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Choose your favorite cookies for this one. There is no type or brand written in stone. Fill your cookie lined springform pan with two types of soft and creamy mixtures. The chocolatey one will end up on top. Enjoy layers of crunchiness and creaminess stacking on top of each other.
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This big guy has a creamy and extra-sweet filling with a touch of tangy berries and kiwi. It is covered by milk-soaked cookies and rests on a sponge cake base. You can serve it garnished with chocolate syrup and even with some raspberries.
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Creamy, soft, and vanilla-flavored! And you do not need the oven for this. Use vanilla cream cookies and vanilla pudding to spice things up when making this cheesecake. This is what people call an easy dessert. 10 minutes for actually assembling it, plus 2 hours the refrigeration time. Easy enough, isn’t it?
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Christmas without gingerbread? No way! Flavor them fully with gingerbread spice mix and vanilla, but really, you can use any spices of your choosing. In this case, you wouldn’t miss cinnamon, nutmeg, or star anise, would you? For this amount of dough, you’ll most certainly need to prepare your cookies in batches. It’s going to be a party after all!
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25 minutes at most! This is how much time you need to prepare this stylish Christmas dessert in a glass. Technically these are mini no-bake cakes served in parfait glasses or what have you. Fill those glasses with buttery creamy Oreo mixture flavored with peppermint extract and enhanced with white chocolate and whipped cream. Regarding the garnishing, let your creativity run wild. Melted chocolate, stick candies, more cookies, sprinkles … This kind of stuff.
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There are many ways to eat almond butter other than with a spoon, straight out of the jar. You can use it as a spread, in cookies, or to make salad dressings. You can keep it in the fridge for up to 2 weeks.
This hazelnut and chocolate cookie cake is going to blow your mind. Don’t be afraid of the 3 hours of cooking time because most of it is reserved for refrigeration. You only need 20 minutes or so to blend and mix the ingredients for an extremely delicious dessert. The chocolate and cocoa team in an irresistible way with the cookies and caramelized hazelnuts.
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This is one of our favorite desserts during the winter holidays and other special occasions. We coated the moist gingerbread biscuits with a rich, thick sugar glaze that makes the flavors pop. You’ll only need one more thing with the gingerbread cookies: a tall glass of warm milk.
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Oreo, one of the most popular snacks in the world, ended up being eaten in many shapes and forms. Why not ice cream, too? This Oreo and yogurt ice cream matches the sweetness of the celebrated sandwich cookies with the fresh creamy yogurt. The result is a cool and easy-to-make dessert.
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This pina colada dip combines pineapple with coconut milk and a pinch of rum, to make a refreshing dessert. Pair the dip with fruit like strawberries, apples, bananas and kiwi or serve it with cookies, biscuits or crackers!
Have you spent a lot of time searching for that special dessert? Well, here is one that has high chances of getting to the top of your list. This crumble tart has an amazing way of bringing flavors together. Just read some of the ingredients: peaches, lemons, butter, chocolate cookies. Bake it tonight and see for yourself why we consider it special!
Do you love desserts, but you don’t always have time to bake cookies or muffins? Here’s one of the most simple ice cream desserts you can get! It’s ready in five minutes!
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