Delight your friends by gifting them a ‘Gooey Choccy Cake in a Mug’ pouch.
Perfect as a stand alone gift or as a party bag replacement, the cake is super speedy to make, delicious to eat & full of lovely ingredients such as organic cacao and raw Peruvian lucuma powders – Diddies will learn more about these wonderful foods in the educational activity booklet that is included with each goody bag.
AAANNNNDDDDD, once the cake is ready, Diddies will be able to eat it with their edible spoon. Yes! You read that right – our Gooey Choccy Cake party bags contain 2 Stroodles edible spoons that can be enjoyed or disposed of with the food waste.
This activity is fun, educational and delicious.
Delivered without cocoa canopy beads that are included in the full version
Compared to the Full version, this goodie bag, doesn't contain Cocoa Canopy beads
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Each eco goody bag contains:
For the cake, children will just need to add: 2 tbsp milk (of choice) 2 tsp oil and 1 tbsp runny honey.
Please note that the bags contain dried ingredients to make a cake in a mug, not the cake itself. Raspberries are a serving suggestion and are not included.
Ingredients & nutritionals
CAKE MIX: Plain wheat flour (with added calcium, iron, niacin, thiamin), organic cacao powder (22%), organic lucuma powder, baking powder (raising agents (E500, E450) starch), salt. Nutritional per 100g: Energy (kj/kcal) 1441/341, Fat 3.3g of which saturates 1.6g, carbohydrates 59.2g of which sugars 4.7g, protein 12.9g, salt 2.4g
EDIBLE OAT SPOONS: Raw cane sugar, 29% oat fibre (gluten), rice flour, corn flour, corn starch, sunflower oil, salt, acidifier: citric acid. May contain traces of nuts, eggs, milk & soy. Nutritional per 100g: Energy (kj/kcal) 1478/352, Fat 3.4g of which saturates 0.57g, carbohydrates 65g of which sugars 33g, protein 2.8g, salt 0.76g
ALLERGY ADVICE: For allergens see ingredients in bold. Packed in a kitchen that handles all allergens including nuts, sesame, gluten, dairy
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