So I have a confession to make – up until this week I had never made or eaten Mars Bar slice. NEVER! It’s not the kind of dessert my mum would ever have made as a kid, and up until year 5 I went to a school where we never really had sugar. Carob was our chocolate. So I was just as excited as Tully to make this Mars Bar slice recipe! I was always jealous of the kids who had it in their lunchbox!
I’m obsessed with Easter, maybe even more than Christmas! Mainly because it’s all about chocolate and treats! It’s the perfect excuse to come up with new recipes that involve chocolate, chocolate and more chocolate! This Easter parfait recipe involves hot cross buns, two types of chocolate eggs and chocolate mousse. It’s a chocolate lover’s dream!
These are seriously the best cookies ever. Our whole family is obsessed with them. You can customise them with whatever you like. Sometimes we add choc chips, chocolate chunks and m&ms. However, the Easter Mini Egg Cookies version is my favourite so far I think.
Are you a major Caramilk fan? This Caramilk Easter Bark takes about 10 minutes to make, 30 minutes to set and then it’s ready to eat!
Eat your vegetables! It’s the endless battle that all parents face. Do we hide the vegies? Put them in plain sight? Serve them raw? Cook them? Deep fry them and pass them off as chips? With three kids, I feel like I’ve tried EVERYTHING! So here are the five things I’ve tried that have worked for me.
My new air fryer is getting a whole lot of use and this Giant Violet Crumble Cookie is my all time favourite dessert to make in it! It’s perfect for a Friday night at home (or any time), and it’s super quick to make.
Air fryer Cinnamon scrolls are one of the easiest lunch box treats to make. They only take 10 minutes to make and then 15 minutes to cook. the kids love them and they are perfect to warm up and have with a tea or coffee at home.
Australia Day is almost here and that means the summer holidays are coming to a close. So if you’re getting together with friends for one last BBQ and you are looking for the ultimate Australia Day dessert idea…Well here it is! Here’s everything you are going to need:
This post is in collaboration with Woolworths
How do you spend Christmas Day? Do you split it between houses or rotate hosting duties? Here in my family, we host every year. It’s the easiest with the kids because they never want to leave their presents! Also, my sister and I already live together in a duplex so majority rules!
This post is in collaboration with Woolworths
Christmas can be an expensive time of year, and this year will be especially tough for many. But Christmas doesn’t have to mean spending a fortune. This year, in my Christmas on a Budget series, I have created a Christmas brunch for 10 people for under $75. That’s under $7.50 per person!