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Even though it lands on the same date every year, Christmas has a tendency to sneak up on us.
Whether it’s that last-minute gift for tricky Aunty Kelly or a forgotten present for the kids’ school Kris Kringle, it seems there’s always some sort of Christmas emergency to attend to.
With only five weeks to go (see, how sneaky!), we’ve rounded up the best last-minute desserts to serve up on Christmas Day, so that at least one aspect of your Christmas planning can be 100% stress-free.
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Little Christmas chocolate puddings: If you’re a fan of chocolate (who isn’t?), then these mini puds will be sure to delight as an after Christmas lunch treat. Their mini size make them perfect for full bellies. Click here for the full recipe.
Microwave Christmas puddings: Forgot you were in charge of the Christmas pudding this year? Don’t stress. These microwavable portioned-size puddings will help save the day – and have Grandma asking for the recipe. Click here to see the full recipe.
Christmas blondies: These nutty, white-choc brownies are loaded with minced fruit and are ready to serve in less than an hour. Click here to see the full recipe.
Cranberry coconut Christmas trees: Coconut and cranberries give macaroon biscuits festive flair. Quick to whip up, these sweet treats make for fabulous gifts, too. Click here for the full recipe.
Iced Christmas cupcakes: Get creative and decorate your desserts table with some edible Christmas messaging. With mixed fruit and a dash of brandy, these cupcakes are festive and fun. Click here for the full recipe.
Classic rum balls: Sweet and wonderfully fragrant, these coconut-rolled rum balls make a delicious light dessert or the perfect afternoon-tea companion. Click here for the full recipe.
Mango Eton mess: Using only four recipes, this easy dessert is a fruity winner. Click here for the full recipe
Christmas cake ice-cream terrine: Oranges, orange liqueur and Christmas cake form the basis of this incredibly quick and simple ice-cream terrine. Click here for the full recipe.
Christmas winter trees: Kids will love helping you create (and eat) these white chocolate Christmas tree popsicles! Click here for the full recipe.
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