Cadbury Dairy Milk Rocky Road Chocolate Bar

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Chocolate melts and chips are the easy option because there’s no chopping involved and they are made for easy melting.

This was my first time making rocky road and my chocolate split – I panicked but just added a splash of milk, put it back on the hob and stirred it like mad and it miraculously came back together. If you want to upgrade, for example, if you’re gifting or making to impress, use block chocolate instead. I’ve never been a fan of purchased rocky road… then I made this easy recipe and was able to add more raspberry liquorice and marshmallows than suggested so it was more about the treats than the chocolate. As there is white choc spread at Tesco I was wondering if you could use that with a mix of white choc for the base then add in whatever?but that hasn’t stopped SO many of you from asking for this recipe, so you can have your favourite treat at home… so TA DAAA! Roasted almonds, marshmallow-flavored fudge and creamy CADBURY Milk Chocolate combine for the perfect treat. That’s so odd – one good way of saving the mix is to take it off the heat, and stir in some full-fat milk, or cream or similar and mix until it comes back!

Lindt is my premium pick before moving into couverture (higher grade chocolate used by fine patisseries, chocolatiers etc), for flavour, quality and also it’s shiny because it’s tempered.We want to sink our teeth into a delightful medley of textures – soft marshmallow, chewy raspberry, nutty crunch of peanuts. Often companies like Bluebird and Smiths stamp their products with short dates for commercial reasons rather then any accurate reflection of actual food quality.

Whilst we try to make sure they are accurate as possible, it is not a substitute for you reading the product packaging and label prior to use. Sadly, the Cadbury Dairy Milk Rocky Road bar is imported from Canada and can currently only be purchased online from GB Gifts.

Cadbury believes that sustainably sourced cocoa does good - for farmers, their communities, and our planet. I brought 50 bars back from NZ and had intended to give a few of them as gifts but I just couldn't part with any of them!