Oh my gosh. I made homemade chocolate hazelnut spread (aka Nutella) the other day. And it blew my mind. I made it at work, and used it to fill chocolate shortbread sandwich cookies. Then I ate a large portion of it with a spoon, before making another double batch, and turning that into little homemade Nutella tarts to sell in the cafe. Man oh man, why haven’t I gotten onto … Continue reading →
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Lemon Coconut Bars
Okay so it has been AGES since I last posted and I am SO sorry! It has been a slightly ridiculous week. Actually really crazy. I took on a few extra shifts at the new cafe I’m working at. The days are pretty long and intense in that hot little kitchen, but I got to bake a few of my own recipes to sell in store, which was really fun! … Continue reading →
Nutella Cheesecake
Um, hi. So I’m going to get straight to the point today. You have to make this cheesecake. Like, now yesterday. It is amazing. It tastes like Nutella awesomeness. On a buttery biscuit base. It is going to blow. your. mind. So do yourself a favour. Put your laptop down and go to the grocery store. Now. Hear me? Buy some Nutella and some cream cheese and whatever else you … Continue reading →
Oreo Truffles
I have a confession to make. Sometimes, I’m pretty damn lazy. I’m the kind of person that makes herself scrambled eggs for dinner because she can’t be bothered cooking. I procrastinate on Facebook, Pinterest and Instagram instead of doing my assignments. I vacuum my dog instead of brushing her (and then sometimes I can’t even be bothered doing that). I wear creased blouses instead of ironing my clothes. I spend … Continue reading →
Chocolate Hazelnut Truffles
This is my 100th post on my little blog! Yay! I thought I’d celebrate by sharing my favourite truffle recipe. These truffles are the easiest things you will ever make, and absolutely everyone loves them. There is no baking time, no resting time, no melting ingredients, no mixer. These are a one-bowl affair. I’m a huge fan of these, and I’ve been making them since I was about 12. The … Continue reading →