A couple of days ago, I was asked, if I wanted to treat myself to an early Mother’s Day present from ToxicFox’s Mother’s Day range and despite having no clue when Mother’s Day actually is this year, (I looked it up for you! It’s 30th March)I went on a virtual shopping trip and picked something that both Amy and I could have fun with, because what’s nicer than sharing Mother’s Day with your daughter?
What I picked, I hear you ask? This chocolate pizza kit that allows you to make your very own chocolate pizzas over and over again! Okay, the kit only comes with ingredients for one pizza, but it also includes a reusable pizza mould which mean we’ll make A LOT of chocolate pizzas over the coming weeks and months. It retails at £18.99 and would make a great present for every chocolate fan – male or female, young or old.
The process itself is really simple and Amy loved getting involved, so I thought I’d share with you how to make your own chocolate pizza:
1) Melt 200g chocolate of your choice for about 1 minute and keep stirring it, so it doesn’t burn. You can do this in the microwave or over a bain marie.
2) Pour the melted chocolate in a round 7×7 inch mould and add toppings of your choice. The pizza kit came with jelly beans, white chocolate shavings and Smarties, but we used some pink chocolate shavings and pink and white sparkles.
3) Put the mould in the fridge for 2 minutes, then take it out and cut into slices. Put into the fridge to set for another 15 minutes.
Yes, it’s as easy as that. I couldn’t believe it myself, but it was really quick and easy and I can’t wait to give it another go. We’ll probably make a chocolate pizza with a rainbow theme for St Patricks Day next week. What do you think?
Disclosure: We were provided with the chocolate pizza kit for the purpose of this review. All opinions are out own and 100% honest.
Wow – that looks amazing! I love the sound of chocolate pizza! x
thebeesleybuzz recently posted…Kids in the kitchen – Miss T makes toad in the hole
That sounds amazing. I am worried I would eat it all myself though!
Emma recently posted…Nine
I’ve been really well behaved so far. Amy however…
Looks delicious and would be eaten far too quickly in our house!
I’m thinking = cake tin + selection of different types of chocolate = own homemade version!
Katy Beale recently posted…Cooperative consumerism
You’re thinking right. Couldn’t be easier, could it?
I love that you get the mould that can be used over & over again – perfect for making gifts!
mmmmmmm this has been on my mind all day since i saw it at stupid o ‘clock in my inbox! i might have to make one of these myself – just delicious x
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How cool is that, my kids would love it.
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And so easy, right?