OMG, girls i have to introduce you to a little slice of heaven. I had a lovely bbq this weekend at ours, with 5 fab friends, one of whom has just returned from an easter break in canada. Whilst there she was introduced to the scrumminess photographed below. Basically they're called s'mores, or some mores. All you do is put a couple of big marshmallows onto a skewer and hold it over your campfire, or gas bbq as in our demo! Then you put the gooey marshmallow between two dessert crackers(we used highland oatcakes-i highly recommend them) and either a chunk of chocolate or a slick of nutella. They taste so amazing, i cant believe ive got to the age of 26 and not been introduced to them before. They're really filling too, i could hardly finish my strawberries and double cream after just one of these little babies! Pure indulgence !!!!!!!!!!!
Here's Lou, Nat and Poppy giving you a little demo!
And Jade and Em showing you how to enjoy them!
Good memories...happy times!
7 comments:
Yum, s'mores are so good. We make them quite a bit in the summer, they are so good with that marshmallow being golden and toasty on the outside and soft and gooey on the inside. We eat them on graham crackers over here, but oatcakes or digestives would be brilliant as well. Here's to new experiences, enjoy lots of them.
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I worked for Camp America during the summers I was at uni and we had these at least once a week. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
Ooooh..Yum! I'll have to give those a try.
Bellaboo :0)
Yum yum, I may have to try those out!
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Aren't they brilliant? A camp fire is not complete here without them.
Usually it is a graham wafer, Hersheys chocolate and the marshmallow. But those oatcakes look delish.
Have you ever tried a Nanaimo Bar?
Again, pure heaven ;)
Thanks for letting us know the recipe have heard about s'mores in films and wondered what they were - they sound yummy x
Yum. I've heard of s'mores but didn't know what they were. Thanks for that. xx
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