Cadbury Fruit Cups Recipe
Atsi Thepa
118 Recipes
I’m a passionate home baker who discovers magic in transforming everyday ingredients into ...
Atsi Thepa
118 Recipes
I’m a passionate home baker who discovers magic in transforming everyday ingredients into ...
Read this recipe and learn how to make cadbury fruit cups recipe that will make any normal day a celebratory one!
Difficulty:easy
Serves:6
Time:20 mins
Contains egg: No
These Cadbury Fruit Cups have the ability to turn simple fresh fruits into delightful desserts with a crisp and chocolatey twist. The edible chocolate bowls add a restaurant-style touch, while the juicy berries, tangy lemon and fresh mint keep the dessert light and refreshing. This cadbury fruit cups recipe is easy to prepare at home, and works really well for parties, celebrations or a special homemade treat.
Key Ingredients
6
Servings
For Chocolate Cup
- 2 bars Cadbury Dairy Milk (plain), chopped into smaller pieces
- 2 tbsp salted butter
For the Filling
- 1 bar Cadbury Dairy Milk Chocolate (plain)
- A bowl of raspberries and blueberries or chopped mixed fruits of your choice
- 3 tbsp lemon juice
- 1/3 cup caster sugar
For the Garnish
- A few mint leaves
How to Make
Chocolate Cup: Place the chopped Dairy Milk bars in a large glass bowl.
Place the bowl over a pot of simmering water. Stir continuously until chocolate has completely melted.
Generously butter the outer surface of the glass bowls, place upside down in a large tray.
Use only 1/3 of the melted chocolate and slowly pour over the outer surface of all six bowls. Immediately place in the freezer for 10–12 minutes. Remove and repeat this step twice.
Remember to separate the chocolate-covered bowl from the tray each time after removing from the freezer.
Gently separate the chocolate covering from the glass bowl.
Filling: Mix all the chopped fruits in a large bowl and toss with lemon juice and sugar.
Place the fruits in each bowl.
Melt the remaining Dairy Milk bar and drizzle over the fruits before serving.
Garnish with mint leaves.
Why Edible Chocolate Bowls Are a Showstopper
The chocolate shell turns a simple fruit dessert into a very eye-catching dessert. Each fresh fruit Cadbury dessert is a perfect mixture of creamy milk chocolate with juicy berries that creates a contrast of textures and flavors in every bite. The edible bowls also make serving easier, as guests can enjoy the fruit and chocolate shell together. For parties and celebrations, these individual portions add an elegant touch without requiring a lot of complicated decoration.
Pro Tips for a Perfect Chocolate Shell
- Keep the bowls completely dry: Even a little water can affect the texture of melted chocolate and make coating difficult.
- Apply thin, even layers: Spread the chocolate evenly over the bowls so the shells are sturdy but not unnecessarily thick.
- Freeze between every layer: Allow each coating to set fully before adding another layer to prevent weak spots.
- Unmold gently: Let the chocolate shells sit for a minute after removing them from the freezer, then carefully release them from the glass bowls.
How to Store Your Chocolate Fruit Cups
You can make the empty chocolate shells ahead and store them in an airtight container in the freezer for up to a week. Keep them protected from moisture and strong-smelling foods. For the best texture, prepare the fruit filling separately and fill the chocolate cups shortly before serving.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use a mold instead of a glass bowl? 
Yes. A suitable silicone or chocolate mold can be used to create the cups. Choose a mold that allows the set chocolate shell to be removed easily without cracking.
Why did my shell crack while unmolding? 
The shell may crack if the chocolate coating is too thin or if it has not set properly. Adding even layers and allowing each layer to freeze fully can help create a stronger shell.
Can I use dark chocolate instead of milk chocolate? 
Yes. Dark chocolate can be used for a deeper cocoa flavor and a less sweet dessert. It also pairs well with naturally sweet berries.
How far ahead can I prepare these? 
The chocolate shells can be prepared up to a week in advance and stored properly in the freezer. The fruit should be prepared and added shortly before serving to keep the cups fresh and crisp.
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