolate shell. One egg that’s certain to feature on your newsfeed this year is the Waitrose Avocado Easter Egg. Unusually designed, the egg features dark and white chocolate designed to look like an avocado, but the nutritional value reflects pure indulgence: In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the whisk attachment (or you can use a hand mixer) whip the double cream to stiff peaks, remove from the bowl and set aside. In the same bowl you whisked the double cream, mix the cream cheese, icing sugar and vanilla extract on a low speed until incorporated. You can melt the chocolate in the microwave, using a double boiler on the stovetop or in a Thermomix.
Kids will absolutely love making this simple chocolate Easter bark! Keep them in the Easter baking spirit with some more kid-friendly Easter recipes. Unsalted Butter– I like to use unsalted butter in baking so you can be in control of the salt content in your recipes. Unsalted would work too but would change the flavour slightly.I bloody LOVE Malteser Bunnies! They’re my go to when I’m in the Easter isle. You can’t dip a Creme Egg in a cup of tea, and if you can’t dip it, I don’t want to know! A Malteser Bunny however, dip that bad lad in your afternoon cuppa and you’re on cloud 9. The most delicious treat ever. Pour the filling over the base and smooth the top. Place in the fridge for 6 hours or overnight until set. Do not scoop out chunks with your finger, however tempting! white chocolate - choose a good quality chocolate as it's the main ingredient in this recipe. You can substitute white chocolate for milk chocolate or dark chocolate if you prefer I would probably describe the flavour as a textured new take on the iconic Terry's Chocolate Orange - and I'm a big fan. It’s easy to enter competitions – but of course, it’s much harder to win them! But knowing the right type of comps to enter will give you a better chance of a prize.
And why not enjoy a family day out together over the long weekend? Visit somewhere new and walk around to explore the sights, or even just play games in the park. That way, you’ll all be more active, which makes up for the extra indulgences – and gives the whole family a great opportunity to spend time together, too. Win one of 500 Ferrero Rocher Pyramids (with 96 chocolates!) in this easy to enter prize draw at Sainsbury’s. Last year, we surveyed the nation to find out just how much chocolate the average British child could expect to receive from friends and relatives. We learned that children are given a wide selection of eggs in small, medium, and large sizes, with the average receiving a total of 13 Easter eggs, plus additional treats. Step 3 To make the icing, in a large bowl beat the butter and vanilla until completely smooth, then add the room-temperature cream cheese and mix to combine. Sift over the icing sugar and mix (carefully at first, as otherwise there will be clouds of icing sugar) until smooth and fluffy.Free entry online prize draw – ends 27.12.23. To enter the weekly draw, complete your details at www.kinderprizedraw.com Malteser has a large range of chocolates with varying syns, we've listed the rest of their syn values down below. If you’re making this cheesecake after Easter you can use Malteser Tasters in their place, just melt them exactly the same.
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