Goodbye Christmas pudding, hello Easter egg. No sooner has the festive season come to a close, than we are greeted with the prospect of an equally exciting time: the Cadbury Creme Egg season.
The television adverts for these sickly but delightful chocolate treats have begun to infiltrate our living rooms, and I must admit, they are some of my all-time favourite commercials. Stop-motion chocolate eggs causing mischief and fellow eggs to explode is, for me, brilliant advertising.
The Cadbury Creme Egg season has officially started. I'll be stocking up now, and feeling sick later.
Showing posts with label chocolate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chocolate. Show all posts
Monday, 9 January 2012
Wednesday, 28 December 2011
Better baking (cheat)
As mentioned a while ago, I really enjoy baking. However, my last attempt was, what you would call, an epic fail. Therefore, this time I thought it would be best to have a little help. Some might call this cheating, but considering what happened with my blueberry cupcakes, I call it smart.
I decided to make some chocolate cupcakes, courtesy of Green's Dennis the Menace Cake Mix. I've made these cakes many moons ago, and they always turned out beautifully. This time was no different.
You open the box, and twenty minutes later, you have a tray of perfectly cooked cupcakes. Just add the icing and little character motifs, and you're done. Granted, they're not the most attractive cakes in the world, but they taste wonderful. The plate of 12 were demolished almost instantly. Result.
I decided to make some chocolate cupcakes, courtesy of Green's Dennis the Menace Cake Mix. I've made these cakes many moons ago, and they always turned out beautifully. This time was no different.
You open the box, and twenty minutes later, you have a tray of perfectly cooked cupcakes. Just add the icing and little character motifs, and you're done. Granted, they're not the most attractive cakes in the world, but they taste wonderful. The plate of 12 were demolished almost instantly. Result.
Monday, 26 December 2011
A quality Christmas staple
When I first see the large tins of Quality Street piling up on supermarket shelves, I know Chrsitmas is just around the corner. For me, the Quality Street tin is a quality Christams staple that no household should be without (and we usually end up with a few!).
One of my all time favoutrite smells is that of a freshly opened tin of the famous chocolates. I'd recommend everyone to stick their nose in a brand new tin and have a good ol' sniff. They are also incredibly beautiful to look at, with their multi-coloured, iridescent wrapping. They won't stick around for long, I'm sure, so I'm stashing the Orange Cremes away from the resident chocoholic (my dad) as I speak.
Nb. Quality Street also make excellent poker chips. I see your Green Triangle and raise you two Big Purple Ones.
One of my all time favoutrite smells is that of a freshly opened tin of the famous chocolates. I'd recommend everyone to stick their nose in a brand new tin and have a good ol' sniff. They are also incredibly beautiful to look at, with their multi-coloured, iridescent wrapping. They won't stick around for long, I'm sure, so I'm stashing the Orange Cremes away from the resident chocoholic (my dad) as I speak.
Nb. Quality Street also make excellent poker chips. I see your Green Triangle and raise you two Big Purple Ones.
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