So the kids have broken up for the Easter holidays and most only have one thing on their minds
CHOCOLATE
and with 2 weeks off school and the threat of snow (apparently!)
then there couldn’t be a better time for this fabulous Guest Post from the lovely Emily
from A Mummy Too
Crispy nests with a twist – two recipes
Chocolate crispy cakes with Mini Eggs on them? What more could you want? Chocolate crispy cakes with Mini Creme Eggs on them too? Oh, ok then.
Here’s how it’s done.
Milk chocolate crispy cake nests
Ingredients
- 300g milk cooking chocolate
- Roughly 150g of cornflakes
- 1 tube of Cadbury mini eggs
- 12 fairy cake cases
Instructions
- Break up the chocolate into a large bowl and melt in the microwave
- Line a 12 hole bun tin with cake case
- Crunch up the cornflakes (Joel loved that bit) and mix in the chocolate
- Divide the chocolate between the cases evenly, pushing down a little so that they hold their shape
- Push three mini eggs into each nest
- Leave to set
White chocolate crispy cake nests
Ingredients
- 300g white cooking chocolate
- Roughly 150g of rice crispies
- 1 pack of Cadbury Mini Cream Eggs
- 12 fairy cake cases
Instructions
- Cut six mini cream eggs in half by pressing a knife along the seam line (definitely a grown-up job) and set aside
- Break up the chocolate into a large bowl and melt in the microwave
- Line a 12 hole bun tin with cake case
- Mix the rice crispies into the chocolate
- Divide the chocolate between the cases evenly, pushing down a little so that they hold their shape
- Push one mini cream egg half on to the top of each nest
- Leave to set
Fun, easy, looks kinda cool. Let me know if you give it a try
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I love these recipes! thanks for sharing. a great little activity for the holidays. We’ve been getting really exited about easter too. You might like our special easter hot cross bun post including a recipe!
Yummy love them 🙂 Thanks for joining us at Creative Mondays 🙂
A wonderful Easter idea! I look forward to Mini cream eggs at Easter!:) I like the ingredients shared in the recipes! Certainly looks great too. Happy Easter!
Ohhh I love easter nests and I know a little boy that would love the 2nd one as well he doesn’t like milk chocolate but loves white chocolate.
Thank you for sharing on Tuesday Tots this week
we’ve done the easter nests before but not the ones with the cadburys cream eggs, they look yummy.
Thank you for stopping by NurtureStore and for your comment. These nests look yummy – we’ve never tried a white chocolate version. Might just have to give that a go!
These look delicious! Thanks so much for linking up with “Try a New Recipe Tuesday!” I can’t wait to try them with my children. A blessed and happy Easter to you and your family! 🙂
ohhh yum, creme eggs are my Easter weakness and these look delicious! Thanks for sharing on Happy lil hearts are baking!
They are so sweet. I bet you all had fun making them 🙂
Thanks so much for linking up! This looks so good! I can’t wait to try it with my kids.
🙂 I hope to see you each week at “Try a New Recipe Tuesday.”
They look yummy! Thank you so much for sharing the recipes with our spring carnival. 🙂