Need help destroying a chocolate bunny
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zyxst
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My husband finally got the doctor's hammer down to lose weight and is willing to work with me. The trouble atm is his leftover Easter bunnies. He has 2 that need to be portioned out so he won't eat the whole 410g in one shot (like he usually would). My problem with these bunnies is getting them down to serving size (43g) portions without a) wasting too much chocolate and b) not making a giant mess.
My best and first option is to beat the packaged bunnies with a hammer/mallet until they are chunkified. My second option is using a warmed butcher knife to create bunny steaks. Are there other options that I'm missing which would work better than these 2?
My best and first option is to beat the packaged bunnies with a hammer/mallet until they are chunkified. My second option is using a warmed butcher knife to create bunny steaks. Are there other options that I'm missing which would work better than these 2?
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I'd start with the ears...0
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lolz @ Bunny Steaks
I only wish I had such dilemmas. I'd probably polish it all off and then it is done but that's just me.0 -
Bunny steaks! LOL
What if you melted them down and poured the chocolate into an ice cube tray to create nice, bite-size chunks?0 -
Melting the bunnies is a great idea!0
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Bunny steaks FTW!!
Seriously, though, I really like her idea! ^^^ Ice cube trays are awesome for portioning.0 -
I think beating bunnies with a hammer or mallet is cruel and way too violent. I'm pretty sure they prefer to be eaten tail first.0
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It's crap, toss it in the garbage ......
Buy dark, dark chocolate & eat a LITTLE bit each day ..... keep it in the freezer :drinker:0 -
It's crap, toss it in the garbage ......
Buy dark, dark chocolate & eat a LITTLE bit each day ..... keep it in the freezer :drinker:
^^^^^^^this!0 -
"It's crap, toss it in the garbage ......
Buy dark, dark chocolate & eat a LITTLE bit each day ..... keep it in the freezer "
Definitely!0 -
I would melt them down.
Put the melted chocolate into a bowl of corn flakes or rice crispies.
Spoon the mixture into cup cake holders and put in the fridge.
Nice treats and portion sized as well.
Then again I would say right I am starting tomorrow so tonight I am having a chocolate fest and scoff both of them in one go.
Or you have the third option but its probably a bit kinky for public.
D.I.Y. chocolate body paint ;o)0 -
It's crap, toss it in the garbage ......
Buy dark, dark chocolate & eat a LITTLE bit each day ..... keep it in the freezer :drinker:
^^ Bunny bullying on the internetz. Poor chocolate bunnies . . .0 -
Mail it/them to me. I'll get them down to size for you.*
*You may or may not - probably not - get them back.0 -
Freeze em and then break em up with a hammer0
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Well give it to me and I'll fix it up for ya.0
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lolz @ Bunny Steaks
I only wish I had such dilemmas. I'd probably polish it all off and then it is done but that's just me.
What she ^^^ says.... )0 -
My husband finally got the doctor's hammer down to lose weight and is willing to work with me. The trouble atm is his leftover Easter bunnies. He has 2 that need to be portioned out so he won't eat the whole 410g in one shot (like he usually would). My problem with these bunnies is getting them down to serving size (43g) portions without a) wasting too much chocolate and b) not making a giant mess.
My best and first option is to beat the packaged bunnies with a hammer/mallet until they are chunkified. My second option is using a warmed butcher knife to create bunny steaks. Are there other options that I'm missing which would work better than these 2?
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Bunny steaks! LOL
What if you melted them down and poured the chocolate into an ice cube tray to create nice, bite-size chunks?
Good idea this.
Frozen choco-bunny cubes.0 -
Never mind. I can't read. :drinker:0
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Break off chunks and dip them in marshmallow fluff0
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Bunny steaks! LOL
What if you melted them down and poured the chocolate into an ice cube tray to create nice, bite-size chunks?0
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