Old school desserts uk

If you're a fan of old school desserts, then you're in for a treat with this classic chocolate concrete cake recipe. This simple yet delicious cake has been a favourite for generations, and it's easy to see why. The rich chocolate flavour and dense, fudgy texture make it a real crowd-pleaser. In this blog post, I'll take you through the step-by-step process of making your very own chocolate concrete cake at home. Jump To Recipe The allure of the chocolate concrete cake transcends mere taste…

If you're from the UK you might remember this chocolate cake from school that used to be served with chocolate custard.....I do not. I don't remember this....

Pink Custard is loved by all who had school dinners during the 1980's. Enjoy a bite of nostalgia with this modernised recipe using fresh custard with fruit coulis.

Watch the video to find out how to make this wonderful iced bakewell tray bake. It's perfect for kids parties or just an afternoon treat with a cup of tea.

Old Fashioned School Fete Toffees are a classic sweet recipe, perfect for bake sales. Sugar is combined with water and vinegar, then boiled until golden. Sprinkles with 100's and 1000's, this rock solid "jaw breakers" will keep everyone happy (and quiet hahaha) - give it a go!

Bake like it’s 1991 with all the best classic slices… and some you might have forgotten about. We’ve got timeless recipes – like Nanna’s vanilla slice or a chocolate caramel slice from your old tuckshop days – and really retro ones that are making a comeback. You

These old-school sweet treats take us back to our childhood: from traditional baked rice pudding to classic cobbler, apple crumble to old-fashioned bee stings – we’ll be passing these recipes down to our kids.

Easy Flapjacks Recipe using 4 simple ingredients; butter, sugar, golden syrup and porridge oats. Perfectly chewy, soft and thick oat bars.

Serve this comforting retro pineapple upside-down cake recipe for afternoon tea – or nostalgic dinner party. Or, see our sticky pineapple upside-down pud, which uses wedges of this tropical treat. And see our tips for how to use up any leftovers.

This is the classic school dinner chocolate concrete. With only 4 ingredients, it's crumbly with the crunch you know and love. A perfect retro treat, especially when topped with pink custard!