Do you need a dessert idea for Christmas time? This Christmas Chocolate Ripple Cake is as delicious as it comes!
This beautifully presented dessert will be the feature of any Christmas table. I made this Chocolate Ripple Cake last year as dessert for a family gathering on Christmas Eve. It was super easy to make, tasted so good and I received so many compliments!
This cake is a no bake cake which means you can pop it in the fridge and forget about it!
Make cream mixture then spread a tablespoon over one biscuit.
Repeat this step four times finishing with a chocolate biscuit.
Place biscuits stack onto a platter that has been spread with a few tablespoons of cream. This will help the biscuits stand upright.
Cover biscuit stacks with remaining cream, refrigerate overnight and decorating the following day.
I decorated our Ripple Cake with a crushed Peppermint Crisp chocolate bar and fresh raspberries.
This is the finished product but with an alternative flake and fresh cherries decoration if you don’t like peppermint.
christmas chocolate ripple cake
Ingredients
- 500ml thickened cream
- 1 tsp caster sugar
- 1 tsp vanilla essence
- 250g packet Arnott’s Choc Ripple biscuits
- 1–2 Peppermint Crisp Chocolate Bars, crushed
- 1 packet fresh Raspberries
Instructions
- Use an electric mixture to beat the cream, caster sugar and vanilla essence until soft peaks have formed
- Spread 3 tablespoons of the cream mixture over a platter to form a base for the biscuit stacks.
- Spread one biscuit with one tablespoon of cream mixture, repeat 4 times finishing with a biscuit on top (5 biscuits in stack)
- Place biscuit stack, edges side down onto platter
- Repeat with remaining biscuits
- Spread the remaining cream over biscuit stacks, covering completely.
- Place in fridge overnight or minimum of 6 hours to set
- Decorate with peppermint crisp and raspberries
