What can I make with this? (Photo)

[Dangledcarrot]

An unwanted Xmas gift of 850g of milk chocolate.

Any ideas? I'm uninspired.

[Silkie2]

Wait til easter and make some birds nests and eggs with cornflakes or all bran for the school cake sale.

[WatcherOfTheNight]

Fudge !

[DandilionBreak]

Melt and use for rice crispy cakes with some mini marshmallows?

Melt into custard for chocolate pudding?

Give to someone else!

[Dangledcarrot]

Imagine how many crispy cakes I could make with a bar this size! I could have the cake stall to myself!

I really wanted to make something a bit more interesting but most recipes need dark chocolate.

[Blondie1984]

Chocolate ice cream?
Bake a massive chocolate cake (like a Brooklyn Blackout Cake) - I quite often bake with milk chocolate - and then take it to your nearest hospital/homeless shelter ….or eat yourself!

[AdaColeman]

Chocolate sauce for ice cream, profiteroles, or pancakes? (When is pancake day?)
Rocky Road, brownies, half dipped cookies, millionaires shortbread?
Chop up for chocolate bread and butter pudding, black cherry/chocolate trifle?
Melt and dunk strawberries/sliced banana/fresh pineapple in for Valentines night pudding, or for banana splits.

[TheRhythmlessMan]

I cannot believe this is an unwanted present. Wouldn't last long in my hands my family

[RiverTam]

nothing. There's bugger all chocolate in it so I think it would be crap for baking.

[Dangledcarrot]

TheRhythmlessMan - it just doesn't taste the same any more.

There's just so much of it!

There is no decent milk chocolate now.

[RCohle]

Use it for chocolate chips in pancakes, muffins, cookies, brownies etc?

Dip strawberries in it? Or do a fondue thing with marshmallows, fruit, cake etc for the kids.

Chocolate mousse? I had a milk chocolate salted caramel mousse at a friend's house that was lovely - she said she got the recipe of bbc good food.

Make chocolate bark with whatever toppings you fancy?

Eat it alone in one sitting?

[RiverTam]

Dangled good milk chocolate I've had is from M&S (one of their slabs) and Hotel Chocolate isn't bad. A few years back I got some Jamie Oliver milk chocolate which was delicious but I don't know if it exists anymore (it was in a hamper).

You have to go for minimum 40% cocoa solids and keep it in the fridge.

[Fr3d]

A cup of coffee and go for it

[MaverickSnoopy]

I was going to say eat it, but you're right, it's not the same though.

I am actually planning on making these this morning www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/2459643/vintage-chocolate-chip-cookies I've made them before with really crap chocolate and never noticed. They're divine so I reckon you'd be ok.

[TheRhythmlessMan]

I'm with @Fr3d