The beauty of cookie dough is that it can be adapted with a multitude of flavours to suit your tastes.
Christmas is a season synonymous with sweet aromatics like cinnamon and ginger; key flavours behind classic gingerbread. And with the right Christmas cookie cutter, the possibilities are endless for shaping your biscuits.
Not only can you create sweet treats to enjoy warm, from a tin or to ice and give as gifts, but also edible Christmas decorations like a ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:gingerbread wreath or an ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:Advent calendar laced with additional flavour.
Cut them out or stamp a design on to the dough and you’ll be left with a bake that’ll go down well with people of any age.
We’ve chosen our favourite cookie cutters and stamps below for shaping your favourites, from the classic snowflake designs to woodland animals themes that can be used year-round.
Discover an encyclopaedia of ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:Christmas recipes and ideas right here to help celebrate the season this December and beyond.
Learn ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:how to make biscuits with the help of BBC Good Food experts and discover 10 ways of adapting this ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:basic cookie dough recipe with our ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:ultimate biscuit guide.
For more than 400 buyer’s guides, visit our ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:reviews section to find our ultimate ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:gifts for foodies, ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:spirits reviews and the results of our ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:Christmas Taste Awards 2020.
From Christmas tree cookie cutters to shapes to accessorise your gingerbread house, we’ve rounded up the best festive designs.
Make your own 3D ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:gingerbread Christmas tree with the help of these ten cookie cutters. Once baked, the cookies stack up to form a deliciously creative table centrepiece. Simply bake, stack and enjoy.
Available from Lakeland (£4.99)
Featuring a fox, racoon, bear, reindeer, squirrel and a tree, Meri Meri’s motif cutters are a stainless steel set of forest animals that can be brought out year-round. Dress them up with some festive icing for Christmas or bake a woodland scene for any season. We love that the packaging is eco-friendly paper and can all be recycled.
Available from Meri Meri (£10)
For kids who are transport obsessed, this American-style truck with a Christmas tree in its flatbed design, plus the additional tree, would go down a treat. Both are dishwasher-safe and made from stainless steel.
Cookie stamps feel like a real kitchen tool and are a fun activity with kids for making not-so-little Christmas cookies or biscuits. This 7cm stamp by Birkmann has a smooth, sturdy wooden handle that’s just the right size for kids to wrap their hands around. The stamp itself is made of silicone which can be removed for easy cleaning. Just throw it in the dishwasher after use. It would work well with firmer doughs like shortbread or gingerbread.
Available from Borough Kitchen (£8.25)
Like the Birkmann, this cookie stamp also has a smooth wooden handle but offers three silicone stamp designs to choose from instead of one; a Christmas tree, bell and reindeer. Each is removable. At 5.5cm in diameter, they’re a tad smaller for more bite-sized bakes.
For creating the classic gingerbread men shape, this set of three cutters by Chef Aid are a budget-friendly option for achieving a variety of sizes. The largest is 12.2cm whilst the smaller are 7.6cm and 2.6cm. Keep an eye once you’ve popped them in the oven as the smaller ones will cook quicker than the large. All are dishwasher-safe.
For extremely cute cookies or even fondant decorations, this reindeer does some of the decorative work for you acting as both cookie cutter and stamp. The cutter itself is made from biodegradable plastics derived from renewable corn starch, using a 3D printer, so avoid putting it in the dishwasher.
´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:Available from Etsy (£4.75)
This simple set of six cookie cutters are classic Christmas shapes, featuring an angel, star, Christmas tree, Santa and a snowman �perfectly sized for small treats. Threaded onto a ring, this set is an easy one to hook away and store.
Available from Lakeland (£4.99)
This set of snowflake cookie stamps will make a delightfully festive bunch of cookies. We’re certain the three designs embossed onto each cast aluminium stamp would go down well with any fans of Disney’s Frozen, particularly if drizzled with icing.
Sometimes a simple set of cookie cutters is all you need. This design offers a sharp cutting edge on one side and a more rounded lip on the other for pressing onto dough more comfortably. You have creative license over what decorations to go for.
´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:Available from Etsy (£4.99)
Stamp out a collection of seasonal socks with the help of Lakeland’s stocking cookie cutter, with a deep outer rim for cutting and inner walls for imprinting the design onto the dough. The guidelines offer particularly useful areas for icing.
Available from Lakeland (£4.99)
Made of stainless steel, this set is a bargain and features a snowflake, gingerbread man, Christmas tree, reindeer and Santa Clause cutters.
Great for small hands, these stainless steel cookie cutters have a plastic upper rim to make pressing down onto cookie dough more comfortable on hands. All are large in size so will make big cookies, but can also be used to press out novelty sandwiches.
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]]>Chlorinated chicken is on everyone’s lips �metaphorically and maybe soon, quite literally. The UK may be pressured into accepting chlorinated chicken as part of a post-Brexit trade deal with the US, but campaigners argue heavily against letting it enter our food chain.
So, what exactly is chlorinated chicken and why has it got everyone in a flap?
Simply put, it’s chicken that has been treated with chlorine. Once a chicken has been killed and prepared, it’s washed in water that contains chlorine or other chemicals; a process called ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:Pathogen Reduction Treatment (PRT). This is to remove harmful bacteria such as salmonella, campylobacter and E.coli, which could make us very ill.
Chlorine-washed chicken isn’t dangerous in the amounts we would consume â€?the European Food Safety Authority even says that exposure to chlorine residues on chicken â€?a href="http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-47440562" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:would be of no safety concernâ€?/span>. And we already eat chlorinated foods; bagged salads in Europe are often rinsed in chlorine, while it is routinely added to UK tap water.
The issue isn’t the chlorine itself but what it might be disguising. The EU is concerned that chlorine washing could hide poor hygiene and animal welfare practices that occur earlier on in the production process. That’s why chlorinated chicken imports have been banned in the EU since 1997.
Instead of chlorine-washing, we follow a ‘farm to fork�approach; high hygiene and animal welfare standards must be met throughout production to reduce the risk of harmful bacteria developing. This produces healthier animals, which means we don’t need to rinse our chicken in chlorine at the end of the process.
Chlorine-washing may not even be that effective. A´ºÇïÓéÀÖ: 2018 study by the University of Southampton found chlorine can ‘make foodborne pathogens undetectableâ€? there are still enough bacteria to be harmful but their numbers are too low to be picked up by food safety tests.
Meanwhile, research carried out by the US non-profit organisation Consumer Reports discovered that 97 per cent of 300 American chicken breasts they tested contained salmonella, E.coli and campylobacter. Around half of those tested also contained one type of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. This is particularly worrying as drug-resistant superbugs now lead to thousands of deaths a year.
It’s very tricky to compare rates of ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:food poisoning in the US and the UK, as the data is collected differently, but some experts say you’re seven times more likely to get food poisoning in America than in the UK. Official figures also show that around 420 deaths a year in the US are linked to salmonella, while in the UK we had no reported deaths from salmonella from 2007 to 2016.
Yes, it is. However, the UK leaves the EU on 31 December 2020 and campaigners fear that ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:without the protection of EU´ºÇïÓéÀÖ: legislation, the UK will have to accept chlorinated chicken as part of any trade deal with the US.
There are also worries that the US will flood the market with cheap chickens, putting pressure on our farmers to reduce their costs, in turn driving down hygiene and ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:welfare standards.
It won’t be that simple. Sustain, the alliance for better food and farming, says food producers are currently not required to inform UK consumers whether or not chlorine was used in production. In other words, there may not be any words of warning on the label.
Restaurants and caterers don’t have to tell you where their meat comes from either, so you’ll have no way of checking if chlorinated chicken is in your favourite takeaway. ‘We simply won’t know we’re eating it,�warns Sustain.
Watch this space. The Agriculture Bill, which guarantees any future trade deals meet our welfare and manufacturing standards, has recently been through the parliamentary ping-pong process. The House of Commons rejected an amendment to the bill to ensure food imports comply with ‘relevant domestic standardsâ€?but this decision was ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:overturned by the House of Lords, sending the bill back to the Commons.
Then the government announced that chlorinated chicken â€?plus other US imports like hormone-injected beef â€?are ‘already banned in the UK, and we will not negotiate to remove that ban in a trade dealâ€? However, their U-turn falls short of a ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:legal ban, so chlorinated chicken could still be imported.
The good news is that the Trade and Agriculture Commission has been given ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:stronger powers to advise parliament on future trade deals. They will produce an independent report into the impact on UK animal welfare and agriculture of every post-Brexit trade deal, then recommend whether the government accepts or rejects it.
So while it’s not an outright ban, it should help keep chlorine in our swimming pools and well away from our dinner tables.
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Everything from curry to yogurt, grains, dhal and pudding is achievable in a slow cooker. These clever kitchen gadgets are the epitome of low-and-slow cooking, a method that intensifies flavour and tenderises ingredients like root vegetables �even large joints of meat can simply fall off the bone.
Notorious for its deals, Black Friday is a great time to find kitchen appliances on offer, not just slow cookers but everything from the best coffee machines to dishwashers.
Tested by BBC Good Food experts with two slow cooker recipes, these particular models were chosen for reasons including their capacity and size, functions, and, of course, the finished result of the cooked meal. Â
Design features and ease of use do vary, as does the price of slow cookers. We recommend doing your own research ahead of Black Friday so you can choose the right model for your kitchen space and family.
We’ll be updating these Black Friday slow cooker deals regularly, along with our main Black Friday kitchen appliance deals page on our favourite tried and tested models, so check back here for all the latest offers. Â
For all the best Black Friday kitchen appliance deals and more unbiased expert buyer’s guides, visit our reviews section to find 400+ round-ups on everything from the best dishwasher tablets to the best slow cookers and food processors.Â
Below, you’ll find the biggest offers on our picks of the ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:best slow cookers but for more Black Friday kitchen appliance deals, check out these sales.
´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:John Lewis & Partners launched its Black Friday sale on Friday 20 November â€?browse the John Lewis Black Friday offers section to find deals on home and electrical products.
Or with Christmas just around the corner, perhaps you’re after some ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:gifts for foodies. Find plenty of inspiration in our ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:reviews section and ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:gift guides. Retailer-wise, Trouva, Amara, ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:Not on the High Street and ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:Ethical Superstore are great places to find quality kitchenware and unique personalised gifts.
Keen to give back with every purchase? Between 23-30 November, Ethical Superstore will not only be running a 20% discount across its site but also ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:donating grocery items to the Newcastle West End Foodbank with every order over £30.
Best multi-tasking slow cookerÂ
This kitchen gadget is a smart multi-cooker featuring slow cooking as one of seven functions. You’re also able to steam, air fry, sear/saute, bake/roast, cook and grill ingredients, so it’s a nifty bit of kit to have in the cupboard. A week ahead of Black Friday, the appliance is generally retailing around £149.99 from most main retailers who are out to compete. If you want to buy direct, Ninja has launched its own ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:Black Friday Event, and has also shaved £50 off the Ninja Foodi’s ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:RRP of £199.99.
Read our full 6-litre Ninja Foodi multi-cooker review.
The benefit of an Instant Pot is that is performs several cooking functions at the same time, all of which will make your life easier. The main function is pressure cooking, which speeds up the cooking time of cheaper ingredients while adding more flavour than a slow cooker ever can. It does also slow cook. Read our comprehensive review of the ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:Instant Pot Duo to learn about all this machine has to offer â€?we tested the 7-in-1 5.7L version but it’s available in smaller and bigger sizes. We’ve found a great Black Friday saving on Amazon â€?now £25 off the original ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:RRP of £84.99.
Best kitchen-to-table slow cookerÂ
This 4.7-litre CSC052 slow cooker is excellent value for money at full price, so any additional discount is a bonus. Among its impressive features is a clear digital screen, a smart hinged lid for drip-free lifting, three temperature settings (high, low and warm) and an adjustable timer, allowing you to set any duration between 30 minutes and 20 hours. Once the food is cooked, the model automatically switches to ‘keep warmâ€? so the pot can be brought straight to the table once you arrive home. The capacity makes six portions. RRP around £50.Â
Read our full Crock-Pot Lift & Serve digital slow cooker review.Â
Best slow cooker for families
One of many features we love about Lakeland’s 6.5-litre digital slow cooker is the fact that you can sear meat in the pot on the hob. It’s induction-friendly, plus the sheer size means that whole cuts of meat can be handled in one go. If you’re into batch cooking or are feeding a large family, this will offer six good-sized portions. ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:RRP £59.99.
Read our full Lakeland digital slow cooker review.Â
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Deals on Sage appliances are always something to look forward to. From the Barista Express bean-to-cup coffee machine to´ºÇïÓéÀÖ: The Super Q blender, its gadgets consistently perform well tested against other leading brands and models. Voted 4.5/5 stars by BBC Good Food experts, the Fast Slow Pro shares the brand’s iconic brushed-steel finish that’s both stylish and practical to wipe clean. It also has a small footprint, despite its 6-litre capacity. ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:RRP £199.95.
Read our full Sage the Fast Slow Pro review.
Best value multicooker
Multicookers win on the versatility front. Rated 4.5/5 stars when tested, the Tefal eight-in-one model not only looks the part with a fingerprint-free stainless steel outer, but has six programmed recipes in addition to its two cooking functions for steaming and slow-cooking. The lid is vented, so despite the tight seal, steam can escape to avoid any build-up of pressure. It also pops up easily for mess-free checking. ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:RRP £64.99.
Read our full Tefal RK302E15 Multicook 8-in-1 multicooker review.
Best everyday slow cooker
The Morphy Richards model is robust, easy to use and well made. Rated 4.5/5 stars by the BBC Good Food team, two of its functions in particular stood out during testing. The first is the ability to sear meat in its aluminium pot directly over the gas hob before slow-cooking. Plus, a motor in its lid can hold a removable stirrer, which comes in handy for casseroles and curry recipes. ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:RRP £54.99. Â
Read our full Morphy Richards Sear, Stew & Stir slow cooker review.Â
Best no-nonsense slow cooker
Now available for £21.99, this 3.5-litre Tower is an excellent deal. The brand itself was selling it for £24.99, so in reality, savings are more around £3 from the ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:recommended retail price, but a saving is a saving. Rated 4/5 stars when tested, impressive features include its cool-touch handles, long flex cord, three heat settings and elegant design. ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:RRP £24.99.
Read our full Tower Infinity 3.5-litre slow cooker review.
Best slow cooker for innovative and practical design
With its great cooking results and reasonable price, this is an excellent option, especially for those with limited kitchen space. The quirky, chalkboard finish is a surprisingly useful feature for noting cooking times, as the machine doesn’t have a timer. The stay-cool handles live up to their name, allowing you to easily lift out the inner pan. ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:RRP £39.99.
Read our full Salter chalkboard slow cooker review.
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Wilko discounted its 6-litre slow cooker by £5 earlier this month making its already budget-friendly slow cooker even more affordable, so we’ll keep an eye out in case the offer returns on Cyber Monday. Its strength lies in its simplicity. This is a family-sized slow cooker that easily makes enough for six. For best results, we recommend using the low setting, as the high alternative gets ferociously hot. The outer shell also heats up, so this is one to keep at the back of the kitchen counter, away from your kids. On the low setting, our chicken curry recipe was full of tender meat, perfectly cooked and smothered in a delicious sauce. RRP £25.Â
Read our full Wilko 6-litre slow cooker review.Â
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We’re expecting Black Friday to look very different this year. Falling on 27 November, the annual shopping event will see deals run on homeware and kitchen appliances until Cyber Monday on 30 November.
High street retailers are already competing for your buying power against the likes of online giants including Very.com and Amazon. Now that non-essential retail stores are closed until 2 December due to new national restrictions, Black Friday offers are already appearing.
Currys has now launched its ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:Ready Set Go sale featuring Black Friday prices on everything from small kitchen appliances to children’s toys. Lakeland has also launched its own event on the digital slow cooker. Now is a good chance to pick up a top bit of kit with a great discount ahead of Christmas.Â
If you’re wondering which slow cooker to pick up in the Black Friday sales, take a look at our best list for some tried and tested recommendations. We only feature models that perform best across testing criteria, including value-for-money at the product’s original RRP price. Because of this, when Black Friday kitchen appliance deals ramp up, you’ll know there will be great savings to make.
Online retailer deals are already starting. Although the biggest offers may be saved for the actual Black Friday event, we’d advise buying when you see a price you like. Cyber Monday used to be the dedicated day to find great offers online, but this isn’t always the case anymore.Â
This year, thanks to major online competition between brands, high-street giants and online retailers, there will be plenty of deals to take advantage of ahead of Cyber Monday.Â
Check back here for all the latest news and best Black Friday slow cooker deals.Â
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]]>White goods such as dishwashers are a large financial commitment that, when made right, will save you time and money. Now as famous for its sales in the UK as it is in the US, Black Friday is a great time to buy a top-rated dishwasher for a price much lower than the recommended retail price (RRP).
To help you make an informed decision about what to spend your money on, we conducted a survey across 1000 households to find out what dishwashers people owned, their reasoning for choosing them and whether they would buy them again.
Combined with trusted advice from domestic white goods experts and repairs engineers including from AO.com, ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:whitegoodshelp.co.uk and ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:Currys PC World, we brought you recommended suggestions of the ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:best dishwashers to help you find the right ones for your home and budget.
Our full ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:dishwasher buying guide runs you through everything you need to know, from features to look out for to understanding a dishwasher’s efficiency. Once you’ve decided on the dishwasher for you, this is the right place to be.
For more Black Friday kitchen appliance deals and unbiased expert buyer’s guides, visit our ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:reviews section to find 400+ round-ups of everything from the ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:best dishwasher tablets to ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:best slow cookers and ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:best food processors.Â
You can find discounts on our picks of the ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:best dishwashers below, but for more Black Friday kitchen appliance deals, check out these retailer sales:
´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:John Lewis & Partners launched its Black Friday sale on Friday 20 November â€?browse the John Lewis Black Friday offers section to find deals on home and electrical products.
Or for more ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:gift guides and inspiration, ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:Not on the High Street, Etsy, Trouva and Amara are all good places to find unique small businesses to support this winter.
For sustainable and eco-conscious gift ideas, ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:Ethical Superstore will have 20% discount applied across its site, whilst also pledging to donate grocery items to a local foodbank with every order over £30 between 23-30 November.
We’re busy searching for the best Black Friday dishwasher deals on our favourite tried-and-tested models and will be updating this page regularly as they drop. In the meantime, why not check some of these out while we wait for other deals to appear? The ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:Bosch SMS25EW00G was our recommended best all-rounder, while the ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:Miele G7360 SCVi is a top pick for your smart home.
Voted best dishwasher for medium families by ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:white goods experts in our buyer’s guide to the ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:best dishwashers, this Samsung boasts a 14 place-setting capacity and a childproof lock on its door when turned on. Versatility is a particular selling point. The upper basket can be moved up and down to accommodate tall plates underneath, whilst the plate spikes themselves are adjustable to best support the contents of each load. Handily, there’s a 30-minute quick wash setting and if you choose to run a half load, the machine will adjust its energy usage accordingly. Check out Samsung’s early Black Friday deals here.
Offering 14 place settings and 10 cleaning cycles programs, this Miele has all the basic functions you’d want from a fully integrated dishwasher. Except it’s far from basic, boasting the highest energy efficiency rating (A+++), among other things, to help you save energy and therefore money on bills. You can also control it by voice when paired with an ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:Amazon Alexa device, or through the WiFiConn@ct app on your smartphone. ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:RRP £1499.
This machine boasts improved efficiency over the SMS40T32GB model, along with reduced water consumption, making it cheaper to run. The brand has added a third rack VarioDrawer to place cutlery and utensils on whilst its top basket is height adjustable to offer flexibility over what can be stacked inside. If you’re washing precious or delicate glasses, select the specific program to achieve what’s reportedly watermark-free and shiny glasses. We also like the safety features including a childproof lock door and leak protection system to give you peace of mind. RRP £429.
With a 12-setting capacity, the Bosch Serie 2 is a good option for smaller families. Although it lacks some of the bells and whistles of more expensive dishwasher models, this freestanding Serie 2 does feature adjustable racking over three heights and the brand’s brushless motor, which it claims will achieve a powerful wash with minimal energy loss. If you’re particularly lacking in time, the VarioSpeed option tells your dishwasher to complete the wash and dry cycle in the shortest time possible. The quick wash takes just 29 minutes which is handy if you’re in a hurry. RRP £299.
This is a sophisticated and versatile full-sized dishwasher that’s been seemingly designed to give you ultimate control over cleaning your dishes, without any of the effort. One of the most impressive things about this dishwasher is its A+++ energy rating, highlighting it as being particularly efficient with energy and water. This therefore suggests it would be a cost effective dishwasher to run. ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:RRP £1,399.
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Black Friday is an annual shopping event, originally from the US, that’s become synonymous with brands and retailers dropping deals on products on the first Friday after Thanksgiving ahead of Christmas.
This year, Black Friday falls on 27 November and deals will run right through to the 30 November, dubbed Cyber Monday. Plus, the trend has seen deals start earlier and earlier in order to entice customers.
With high-value items like dishwashers, every saving counts. The UK’s largest retailers, including ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:John Lewis & Partners, AO.com, Currys, Amazon and Argos ran deals across their stock both online and in store last year and will be competing for your money with retailers like Very this time around. With the doors of all non-essential retail stores closing between 5 November and 2 December in line with new government regulations, we’re expecting a storm of Black Friday kitchen appliance deals unlike anything we’ve seen before.
You’ll likely find that dishwasher models which are neither the newest or oldest often have the best deals on, so that brands and retailers can make way for new stock.
Like almost everything this year, Black Friday and Cyber Monday will look a little different. Retailers are rightly anticipating lower footfall in high street branches and with greater social-distancing measures in place, will be likely bringing their best deals online.
The last few years have also seen deals starting earlier and earlier. Cyber Monday used to be the day on which to make your online purchases, but our advice is not to wait. Do your research ahead of time, find the best dishwasher for you and check back here for all the latest news and best dishwasher Black Friday 2020 deals.
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This page was updated on 27 November, 2020
]]>Unwind whilst watching this satisfying video of Liberty Mendez making a chocolate and orange babka wreath. She delicately spreads chocolate across the dough before cutting and twisting it to create a wreath.
This chocolate orange babka wreath would make a great Christmas baking activity during the holidays. For more inspiration, see our collection of ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:chocolate orange recipes and try another festive twist with this ´ºÇïÓéÀÖ:stollen babka wreath.
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