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March 2, 2018 · Leave a Comment

How to make Cheesecake Chocolate Eggs

How to make Cheesecake Chocolate Eggs

How yummy does this cheesecake-filled chocolate egg look! It’s a fabulous Easter pudding or a treat served up anytime you fancy something deliciously naughty. And it’s simple to make.

Here’s how we made ours.

You will need:

  • a chocolate Easter egg or two
  • a packet of cheesecake mix (or you can make your own)
  • a peach or nectarine

How to make Cheesecake Chocolate Eggs

How to make Cheesecake Chocolate Eggs - what's needed

Mix your biscuit base.

How to make Cheesecake Chocolate Eggs - mix the biscuit base

Make your shape for your cheesecake fried egg on a plate and leave in the fridge to set.

How to make Cheesecake Chocolate Eggs - shape the biscuit base

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Mix together your cheesecake mix.

How to make Cheesecake Chocolate Eggs - mix cheesecake mix

Load it onto your fried egg biscuit base.

How to make Cheesecake Chocolate Eggs - add cheesecake mix on 'fried egg' biscuit base

Slice a piece off your peach/nectarine to look like egg yolk.

How to make Cheesecake Chocolate Eggs - slice the peach

Use a warm knife to remove the top of your chocolate egg.

How to make Cheesecake Chocolate Eggs - slice off the top of the chocolate egg

Fill the chocolate egg with your biscuit base.

How to make Cheesecake Chocolate Eggs - fill the chocolate egg with biscuit base mix

Scoop in your cheesecake mix.

How to make Cheesecake Chocolate Eggs - add cheesecake mix to the egg

Add your slice of peach/nectarine.

How to make Cheesecake Chocolate Eggs - add a slice of peach as an egg yolk

Check out our Easter Ideas.

Alternatively, open your chocolate egg into two halves and fill with your biscuit base.

How to make Cheesecake Chocolate Eggs - add biscuit base to half a chocolate egg

And add your cheesecake mix.

How to make Cheesecake Chocolate Eggs - add cheesecake mix to a chocolate egg

Place in the fridge to set.

How to make Cheesecake Chocolate Eggs - place in the fridge to set

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