YOU might not like the sound of it.
But there’s a two-ingredient dessert doing the rounds on social media that promises to be both delicious and less calorific than your typical pudding.
It involves blending together tinned peaches and chocolate, and ex The Great British Bake Off star Briony May took to TikTok to share a video of herself testing it out for the first time.
She admitted she was “pretty sceptical” before attempting the recipe, but threw herself into giving it a go.
“Apparently if you blend peaches with melted chocolate and then refrigerate it for a few hours you’ve got a really tasty snack,” she began.
“This one’s gone viral and I want to know if it tastes good because I just, I just don’t believe it!”
She first drained a tin of peaches, and popped them into her blender, before adding 100g of dark chocolate that she’d melted.
“I’m not gonna pass judgment until I’ve tried it!” she vowed.
Briony then blended the two ingredients together, before pouring it into a container lined with greaseproof paper.
Next, she popped it into the fridge, where she left it overnight to set.
The following day, Briony took the dessert out of the fridge to taste test, but admitted it was still “quite soft” and “more like a mousse”, wondering if she hadn’t put enough chocolate into the mixture.
She took a small spoonful of the chocolate and peaches combo to taste, and looked suitably shocked as she then declared: “That’s a bit of alright!”
“That’s nice. I’m on board. I like it!” she continued, before concluding: “That is delish!”
“Tinned peaches viral dessert… is it worth it?” Briony wrote over the top of her video.
“I have never considered peaches and chocolate, but now I can’t wait to try!” one person commented on the TikTok.
“You can blend water with chocolate, too,” another said.
“Makes a surprisingly decent mousse.”
“Don’t tempt me, I tried the viral cheesecake…it was mind blowing!” a third admitted.
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“How much chocolate did you use and how much did you think you should have used?” someone else asked.
“I used 100g but think 150 would be better!” Briony replied.
“Do the same but with boiled butternut squash! I love it,” another suggested.
