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Nutella Swirl Creates Instant Luxury A simple spoonful of Nutella transforms any mug cake into an indulgent dessert worthy of ...

Pastry chef Jess Weiss of Union Square Hospitality Group bakes homemade chocolate cake in an RV. Utilizing a microwave, a ...

We’ve taken one of the most iconic foods that traditionally brings people together — whether to celebrate a birthday, a wedding, or just a random get-together — and turned it into a single-serving ...

Everyone loves homemade desserts, but with the heat of summer fast approaching, who wants to crank up the oven? Cookbook author Gloria Hander Lyons has found another way to satisfy her sweet tooth in ...

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We were skeptical about Guiltless Gourmet’s new 200-calorie microwavable Dessert Bowls, but one bite of the black velvet cake with caramel sauce and we were sold. The sweet treat has no corn syrup or ...

A viral video shows a quick hack for turning chocolate biscuits into a dessert. The recipe uses basic ingredients to make a special treat in the office. The idea has received mixed reactions from ...

hen I moved to Palm Springs my mom insisted on purchasing a microwave for me. And after weeks of sitting on my kitchen counter, I finally decided to use it ... to reheat leftovers. It’s about the only ...

The trend took off in the U.K. with a maltesers McFlurry. Step aside mug cakes, McFlurries are the latest microwave dessert trend. A new food hack is taking off on TikTok in the U.K. that uses a ...