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For a tasty treat that’s just a little bit fancy, whip up a batch of Chocolate Lace Crisps. These cookies are perfect with a cuppa or in the lunchbox.
With their lace-effect finish, Chocolate Lace Crisps are as pretty as they are delicious! Try these for something different in the lunch box or when guests come over.

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Can you substitute milk chocolate or white chocolate melts?
These look great – I am going to try and put a healthy spin on them tonight. Will send you some pics. They will be gluten, grain and dairy free…..
Oooh, like the sound of that Narelle, thank you look forward to seeing the pic. They are very nice inside, a nice fudgy texture
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Done – now a family favourite – thank you so much Katrina for being an inspiration : ) x x
Hi, these look so yummy! Just wondering, was it 160C conventional or fan forced? Thanks!
I use fan forced. Hope you enjoy them.
These sound delicious and I intend to try them. I am assuming that after placing the balls of dough on the tray that they are flattened to some degree, but of course assumptions can often be incorrect, so I just thought I’d ask.
Yes they do flatten by themselves and create the lace effect, so delicious, hope you enjoy them 🙂
All l can say is yummy and easy, can’t stop eating them. Told my daughter to make them. Thanks Katrina!
That’s fabulous! Glad you enjoyed them Sheryl 🙂
Mine turned out very hard. What have I done wrong?
I find they usually turn out best if I don’t mix the dough too much – just mix until everything is combined. You can also try cooking them slightly less time and see if that helps. I hope the next batch work out well for you!
I’m going to add walnuts.
Can’t wait to make them ?
Sounds delicious, Michelle!