This weekend we had some Christmasy fun in the kitchen as we made a wickedly good 3D chocolate Christmas tree using the 3D Christmas tree mould from the Lakeland it retails at a snip of £4.99.
This was easy to use as all we did was melt 150g of chocolate and pour it into the mould, however the difficult bit was having patients waiting for the chocolate to set. Once set the chocolate came away from the mould very easily and we slotted the tree together then we got sprinkletastic to decorate the tree in glitter, multi coloured beans and snowflakes. We made the little boy and girl and small tree as extra from a different mould.
The mould is made from silicon one of my favourite bakeware types as it can be used in the freezer as well as baking cookies in, it is also dishwasher safe and microwaveable.
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I'd let my 9yo go mad with smarties, shoe laces as tinsel he'd love to have free rein to decorate as he wanted! x
ReplyDeleteI would decorate it with glitter , chocolate balls & lots & lots of royal icing ... An edible version of my own front room ( 70's grotto horror) x
ReplyDeleteI love making gingerbread and chocolate houses so this is literally right up my street! Definitely lots more chocolate and sweets... sugar rush :-)
ReplyDeleteI would drizzle white chocolate over it to look like streamers :)
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