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Soft, Gooey and Delicious Kinder Bueno Cookies, stuffed with Kinder Chocolate, and topped with Kinder Bueno!

Let's begin this recipe post by saying, I LOVE THESE COOKIES. I love all cookies, they're one of my favourite types of bakes ever, but oh holy gee these are a whole new kettle of fish. I am completely obsessed.

I have been posting and loving cookies since the beginning of my blogging career, but this year has definitely seen an increase in the cookie love. My NYC Chocolate Chip Cookies are the best thing I have posted this year, and I believe my most highly rated recipe ever as well!

Along with those, my Kinder Bueno Cookie Bars have been insanely popular for so long, and so many of you bake these every single day. It blows my mind slightly, but honestly every single day I will be tagged in a post on Instagram, or Facebook or sent an email... and you guys adore them!

Because of the love of both of these cookie related recipes, I wanted to create a combined epic cookie that I know all the Kinder lovers will adore. Say hello to this recipe... Kinder Bueno Cookies. Oh. My. YUM.

So I started this recipe by comparing the two recipes - they are very very similar as it is already, so making a combined Kinder Bueno Cookie version is quite easy! All of my cookie recipes have very major similarities because I don't like to mess with something I love - and why would you?!

So these cookies are the same base recipe as the NYC Chocolate Chip Cookies but replacing the milk and dark chocolate chips with the Kinder Chocolate. The Kinder Chocolate I am referring to here is NOT Kinder Bueno! You want the smaller chocolate bars, with the white filling (see the photos for reference!).

I use the Kinder Chocolate in the cookie, as it gives the cookie the flavour and also the gooeyness. You can use 150g Kinder Chocolate, and 150g chocolate chips/chunks - or all Kinder like I have! I love my cookies really chocolatey so I used 300g total.

You can add in more if you want, or less (because some people contrary to popular belief don't like their cookies too chocolatey) - but that's up to you! Feel free to adapt it however you want.

The reason I didn't use Kinder Bueno inside the cookie is that it's quite bulky. This doesn't matter in the Kinder Bueno Cookie Bars, but I preferred it without for the cookies! You can, of course, add in some Kinder Bueno pieces if you want, however! I would use 150g kinder chocolate, and 100g kinder bueno!

Instead, you portion the cookie dough, freeze for 30 minutes (or fridge for 60 minutes), and then bake. Once taken out of the oven, add on the Kinder Bueno. This keeps the wafer crispy, makes a great decoration - and it's the ideal solution!

The good thing about this cookie dough is that it can freeze raw for up to 3 months - which means, make a big batch, and freeze, and have fresh warm cookies on demand. The only difference is that they can take a couple of minutes longer to bake... but that's it.

If you want to swap the sugars, I recommend using all granulated sugar if you don't have light brown, or all light brown if you don't have granulated. I tend to avoid caster sugar in my cookies these days. Dark brown sugar can be used too, but that makes the cookie dough darker and more caramel-like (no bad thing!)

I use plain flour with baking powder for these, but if you want to use self raising you can - swap the flours, leave out the baking powder, but still use the bicarbonate of soda. Bicarbonate and baking powder are DIFFERENT THINGS. They react to different ingredients and work differently, which is why the two are in the recipe.

Finally... LOOK AT THESE STUFFED COOKIES BELOW! So, a lot of you have heard of Kinderella spread, or white chocolate hazelnut spread as it's sometimes known... and it's incredible. It's like the middle of a kinder Bueno. You can get it from places such as Black Milk Cereal, Morrisons, or other places - and oh my days.

Freeze heaped teaspoons of the spread (like in my Nutella Stuffed Cookies) for at least an hour or so and wrap your cookie dough around the spread. Then, chill the stuffed cookie balls for the 30-6o minutes. Bake like the recipe states, and you will have a gooey epic centre that makes it, even more, Kinder Bueno themed!! ENJOY!

ENJOY!

Find my other Recipes on my Recipes Page!

J x

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With schools set to stay closed for the remainder of the month, many parents are facing another bout of homeschooling. While the idea may seem daunting to some, there are plenty of educational resources available online to help keep children entertained during lockdown.

Teachers are already starting to work on at-home teaching programmes and provisions have been made by the Department of Education for students who don't have access to the internet.

However, as the Ombudsman for Children Dr Niall Niall Muldoon said earlier this week: "Education is about more than learning, it is about developing personalities, talents, and abilities of children to reach their greatest potential while also facilitating mental health, play, and recreation."

So we asked primary school teachers for their top recommendations for additional resources parents can use to help teach children across a range of subjects, from Irish to art and SPHE.

"There is an abundance of tools and online websites available that are educational and will keep children engaged," says Cork-based primary school teacher Aoife O'Sullivan.

"A lot of teachers will be administering their own homework over the next few weeks but it's great to have extra tools available on laptops and iPads to keep children entertained. Most are free and are interactive and fun for children as well. They're great for teaching kids without making them feel like they're in school."

When it comes to primary learning the Department of Education recommends that parents seek advice from their schools and class teachers first and foremost as they are best placed to advise on resources based on the particular learning needs of the children.

"There are lots of interactive connection platforms, like Seesaw or Padlet, where teachers put up work for children and talk to parents," O'Sullivan says. "It's under the discretion of the school what platforms they use but if parents do need to reach out to teachers they can do so through such platforms. We're still here and we want to make sure that our students are learning during these closures."

Online activities can help keep kids occupied over the next few weeks.

Seomra Ranga was created by a Dublin primary school teacher in 2007 and features a range of free activities and resources, such as flashcards, poetry books, and educational bingo games.
www.seomraranga.com
Khan Academy is an international website that is highly recommended by many teachers and parents. Courses are broken up into multiple subjects and classes, helping you to create a personalised educational course for your child.
www.khanacademy.org
Education.com's Learning Library contains a plethora of fun worksheets for primary level children, such as word searches, colouring books and writing exercises.
www.education.com/resources
RTÉ Learn contains tonnes of different activities for children as well as access to episodes of last year's Home School Hub.
www.rte.ie/learn
Top Marks splits activities into age groups and levels ranging from the 'Teddy Numbers' game that helps toddlers learn to count to two-minute subtraction challenges for older children.
www.topmarks.co.uk
Help your children learn their times tables by testing them on tablestest.com
www.tablestest.com
Kids can play the Prodigy maths game for free on prodigy.com to help them learn equations in a fun and interactive way.
www.prodigygame.com
You can find interactive games, videos, and fact sheets about everything from animals to the world's wonders and climate change on National Geographic's dedicated kids' website.
www.kids.nationalgeographic.com
BBC Teach provides educational videos for children on topics ranging from nature to drama but teachers particularly like the website for its historical content.
www.bbc.co.uk/teach
Any rebel parent wanting to teach their kids a little more about the rich history of Cork can lead them to this website for a crash course aimed at 5th and 6th class students.
www.askaboutireland.ie/learning-zone
Take your child on a virtual field trip with the National Museum of Ireland and London Zoo's free online exhibits.

NASA has created a website dedicated to teaching children about science, technology, and space with tons of content for every age.
www.nasa.gov/stem
Frugal Fun was created by an American mom who has been homeschooling her five children since long before Covid hit. Check out her Lego activities and STEM content for fun educational games.
www.frugalfun4boys.com
Learn everything you need to know about Irish history and geography from Ask About Irelands' learning zone. Content is filtered by class and subjects.
www.askaboutireland.ie
Homeschooling doesn't have to be boring, once lessons are done log online for some extra educational games and activities. Picture: iStock

Teachers love the Séideán Sí website for extra Irish vocabulary lessons for kids. You can choose your dialect and child's class to find specific games and activities.
www.seideansi.ie
While the Department of Education doesn't endorse any websites in particular, a spokesperson did recommend TG4's Cúla 4 ar Scoil programme, which is available on TG4 Player online.

"The programmes follow a specific theme for each series of lessons. Each lesson has specific educational outcomes, and are presented in an engaging and entertaining style," the spokesperson says. "In particular Cúla 4 ar Scoil offers an opportunity to hear a rich range of Irish language dialects from various Gaeltacht areas."
www.cula4.com/en
Gaelige le Chéile was created with the aim of making learning Irish fun and its resources are a great way to make Irish a part of children's daily lives during lockdown.

www.gaeilgelecheile.weebly.com

The website of An Chomhairle um Oideachas Gaeltachta agus Gaelscolaíochta also has links to many educational resources to support children's Irish learning.

Songs in Irish has over 600 Irish language songs in its online database with an English translation and Youtube link for each. Guitar chords are also provided for some songs.
www.songsinirish.com
Kidzbop's Youtube page has hundreds of dance and singalong videos for children.
www.youtube.com
Cbeebies provides a host of quick and easy craft activities for kids on its website.
www.global.cbeebies.com/make-and-colour
Kidsactivitesblog.com is a godsend for parents looking for child-friendly activities. Check out the 5-minute craft and drama activity sections of the website.
www.kidsactivitiesblog.com
Look no further than Red Ted Art for all of your art class needs for children.
www.redtedart.com
Discover the world of musicals with Beat by Beat Press in an interactive way to help with drama and music teaching.
www.bbbpress.com
Access Collins' reading resources and activities, no sign-up required, on the website's school portal.
www.connect.collins.co.uk
Knoword has classroom vocabulary games and quizzes on its website to help enhance students' knowledge.
www.playknoword.com
You can find worksheets to help students learning to write on handwritingpractice.net

Oxford Owl has an extensive free e-book library as well as reading activities for all ages and phonics lessons available on its website.
www.home.oxfordowl.co.uk
For those who struggle to sit down and read a book, Amazon's Audible platform has a library of free audiobooks of all genres and levels for kids available on its website and app.
www.stories.audible.com
Fitness coaches, such as Joe Wicks, are providing free PE classes online. Picture: Alex Livesey Danehouse, Getty Images.

The Irish created Great Isolation Activity Book can be downloaded and printed out for free online. The book contains pages of fun and creative activities for children as well as useful lessons in SPHE and wellbeing.
Access the pdf here.
There are loads of videos online offering free PE lessons for children to make sure they stay active during lockdown. The teachers we spoke to particularly liked fitness guru The Body Coach Joe Wick's PE videos which are aimed young students.

RTÉ Jr also started to create 10 minute PE videos for kids to help them stay active when Covid struck. You can access the videos here when the kids start bouncing off the walls and need to burn some energy.

Adriene Mishler, or Yoga with Adriene as she is known to her millions of subscribers, also has a PE series available online for parents wishing to introduce their children to yoga.

Why not get your kids involved in the kitchen and teach them some easy (supervised) cooking recipes when they can't face sitting in front of a screen anymore?

BBC goodfood has a section of recipes for children online and Cbeebies has created a Youtube playlist of instructional videos for young chefs.

To learn more about the guidance available for supporting children during school closures see www.education.ie/covid19.

More information can also be found from the National Parents Council, One Family Ireland, the National Council for Special Education and the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment.

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Encourage your child to make a family tree.

A family tree is a chart that shows your present day family along with your ancestors. If you put your child at the bottom of the page, the two parents above that, then the four grandparents above that and so on, the chart grows wider at the top - like the shape of a tree. Beside each name on the family tree give details of dates you know or can find out - births, deaths and marriages. Photos alongside each name will make it more interesting.

Making a family tree will give your child a real insight into history. Were any of the ancestors involved in big events - the 1916 Rising, the War of Independence, or the Civil War in Ireland for instance, or one of the World Wars? Have a look at the National Archives of Ireland, and see if you can find any of your ancestors in the 1901 or 1911 Census of Ireland. Encourage your child to ask their grandparents or other relations questions to find out more. Here's a list of 30 questions that might be useful.

Writing is like a muscle - the more your child practices it the stronger their writing ability will become. You child is also more likely to write about things they like or are interested in - writing is a way to express yourself and using writing in this way can be more meaningful to a child.

Decide on a writing project you could work on either together or with you standing by to help. This could be writing or sending an email to a family member or friend living away or your child writing about one of their interests. List key messages you want to write about, who else might read it and then begin work on the piece. Have a dictionary at the ready and use the spell checker if working on a computer.

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Encourage your child to make a family tree.

A family tree is a chart that shows your present day family along with your ancestors. If you put your child at the bottom of the page, the two parents above that, then the four grandparents above that and so on, the chart grows wider at the top - like the shape of a tree. Beside each name on the family tree give details of dates you know or can find out - births, deaths and marriages. Photos alongside each name will make it more interesting.

Making a family tree will give your child a real insight into history. Were any of the ancestors involved in big events - the 1916 Rising, the War of Independence, or the Civil War in Ireland for instance, or one of the World Wars? Have a look at the National Archives of Ireland, and see if you can find any of your ancestors in the 1901 or 1911 Census of Ireland. Encourage your child to ask their grandparents or other relations questions to find out more. Here's a list of 30 questions that might be useful.

Writing is like a muscle - the more your child practices it the stronger their writing ability will become. You child is also more likely to write about things they like or are interested in - writing is a way to express yourself and using writing in this way can be more meaningful to a child.

Decide on a writing project you could work on either together or with you standing by to help. This could be writing or sending an email to a family member or friend living away or your child writing about one of their interests. List key messages you want to write about, who else might read it and then begin work on the piece. Have a dictionary at the ready and use the spell checker if working on a computer.

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Encourage your child to make a family tree.

A family tree is a chart that shows your present day family along with your ancestors. If you put your child at the bottom of the page, the two parents above that, then the four grandparents above that and so on, the chart grows wider at the top - like the shape of a tree. Beside each name on the family tree give details of dates you know or can find out - births, deaths and marriages. Photos alongside each name will make it more interesting.

Making a family tree will give your child a real insight into history. Were any of the ancestors involved in big events - the 1916 Rising, the War of Independence, or the Civil War in Ireland for instance, or one of the World Wars? Have a look at the National Archives of Ireland, and see if you can find any of your ancestors in the 1901 or 1911 Census of Ireland. Encourage your child to ask their grandparents or other relations questions to find out more. Here's a list of 30 questions that might be useful.

Writing is like a muscle - the more your child practices it the stronger their writing ability will become. You child is also more likely to write about things they like or are interested in - writing is a way to express yourself and using writing in this way can be more meaningful to a child.

Decide on a writing project you could work on either together or with you standing by to help. This could be writing or sending an email to a family member or friend living away or your child writing about one of their interests. List key messages you want to write about, who else might read it and then begin work on the piece. Have a dictionary at the ready and use the spell checker if working on a computer.

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Show your child clouds in the sky. In Ireland we see puffy clouds at every time of year. Notice all the different shapes they make. Clouds are a wonderful part of every view, and don't always bring rain.

Why not make a squishy cloud with your child. The video above, by Chelsey DIY, shows you how to make one with a friendly face on it. It's squishy like a pillow because it has a little bit of stuffing trapped in between two sides.

You will need two sheets of white paper, some markers, sellotape, and some stuffing (toilet paper or cotton wool). Hang two or three squishy clouds from a wire coat hanger to make a simple mobile.

One of the ways children learn is through play. A child who is playing is refining learning skills that continue to develop during childhood and beyond. Indoor and outdoor games are a great way of practising some of the reading, writing and number skills your child has learned.

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