Woolworths has shared a recipe for decadent churros using its new limited-edition Cadbury Caramilk hot cross buns released just two days ago.
The simple recipe only takes 20 minutes to make and turns the supermarket’s indulgent hot cross buns into delicious churros served with a creamy Caramilk sauce to dip.
In a video posted to Instagram a Woolworths chef starts by cutting up the Caramilk hot cross buns into two centimetre wide strips, places them on a baking tray and brushes them with melted butter.
Woolworths has shared a decadent recipe turning its limited-edition Caramilk hot cross buns into churros with a creamy dipping sauce
Starts by cutting up Caramilk hot cross buns into two centimetre wide strips, place them on a baking tray and brushe them with melted butter then put the bun pieces in the oven for 15 minutes until they are golden and crisp
He then put the bun pieces in the oven for 15 minutes until they are golden and crisp.
To make the sauce, just combine 180 grams of chopped up Caramilk chocolate with thickened cream and microwave them together for one minute, stirring half way through.
For the churros, toss the bun strips into a bowl with a cinnamon and sugar mix.
For the dipping sauce melt Caramilk chocolate and cream together in the microwave for one minute, stirring half way through, then coat the bun pieces with a caster sugar and cinnamon mix
To serve arrange on a plate or board with a small bowl of the Caramilk sauce and enjoy.
Fans were quick to praise the ‘genius’ hack on Woolworth’s social media pages.
‘I tried these today and they were so good! Absolutely delicious. I wish they weren’t for a limited time only,’ one viewer said.
‘This looks amazing, I am doing this ASAP,’ wrote another.
To serve, arrange on a plate or board with a small bowl of the Caramilk sauce and enjoy.
Woolworths launched its new limited-edition Caramilk hot cross buns just days after Coles released their Vegemite and cheese version of the classic Easter treat.
Teaming up with Cadbury, Woolworths’ indulgent hot cross buns have been made with Caramilk chocolate chips and are just $4.50 for a pack of four.
The supermarket’s variety of hot cross buns, including the Australian-first Caramilk flavour, hit the shelves on Wednesday December 29 in store and online.
Teaming up with Cadbury, Woolworths’ indulgent hot cross buns have been made with Caramilk chocolate chips and are just $4.50 for a pack of four
There will also be new buttery Brioche Hot Cross Buns filled with Cadbury Milk Chocolate Chips added to the range.
The traditional selection of hot cross buns will be back in stock including fruitless, fruit, chocolate and mini-sized as well as the return of the apple and cinnamon indulgent buns made with 100 per cent Australian sourced pink lady apples.
Gluten intolerant customers won’t miss out with the gluten free hot cross bun range also back in stock.
The announcement came just one day after Coles launched their new limited-edition Vegemite and cheese hot cross bun that was released on Boxing Day more than four months before the Easter long weekend.
Giving the traditional Easter treat a savoury twist, Coles teamed up with Bega Cheese to create a bun infused with Vegemite and parmesan and finished with a tasty cheesy topping.
The Vegemite and cheese buns are $3.50 for a pack of four and will be added to Coles’ range of hot cross bun varieties including apple and cinnamon, sticky date and butterscotch, salted caramel.
The supermarket’s variety of hot crossed buns including the Australian-first Caramilk flavour will hit the shelves on Wednesday December 29 in store and online.
Coles launched their new limited-edition Vegemite and cheese hot cross bun that was release on Boxing Day more than four months before the Easter long weekend
Coles General Manager of Bakery, Deli and Seafood Andy Mossop said he is sure customers will love the new Vegemite hot crossed buns just as much as the rest of the range.
‘It’s important to us at Coles to have some fun with flavours, and we always want to give customers something they’ve never had before, but ultimately it has to taste great,’ he said.
‘Our teams have put a lot of time and work into fine-tuning the recipe to ensure we have the perfect flavour profile so the signature Vegemite savouriness shines through in a way we know our customers are going to love.’
Hot cross buns will be available from Aldi on January 12 and at Baker’s Delight sometime next month.
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