Elizabeth's Kitchen Diary

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Published on April 9, 2014 • Last updated November 25, 2015 by

The Easter Holidays are well and truly upon us. Here in Scotland my children have been on their school holidays for a week and a half now and they’re starting to get a bit… needing entertained? Is there a better way to entertain children than to get creative in the kitchen? Yesterday morning while it was raining outdoors we made some chocolate Easter Eggs with a plastic chocolate egg mould. I was surprised at how easy (and messy!) it was to make them, and the mould will be getting reused over and over again for sure! To help keep your children (or even yourself!) entertained during the Easter Holidays Baking Mad have offered two of my readers a little chocolatey Silver Spoon baking bundle to play with.

Silver Spoon Baking Bundle
1 x 300 gram Silver Spoon Cakecraft Milk Chocolate Flavour Cake Covering
1 x 100 gram Silver Spoon Cakecraft Dark Chocolate Chips
1 x 125 gram Silver Spoon Cakecraft Chocolate Flavour Icing Sugar
1 x 120 gram Silver Spoon Cakecraft Green Designer Icing
For some Easter baking ideas pop on over to the Baking Mad website. They’ve got a great chocolate Easter egg tutorial, or what about Easter chocolate nests, Easter simnel brownies or cake pops? Plenty of ideas to keep the children entertained in the kitchen during the holidays!
For your chance to win one of two Silver Spoon Baking Bundles enter via the Rafflecopter entry below.

BAKING MAD SILVER SPOON BUNDLE GIVEAWAY

How to Enter

For your chance to win one of two Silver Spoon Baking Bundles enter using the Rafflecopter below. Come back and tweet about the Giveaway every day for more chances to win!

Terms & Conditions

This giveaway is open to UK entries only. Entrants must be age 18 or over. Winners will need to respond with their choice of prize within 24 hours of being contacted. Failure to do this may result in another winner being selected.The prize is offered and provided by Baking Mad. The prize is one of two Silver Spoon Baking Bundles. There is no cash alternative and the prize is not transferable. If you need some help using Rafflecopter, here’s a quick clip to show you how. Rafflecopter will pick the winner at random from the entries received. I will be verifying entries and any automated entries will be disqualified. Closing date is midnight on 16th April 2014 and the winner will be announced that day.

a Rafflecopter giveaway

Elizabeth’s Kitchen Diary was sent a selection of Silver Spoon Cakecraft products by Baking Mad to play with and host a giveaway competition. This is not a paid post.

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About Elizabeth Atia

Daydream adventurer. Expat Canadian. Foodie. Calls Shetland home.

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  12. Helen McCarron

    It’s my son’s first birthday in less than a month and I plan on making a cake for him. At his age, I want to know exactly what he’s eating and making my own cake means I can add only the ingredients that I want him to eat.

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  20. aaron smith

    great prize,i’m a rubbish cook but i know my fiancee would love this and use this bundle to make chocolate ‘nest’ cakes with the kids and then some cadbury creme egg brownies for the adults 🙂 Would be a great snack for the whole family after our easter egg hunt in the garden 🙂

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  55. pepicola

    I have been given the task of baking a cake for my brother’s wedding, so I would incorporate into that somehow

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  76. agaue1

    My mums coming to visit for the first time on 3 years over Easter so i could love to make her a beautiful Easter cake and some brownies and fudge so she can see how well my cooking has come on after all these years 😀

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  97. Peggy Muncie

    would love to bake an Easter cake but can’t bake, so to be in with a chance of getting a cake, would give this to my son

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  120. Anonymous

    A chocolate cake for my mum. The milk chocolate flavour cake topping would be used, with some chocolate chips sprinkle on. Whilst the chocolate flavour icing sugar used for butter icing filling.

    Rachel Craig

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  133. Anonymous

    We love making gingerbread man shaped cakes and the kids love decorating them with all different things to see who can do the best one. Kate Milton

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  135. Catherine Gregory

    I’d make Chocolate Cupcake Nests for my colleagues at the British Heart Foundation, lovely Easter treat

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  145. Edward Guerreiro

    It may sound boring, but a plain sponge cake. It’s my mothers favourite. I don’t even add icing, just a little orange zest & juice to the mix before baking.

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  163. Dianne Hanson

    I would make a cake for my brothers 30th party, he’s requested one 🙂 Dianne x (diannehanson@hotmail.co.uk)

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  166. Maura

    My Husband’s birthday is on Easter Sunday and mine the following Thursday so I would make a Chocolate Easter/birthday cake for us both.
    Maura

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