Christmas Pudding Corn Flake Cakes are great fun to make and even more fun to eat. Perfect for children to make during the festive season. Cornflakes make such great easy chocolate fridge cakes that it is simple to do and upgrade them in time for Christmas. A chocolate cornflake cake covered with white chocolate and decorated with Christmas sprinkles to resemble a cute Christmas pudding. Easy no-bake Christmas pudding cakes.
This is a very simple and rather fun way to make Christmas puddings for chocolate fans. The fantastic traditional and brilliant childhood corn flake cake has had a Christmas facelift. It’s fun to make and quick so perfect to make with children who fancy doing more baking and getting their hands dirty in the kitchen. It’s also no-bake so no worries about burning hands or fingers. The chocolate itself can get hot so do please be careful with that.
I used a half-sphere mould to make them but you can also use cupcake cases and when they’re set you can then turn them upside down to get the shape. Cups from cup and saucers can work too.
Once you’ve turned out the chocolate corn flake cake comes the fun decorating bit. Melt while chocolate and drizzle it over the top. It’s fun to do and doesn’t matter if it gets messy. It’s all going to be eaten and enjoyed. Once you’ve added the white chocolate go mad with the sprinkles. You can keep it classic like I have to look like a Christmas pudding or just go crazy and add all the sprinkles. I love sprinkles. They are so much to play with especially on fridge bakes like this as the finished result is meant to be fun.
Other Christmas recipes you might enjoy
Chocolate Brussels Sprouts Christmas Truffles
Chocolate Star Stacking Christmas Tree
Easy Christmas White Chocolate & Cranberry Cake
Embossed Cookie Recipe – Embossed Rolling Pin Recipe
Black Forest Bundt Cake
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Christmas Pudding Corn Flake Cakes
Ingredients
- 200 g milk chocolate
- 200 g cornflakes
- 100 g white chocolate
- Holly leaf sprinkles or sugarpaste cut into holly leaves
- Red sprinkle sugar pearls or sugarpaste rolled into balls.
Instructions
- Melt the chocolate and add the cornflakes and mix in well.
- Spoon the mix between the cupcake cases or half sphere mould and pop in the fridge to set.
- When they have set remove from the fridge and turn them out and over so they look like little puddings.
- Melt the white chocolate and set aside to cool slightly so it thickens up a little.
- Pop a spoonful of white chocolate on the chocolate puddings and add the holly and red pearls and leave to set.
- Pop in the fridge to set.
- Enjoy and Merry Christmas.
Nutrition
Please note that the nutrition information provided above is approximate and meant as a guideline only.
I love the little Christmas puddings, they are so cute!
Thank you 🙂 They are!
argh these are SO adorable! And a godsend for anyone like me who really dislikes actual Christmas pudding!
I’m so glad you like them! I’m luckily as I love these and Christmas pudding. All the more for me 🙂
Oh Sisley these are TOO cute – I needed party food for a toddler Christmas party yesterday, and these would have been perfect!! Maybe next year! (Or I might just make some anyway….)
Aww thank you 🙂 I hope you like them and the toddlers do too x
This would be lovely activity to do with small kids for christmas. Really cute.
Thank you so much. You are so sweet!
How clever! I hated Christmas Pudding as a kid but would have adored these. Fantastic idea 🙂
Thank you you are so kind 🙂 It’s so quick and tasty too!