Five Best Easter Desserts With Leftover Chocolates

Posted by ameliamorgan on May 6th, 2019

If it’s Easter, it’s time for chocolates! And there are chances you might go overboard on chocolate this year as there are contests to win Cadbury chocolate for free. So, if you have got a heap of leftovers, why not turn them into new, appetizing creation. Here is a selection of delicious chocolate desserts to try this Easter.

Cashew and cranberry cookies with Choc chunk

Break the chocolate boredom with a batch of these crispy cookies. Dried fruits and nuts are roughly chopped along with the left over chocolates. Mix and roll these with the cookie dough. Roll into walnut size balls. Place on greased baking tray and bake. They also store well, if don't all get eaten at once.

Chocolate Easter eggs

Although, with so many options available in the market, you might not feel like making them at home. But why wouldn’t you give a try since they are so easy to make and it’s Easter! You will require chocolate egg moulds. Try milk, dark or white chocolate for variation. You can make them solid or put nuts inside the eggs. Wrap up in colorful foil for a festive touch.

Choco Vanila fudge

This yummy fudge is everything you would expect in a fudge! This is very chocolaty, creamy and flavoured with vanilla extracts. To lessen some calories, it has ingredients low in fat. Little pieces of soft fudge wrapped in Cadbury milk chocolate can take the recipe to a different level. For that, you have to buy or win Cadbury chocolate fudge.

Chocolate cornflake cupcakes

Chocolate cornflake cupcakes are an oldie but a goldie! Hardly anyone can resist these retro treats. You can use smaller eggs as toppings for a double-chocolate fix. So if you are visiting neighbours or relatives, pass the chocolate crisis on by bringing a batch with you. Because everyone loves crispy cornflake cakes!

No Bake Mini Rocky Road Cakes

Easiest of the lot, mini rocky road cakes requires no baking. You have to melt the chocolate and butter. Mix it well with biscuit chunks, sultanas and mini marshmallows so that everything is coated. Put the mixture in small blobs onto a baking tray and refrigerate for twenty minutes until set.

You can mess around with the amount of ingredients in all the recipes. If you win Cadbury chocolate, you can increase the amount of chocolate. There is no right or wrong way to it, just the way you and your kids like it!