Nestle Peppermint Crisp, 6 Bars

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Melt and stir until your chocolate is fluid and at a temperature of 31°C to 32°C. Before your chocolate is fully fluid you will still see a few whole callets/drops as you stir – this shows you are almost there. Here I have included some step-by-step images to help you with making the recipe, as well as a video just above the recipe.

When I first tested this recipe I made the base with condensed milk. It tasted good, but it was just too soft and gooey for my taste. My taste testers agreed with me – the crumbly biscuit base was much better. This recipe requires a few mixing bowls, a handheld electric mixer or stand mixer, and a square (9 inches or 23cm) or similar-sized dish. Ingredients and Substitutions Find sources: "Peppermint Crisp"– news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR ( April 2009) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) If you’re not located in South Africa and cannot find a Nestle peppermint crisp in the international aisle of your favourite grocer, Bubbly aero mint can take its place. It won’t be quite the same, but the pairing of chocolate, mint, cream, caramel and coconut biscuit can truly never fail. How to make peppermint tart The BEST no-bake Chocolate Mint Slice ever!!! A simple biscuit base topped with milk chocolate and decorated with all your favourite peppermint chocolates!

P lease see the recipe card below for exact quantities and detailed instructions How to make this recipe A peppermint slice is one of my childhood favourites. They sold it in school and it was always my first choice, closely followed by the fabulous School dinner cake, Mars Bar slice and chocolate concrete! Those were the days!

Repeat the process so that you have three layers or until the mixture is over with the cream being on top. Peppermint crisp is a chocolate bar that was invented in South Africa in the 1960s. It was eventually bought out by the food giant, Nestlé. It is now generally found in South Africa, New Zealand, and Australia. Dissolve 2 teaspoons sugar in it, when the coffee is still hot. Let the coffee cool at room temperature. Take your jar and place about two teaspoonfuls of cookie crumbs at the bottom. This will make first layer. Remove the tin from the fridge and using a small palette knife, spread the pepermint filling over the base. Place in the fridge to set for around 30 minutes,

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The second layer will be that of the cream mixture. Add about two tablespoonfuls of it on top of the cookie crumbs and pat it down. For the Orley Whip, substitute double/whipping cream (at least 30% fat, otherwise it will not whip up stiffly enough) or Elmlea Double (a half-dairy cream available in the UK) Once it is ready, remove the tin and peel off the baking paper. Transfer the ice cream cake to the serving platter ensuring that the biscuit base is at the bottom. Mix in ½ teaspoon peppermint essence and taste to make sure the flavour of the peppermint comes through. I used Morrison's own brand American Peppermint Essence and ½ teaspoon was just about right. If you like a more minty taste, add a drop or two extra. Totally delish right!!?? Well let me tell you... this slice is evvvvverything (and so much more!). In fact it's a zillion times more! And if you're a mint-chocolate loving gal (or guy), then it's a bazillion times more. You get the point right???

Supplied by Nestle, this candy will sure to be a hit with your guests. This Confectionery is a product of Australia. Because we aren't going to be oven baking, you can feel free to use any suitable size container you may have on hand. I'm thinking of my overflowing Tupperware cupboard! Ice-cream cake is heavenly on its own. Now imagine an ice cream cake mixed in with peppermint crisp. This recipe combines the decadence of ice cream cake with the delightful taste of peppermint crisp tarts and is sure not to be a disappointment. Source: foodandhome.co.za I’ve wanted to post this no bake peppermint slice recipe for such a long time, but whenever I make it I don’t get a change to take any photographs – it disappears FAST. The sign of a great recipe. The base is still exactly the same as the original recipe.. a super simple no-bake biscuit base made with condensed milk, butter and Peppermint Crisp bars. BUT the chocolate topping is totally different!! In this recipe I've used a classic milk chocolate layer and decorated it with ALL of my favourite peppermint chocolates and biscuits - Mint Slice biscuits, Mint Patties, Peppermint Crisp bars and Flake chocolate bars. See... ALL the mint chocolate goodness!

Leave to set completely. If you don’t have a cool place to leave your chocolate peppermint crisp, leave it to set in the fridge. So I made this over the weekend and made my boys promise they wouldn’t dive in until I actually got some photos done. I took them on Sunday afternoon and it was half gone by the evening. I suspect it might be the same story in your house, especially if you have teenagers…. ingredient list