Recipe for a very easy Peppermint Crisp Pudding

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Peppermint Crisp Pudding. Need I say more?

Peppermint Crisp Pudding

I love a good braai. Boerewors, chops, potato salad, pap and gravy and lets not forget the ultimate dessert – Peppermint Crisp Pudding. It is a proudly South African dessert that is definitely everyone’s favourite.

I decided to share this super easy, ultra delicious recipe that is not only going to earn you major brownie points with everyone at, but you might be lucky and have a little bit leftover for breakfast the next day.

Peppermint Crisp Pudding!

What you need … 

250ml cream
One tin caramel treat
One packet tennis biscuits
As many peppermint crisps as you like, chopped up

Peppermint Crisp Pudding

What to do …

  1. Beat the cream with an electric beater until thick.
  2. Then add the caramel treat to the cream and mix with the electric beater until its mixed and beaten through properly.
  3. Layer your dish with the tennis biscuits.
  4. Then pour the caramel treat/cream mix onto the tennis biscuits layer (without moving any of the tennis biscuits).
  5. Crush some tennis biscuits over this and then finally add the chopped up peppermint crisps.
  6. Put into the fridge to set for an hour or so or overnight.
Peppermint Crisp Pudding

And voila! A masterpiece!

I call this a deconstructed peppermint crisp pudding for the following reasons:

  • instead of using crushed tennis biscuits, I kept them whole.
  • I chopped up the peppermint crisp instead of grating them (like I normally would.
  • I made it as simple as possible without having to construct it together too much.
  • This literally took me 10 minutes to make, if not less!
Peppermint Crisp Pudding

So anyone can make this simple dessert without any excuses.

Here is a recipe for the best cupcakes ever, if you’re looking for something else delicious to make!

Peppermint Crisp Pudding

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6 COMMENTS

  1. Peppermint crisp pudding always makes me think of being at primary school and making this for Mother’s Day 🙂 Yum! I use Bakers tennis biscuits in my (seriously good) baked cheese cake 🙂

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