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Ways to re-purpose chocolate with quick, easy recipes that are engaging for adults and children. A great way to use up all the 'on-sale' chocolate you've amassed during the holiday season.
One of the greatest ways to re-purpose chocolate. It’s quick and easy, requires only a few ingredients, plus it’s engaging for adults and children. S’mores makes for a perfect camp fire sweet treat to be shared with loved ones on a cool evening.
What you’ll need:
1 packet Arnott’s Shredded Wheatmeal biscuits. Lotus Biscoff biscuits also work very well.
200 g milk chocolate
1 packet marshmallows
Less fuss with a bowl recipe that the whole family will enjoy. Most of the ingredients for this recipe are ones that you may already have in the pantry.
What you’ll need:
125 g butter (diced)
150 g dark chocolate
1 1/2 cup brown sugar
3 eggs (large)
1 tsp vanilla extract
3/4 cup plain flour
1/4 cup cocoa
50 g dark cooking chocolate (chopped)
50 g walnuts (chopped) from Exotic Bazaar
Clever ways to re-purpose chocolate, with recipes that are quick, easy to make and won’t break the bank. If you’re anything like me, you’ve amassed a collection of chocolates with the post Christmas sales and with Easter quickly approached, a second wave of chocolatey treats are due for collection.
Rocky Road: Who doesn’t love a marshmallow-ey chocolate treat? Making rocky road is a simple way to re-purpose chocolate in under 20 minutes, using ingredients that you already have in the home. Also makes for a really great gift option.
Read the full recipe here.
A date night must have plus they’re always a hit with kids and adults. A bit of sweet with a side of nutrition. Chocolate covered strawberries are one of the ultimate ways to re-purpose chocolate. It’s simple to make, and can be used as an engaging activity for young ones.
Sweet, warm goodness that will surely put a smile on your loved ones face. This Spanish style hot chocolate is very decadent, rich and tasty. Would highly recommend saving for a special occasion.
Read the full recipe here.
