Chocolate lover or not, everybody can agree with a rich and moist chocolate cake. This foolproof, feel-good cake will definitely get everyone’s taste buds singing, and lift the most sluggish of moods. 

If your kids don’t like drinking regular milk, let them stir their drink with a chocolate spoon. When doused in milk, these spoons add a subtle chocolate flavour by melting slowly; and in coffee transform your drink into a chocolate-y mocha flavour. The challenge here is simply not eating them like a lollipop!

You don’t need to have any baking or cooking experience to make this delicious chocolate bread. Vegan and sugar-free, it makes for a perfect snack for any time of the day and can be a fun, fuss-free activity to do with the family. Everyone can make their own favourite versions – simply top it off with jam, peanut butter, ice cream or honey.

These gorgeous creamy chocolate rum truffles can be enjoyed as a decadent small treat. Wrap them in cellophane and a ribbon, and they’ll be perfect for gifting! 

Torn between a brownie and a cookie? Have them both in this brownie cookie for double the chocolate. A bite into this cookie will boast a satisfying crumble, followed by super indulgent chocolate frosting.

Whip up this gooey chocolate molten lava cake and serve with a side of ice cream or fresh strawberries for a luxurious dessert.

Just because you’re on a diet doesn’t mean you have to skip out on World Chocolate Day. Have a taste of the classic with this low calorie substitute, which we promise is just as delicious!

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