Choc Chip Hot Cross Buns
click photo for more information
These hot cross buns are so easy to make, packed with citrus flavor and real chocolate pieces.
These hot cross buns are so easy to make, packed with citrus flavor and real chocolate pieces.
The chocolate bark, elevated. These chocolates are quick and easy, delightful to look at and eat and nutritious too!
A dreamy, creamy chocolate-peanut butter dip
This Ribboned Fudge Bundt Cake is all we’re going to be thinking about for DAYS
A delicious and easy chocolate easter egg with Nutella. (in Portuguese)
A delicious,rich and moist dark chocolate cake is made fragrant with lavender and coated in a thick chocolate frosting. Perfect for Easter.
Turn a simple frosted cake into a work of modern art with a box of chocolate Pocky sticks.
Vegan, Gluten-Free Peanut Butter Chocolate Fudge
Chocolate Ganache Tarrts – A homemade Pastry Crust filled with Chocolate Ganache! These are incredible topped with fresh berries and cream.
Healthy Bakery Style Chocolate Chip Muffins made with NO butter, sugar, or flour!
No butter, no oil, but still moist, chocolatey & fudgy. Pumpkin makes this brownies healthy & diet-friendly
This Neapolitan Cheesecake combines chocolate, strawberry, and vanilla in one no-bake dessert.
This is the fudge to end all fudge. I worked on the recipe for months, and now I have the creamiest, richest, best fudge ever!
White Chocolate Pots de Creme with Lemon and Raspberry Sauce
Chocolate Brownies with Salted Tahini Frosting
Chocolate and peanut butter fudge pie with peanut butter-caramel sauce on top!
Walnut Brownies with Flaky Sea Salt
Rich chocolate brownies are made even better with the addition of smooth caramel in this super easy recipe!
Crushed Biscoff cookies, white chocolate pudding and a Biscoff Cookie cream cheese layer, make these no-bake bars the perfect dessert!
Irish Cream Brownies with Irish Cream Frosting
This fudgy chocolate beer cake is covered in peanut butter frosting and decorated with salty pretzel twists.
This is a real classic in Sweden! They call it kladdkaka, and would translate to Swedish sticky chocolate cake. (English version below)