This simple South African favourite uses Tennis Biscuits and Peppermint Crisp to create a creamy, refreshing treat that’s perfect for Christmas gatherings.

1. Turn the base of a 22cm loose-bottomed cake pan over and line with a piece of greaseproof paper 2cm wider than the base. Place in the pan so that the paper sticks out of the bottom. This will make ...

A wildly decadent, nostalgic dessert with an irresistible twist. This beauty layers chocolate coconut biscuit crumbs with silky, minty caramel filling, a playful upgrade on the beloved peppermint ...

When meeting fellow South African expats overseas, the conversation inevitably steers toward what we miss most about our home country and, more often than not, involves food-snacks in particular.

This easy, creamy, and minty ice cream cake is perfect for a fun, kid-friendly Christmas dessert that requires no baking.

Preheat oven to 150°C. Grease and line a baking tray with a sheet of baking paper. Roll pastry out on a lightly floured surface and trim to fit the baking tray. Dot pastry all over with a fork, cover ...

Make this beloved dessert with its Springbok-green minty shards to tuck into while watching the game on Saturday night. The crunchy cracknel inside a bar of Peppermint Crisp chocolate may need to be ...

Shake Shack is ringing in the holidays with a trio of over-the-top shakes that turn dessert into a spectacle. Launching November 18, their new Peppermint Bark Chocolate Shake features a minty white ...

Love it or hate it, Peppermint Crisp tart remains a beloved Christmas dessert in South Africa. This classic fridge tart combines simple ingredients like cream, caramel, peppermint chocolate, and ...

Oak has transformed some of Australia's most iconic lollies into a range of new flavoured milk drinks, sending nostalgic people into a spin. The brand, which is known for its chocolate, strawberry and ...

Nestlé South Africa says it has no plans to discontinue its Peppermint Crisp chocolate bar – following social media panic over the claim. A small group of Twitter users got into a fluster on Friday ...