S’mores Dip

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Smores DipThis summer, S’mores proved to be a huge hit with the kiddos as we enjoyed our camping adventures. But they are kinda messy.

Soft, fluffy marshmallows toasted on an open fire and sandwiched between chocolate and crackers. Who could refuse?

But back home, with Halloween and Bonfire Night just around the corner, I wanted the kids to enjoy this treat – a cleaner way!

 

S’mores Dip

 

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S'mores Dip
 
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To make 1 ramekin as pictured above.
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Serves: 1-2
Ingredients
  • 100g of your favourite chocolate
  • 2 handfuls of mini-marshmallows
  • 3-4 tablespoons of double cream
  • Biscuits or crackers to serve
Instructions
  1. Break the chocolate into pieces and melt in a glass bowl placed over simmering water.
  2. Add the double cream to the melted chocolate and stir.
  3. Add one handful of mini-marshmallows and continue to stir until melted.
  4. Remove from the heat and spoon into a serving dish / ramekin.
  5. Top with your remaining marshmallows and place under a hot grill to lightly toast.
  6. Serve with biscuits or crackers of your choice.

 

All the delicious taste of s’mores, but in a dip!  

S'mores Dip

~ Natalie

 

 

 

 

 

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  1. says

    This looks so good! My children love S’mores, but even they admit that they are too messy to eat all the time. I’m definitely pinning this for later!

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  2. says

    Gosh this sounds wicked! YUM! Wonderful photos too.

    Thanks for linking up to #recipeoftheweek. I’ve Pinned and Stumbled this post, and there’s a new #recipeoftheweek linky just gone live. I’d love you to pop over and join in again with another fab recipe post :)

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  3. says

    I love this! All through my last pregnancy I ate s’mores {almost on a daily basis} and my biggest beef with them was that they were crazy messy. This way seems so much neater and you can control the ratio of marshmallow to chocolate on a bite-to-bite basis!

    Thanks for sharing! I’m definitely pinning this for later :)

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