Sugar Bay Campfire S'mores Recipe

 

At Sugar Bay we don't put out any of our campfires without making s'mores first. S'mores are a tradition and an absolute necessity at our camp during final campfire; not only because they are so delicious, but also because they are so easy and fun to make.
We use specific ingredients to create our Sugar Bay Campfire and we're about to share the secret to our delicious s'mores with you. 
 
How to make: Sugar Bay Camp S'mores

 
You will need:

 
  • 1 Packet of Baker's Tennis Biscuits
  • 1 Packet of Manhattan Pink & White Marshmallows
  • 1 Bar of Cadbury Flake Milk Chocolate
  • A pack of Sosati Sticks
  • A Warm Campfire Supervised by Adults and surrounded by people you love
Method: 

 
  1. Place two individual Baker's Tennis Biscuits next to one another. One will be your base, and the other will be your cover.
  2. On one Baker's Tennis Biscuit (the base), sprinkle, by crumpling with your fingers, thick chunks of Cadbury Flake Milk Chocolate.
  3. Grab a Sosati Stick and attach one Manhattan Marshmallow (colour of you choice) to the tip of the stick.
  4. Hold the stick with the Marshmallow over the campfire until the marshmallow begins to roast and turn slightly brown in colour. Be careful not to burn the marshmallows.
  5. Now, using your other individual Baker's Tennis Biscuit (the top), push the hot marshmallow onto the base biscuit which is covered in chocolate.
  6. Add more crumpled chunks of chocolate to the top of your roasted marshmallow which is now gooey and stuck to your base biscuit.
  7. Seal your s'more with your top biscuit until both biscuits (top and base) stick together, to almost form a sandwich.

    Tasty Tip: 

     
      
    Top your s'more with more chocolate flakes and decorate the top with mini marshmallows for an even chocolaty taste and gourmet presentation!
And there you have it! You've made your very own delicious Sugar Bay Camp Fire S'mores!

We cannot wait for you to come back to camp and make some more spectacular s'mores with us during final campfire!

Camp space is running out fast for our December holiday camps. Book now to avoid disappointment and so that we can share “S'more" summer campfire moments with you these upcoming holidays.

Head over to our website and book online to secure your place for another fun holiday camp during the December holidays. Wondering what our holiday camps are all about? Check out this playlist featuring all the highlights. To view the finer details for each of our themed holiday camps and prices, check out our rates and dates. 
 
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