Millionaire's shortbread lollies
Makes: 6-10 (see lolly tips)
Prep time: 10 mins
Total time:
Recipe photograph by Toby Scott
Millionaire's shortbread lollies
A decadent choice inspired by everyone's favourite teatime treat. Because you're worth it...
Makes: 6-10 (see lolly tips)
Prep time: 10 mins
Total time:
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Nutritional information (For 1 of 6 lollies)
Calories
373Kcal
Fat
27gr
Saturates
17gr
Carbs
26gr
Sugars
22gr
Fibre
0gr
Protein
6gr
Salt
0.3gr
Amy Stephenson
Amy Stephenson is a London-based food stylist and recipe developer working on magazines, newspapers, books, packaging and advertising projects. She turned her passion into her career a few years ago after quitting her day job in the fashion industry.
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Amy Stephenson
Amy Stephenson is a London-based food stylist and recipe developer working on magazines, newspapers, books, packaging and advertising projects. She turned her passion into her career a few years ago after quitting her day job in the fashion industry.
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Ingredients
- 300ml evaporated milk
- 150ml double cream
- 75g dark chocolate, melted
- 2 shortbread fingers
- 3 rounded tbsp Taste the Difference salted caramel sauce
- edible gold leaf or gold edible glitter spray, optional
Step by step
- Mix the evaporated milk with the double cream and pour into the moulds. Freeze for about 45 minutes until semi-frozen, then add lollipop sticks and freeze for at least 6 hours or overnight.
- When completely firm, remove the lollies from their moulds and drizzle with the melted dark chocolate; the chocolate will set quickly on the cold ice cream. Return to the freezer, on a lined tray, if not eating immediately.
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Crush the shortbread fingers to fine crumbs. Gently warm the salted caramel sauce until just runny (but not hot). Dip the tips of the lollies into the caramel, and scatter with the shortbread crumbs. Decorate with edible gold leaf or gold edible glitter spray if you like, and eat immediately.TipLolly tips
- These recipes make 6-10 lollies, depending on the capacity of your moulds (we used ones that held around 90ml each).
- Don’t overfill the moulds; leave about 1 cm gap from the top to make room for the stick, which will cause the liquid level to rise (the liquid will also expand slightly when frozen).
- Leave the frozen lollies at room temperature for 10 minutes before unmoulding so they’re the perfect consistency and pop out easily. If you’re in a hurry, run the mould under warm water for 30 seconds before removing.
- Don’t have a lolly mould? Make mini treats using ice-cube trays and cut-down lolly sticks.
- For a selection of ice-lolly moulds and sticks, try lakeland.co.uk.