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Peppa Pig is a lovable but slightly bossy five-year-old pig. In this series, Peppa and her family have new exciting adventures travelling far and wide and staying closer to home to visit new places we ...

Mummy always loves to cook, especially spaghetti and chocolate cakes, and she loves to make her family happy. Granny is the ...

Who needs to buy an Easter egg when you can make your very own with some chocolate and a balloon!? Follow Oli the Choc's instructions and you can make these special Easter treats at home!

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Divide the mixture between the paper cases and press 3 chocolate eggs into the centre of each nest. Chill in the fridge for 1 hour, or until completely set. If you're not keen on dark chocolate ...

Fold egg yolk mixture into cooled chocolate mixture. In clean bowl of stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment, beat egg whites on medium-high speed until foamy, about 15 seconds. Gradually ...

We blind-tasted more than 30 supermarket Easter eggs to bring you the results of our 2023 Easter Taste Awards. Discover which dark, milk, white, vegan and miniature chocolate eggs we loved ...

Dessert sushi has become the latest trend to take over social media as savvy home cooks have whipped up sweet versions of the Japanese dish using brownies, Oreos, fruit and chocolate. The trend ...

However, it's also a time to get stuck in to sweet treats, primarily chocolate Easter eggs. But where does the well-loved tradition of giving Easter chocolate come from? Katherine Tegan ...

Chocolate company J. S. Fry & Sons produced the first hollow chocolate egg in 1873, 150 years ago. The firm made chocolate by mixing cocoa fat with cocoa powder and sugar, which they poured into ...

PATRICK MARMION: Best-selling children's author and Second World War fighter pilot Roald Dahl is the latest historical figure to be put in the dock of public opinion.