Trifle Recipes
Our trifle recipes include classics like sherry trifle and family favourites like strawberry trifle. The hardest part is choosing which to make first!
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Cherry and lemon trifles
These simple cherry and lemon trifles are great for a midweek dessert. A unique take on a classic pudding recipe.
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Zabaglione black cherry trifle
Zabaglione black cherry trifle is a sweet and luxurious combination of two classic desserts. The sharp black cherries work so well with the creamy filling.
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Limoncello trifle
Limoncello trifle is a fresh and flavourful twist on the classic British dessert. It is so easy to make, and the addition of Limoncello gives a boozy kick.
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Summer fruit ice cream trifle cake
Summer fruit ice cream trifle cake is a 3-in-1 pudding that's part cake, part trifle, and part ice cream, which makes it a real winner with everyone!
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Lemon and raspberry trifles
This easy dessert with its delicious raspberry sauce is a fresh and fruity treat and at only 188 cals per serving, it's a healthy pud the kids will love tucking in to
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Chocolate orange trifle
Chocolate orange trifle has a brioche base, homemade custard and zesty clementine flavours running throughout
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Creme brûlée
Serve up a French classic for dessert. If you've got a little extra time, this recipe from Woman's Weekly shows you how to make your own custard from scratch too
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Strawberry trifle cake
Strawberry trifle cake is the ultimate no bake cake for summer, made by layering ready-made flan cases with white chocolate, cream and berries
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Boozy cherry trifle
Boozy cheery trifle is made with soft amaretti biscuits amaretti biscuits, kirsh cherries and dessert wine for a sophisticated take on classic trifle
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Bakewell trifle
Love Bakewell tart? Love trifle? This quick and easy Bakewell trifle dessert combines the two for a sweet treat...
By Sue McMahon • Published
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Sherry trifle
The family are going to love this delicious, light and creamy Easter Sherry trifle for dessert come Easter Sunday - plenty of layers and flavour too
By Nichola Palmer • Published
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Sponge fingers
This simple sponge fingers recipe is great as the biscuits last for weeks and make a tasty treat to have with a cup of tea
By Jessica Dady • Published
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Jasmine rice pudding with festive fruit
This sweet & delicious Jasmine rice pudding with festive fruit is a simple Christmas dessert recipe that is sure to become a favourite
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Venetian coffee trifle
If you fancy a trifle recipe alternative you should try making this Venetian coffee trifle. It’s packed with creamy Kahlua and sweet dark chocolate
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Limoncello syllabub
A posh, summery, boozy dessert using fresh raspberries topped with a cream and yogurt syllabub flavoured with lemon and limoncello
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Quick blueberry trifle
Michelle Hall's blueberry trifle's really good for parties. Blueberries are full of vitamins and antioxidants, which make up for the high calories. Send us your recipes!
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Fancy fruit trifles
These quick and easy trifles are ready in just 30 mins. With a fresh honey and greek yougurt flavours, these tasty little puds make the perfect light dessert
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Meringues with Christmas compote
A light alternative to Xmas pud - fluffy meringue with a raspberry, cranberry and pear compote. For more recipes visit goodtoknow.co.uk/food
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Caramel and pistachio trifles
Triple tested: Boozy, fruity and creamy, this cheat's trifle is ready in just minutes. What's not to love?
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