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Tolberone?

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  • 22-11-2012 1:34am
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    McChubbin
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    Greetings! I'm a longtime lurker on this lovely forum and figured it was about time I went and said hello.
    I'm looking for some recipes that involve Tolberone bars- any kind will do. My uncle has an unabashed love of the yokes and I'd love to whip up something special to surprise him with.
    I'm not entirely sure if he likes cheesecake, though, so I'm a little bit stumped as to what to do.
    Can anyone offer any suggestions?

    Danke schon! :)
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    MissFlitworth
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    Toblerone fondue is nice (if unholy sweet)

    http://www.nigella.com/recipes/view/toblerone-fondue-117

    Haven't tried any of these but they're all toblerone recipes from the Kraft Canada website

    http://m.kraftcanada.com/searchrecipes.do?searchtext=Toblerone&pid=1&sortby=&cn=EN


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    McChubbin
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    I think I just got diabetes from looking at that recipe...
    Not sure if fondue would be the way to go. I've never made it before so I'd be a little wary..


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    TeletextPear
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    Toblerone cheesecake is great!
    http://www.nigella.com/recipes/view/toblerone-cheesecake-3376


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    annamcmahon
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    Chocolate chunk cookies using chunks of tolberone would be delicious.


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    Tar.Aldarion
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    I made Toblerone mousse before, it was amazing.


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    McChubbin
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    annamcmahon wrote: »
    Chocolate chunk cookies using chunks of tolberone would be delicious.
    Oooh, yes this sounds good! I'm always on the lookout for a good cookie recipe. Link please? :D


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    RoseBlossom
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    A friend of mine made a lovely flourless chocolate cake the other day, the chocolate component being a melted dark chocolate Toblerone. It was lovely - a crisp surface, very chocolate-y flavour but not as heavy or rich as chocolate cake usually is. You couldn't tell it was made with Toblerone though, so that might rule it out!


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    Jason Todd
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    Anyone have a link to the Toblerone Mousse or Toblerone Cookies please? They sound delish! :)


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    Tar.Aldarion
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    Jason Todd wrote: »
    Anyone have a link to the Toblerone Mousse or Toblerone Cookies please? They sound delish! :)

    Here is the toblerone & coffee mousse I made, nicest mousse I ever had by a mile.


    Ingredients: Toblerone, espresso coffee, butter, cream, eggs, sugar, strawberries, icing sugar.

    So I just followed a generic mousse making recipe, made up some espresso and added it in.
    Dunno what one exactly so here is a random one http://www.bestrecipes.com.au/recipe/toblerone-mousse-L1929.html


    When I made it:

    92vD1.jpg


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    TeletextPear
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    Forgot to say, you could also get an Almondy Toblerone Tart, they sell them in Dunnes and Tesco as far as I know...

    Almondy-Toblerone-Cake.jpeg


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    RacoonQueen
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    TeletextPear wrote: »
    Forgot to say, you could also get an Almondy Toblerone Tart, they sell them in Dunnes and Tesco as far as I know...

    Almondy-Toblerone-Cake.jpeg

    :eek:

    I want.


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    Tar.Aldarion
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    I was like that but when i tried it it was pretty crap. :-(


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    Jason Todd
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    Thanks for the recipes! :)


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    The Recliner
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    Tar.Aldarion wrote: »
    I was like that but when i tried it it was pretty crap. :-(

    Would have to agree with that, wasn't impressed

    I have made the Nigella cheescake suggested above and it was lovely and probably tasted better a couple of days after it was made


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    McChubbin
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    TeletextPear wrote: »
    Forgot to say, you could also get an Almondy Toblerone Tart, they sell them in Dunnes and Tesco as far as I know...
    My uncle got one of those last week. He thought it tasted too "artificial". :/


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