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The whole world is going air fryer crazy. This genius appliance has given us the gift of ‘healthy’ deep-fried deliciousness without the oil and we can’t get enough of it. And now, to top it off, a genius air fryer fan has created air fryer pastry pies filled with freddo frogs and caramello koalas.

An air fryer works by circulating hot air around the surfaces of food, which then cooks it evenly. The food comes out with a crispy, golden-brown exterior, making it look as if it has been deep-fried.

You can give all sorts of meals a healthy air fryer twist – crispy chips and chicken nuggets are our favourite but we’ve also made donuts, cookies and even brussel sprouts. But air fryer freddo frog treats take the cake.

Creative Air Fryer Desserts

The air fryer chocolate pastry parcels are the invention of Joanne Palmer, a member of the facebook group – Share Kmart Air Fryer Recipes Australia. She posted photos of her creation with the explanation:
“3.2L air fryer Caramello Koala and Freddo Frog. Definitely the kids’ new favourite dessert. It tastes delicious and the chocolate melted really nicely inside. Cooked at 190C for 9 minutes.”

Joanne explained to taste.com.au that she got the inspiration for the dessert from the Caramilk Twirl chocolates wrapped in puff pastry, that had also been shared on the air fryer fan group.

Ingredients

This dessert is really easy to prepare. You just need two sheets of puff pastry, the freddo frog or caramello koala chocolates and some milk and you’re ready to go.

What you need to do:

1) Cut an outline of the freddo or koala into your puff pastry. Leave a border of a few centimetres around the chocolates. Repeat this process so you have two outlines for each chocolate.

2) Place the chocolate between the two pieces of pastry and crimp the edges together using your fingers or a fork.

3) Brush the pastry with milk

4) Cook in the air fryer at 190 degrees Celsius for about nine minutes.

And that’s it! This air fryer dessert is going to become one of my quick and easy go-to desserts. I may need to experiment with other chocolates too.

Do you have an air fryer yet? What is your favourite thing to make in your air fryer? Tell us in the comments below.

  • The kids would love this – pity I don’t have an air fryer.

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  • Looks yummy, thanks for sharing your recipe

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  • We do have an air fryer but would never have thought to cook pastry or any kind of sweets in it. Thanks for the inspiration

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  • Love using an air fryer but didnt even know this was a thing. Too sweet for me!

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  • I saw this online and couldn’t believe it. I don’t have an Air Fryer though!!

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  • Oh. wow. I never thought about using air fryer for making pastry.

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  • What a fantastic idea!!

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  • So delish. I use the off cuts from pies to coat fun size and mini Easter eggs

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  • It is a sweet treat and perfect for kids parties. I will make it and see if my kids like it.

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  • I hope these taste better than they look!


    • I have a feeling pastry, chocolate and ice cream will indeed taste delicious!

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  • I wouldn’t make this, but yes I have an airfryer. Our favourite thing to make in the airfryer is sweet potato chips, vegetable croquettes and banana in a coat.

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  • Freddo Frog Pies look like a whole lot of fun for a sweet treat.

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  • Not sure about this combo

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  • This is the first thing I’ve seen that has made me consider buying an air fryer!

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  • This would be good with a Caramello Koala!

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  • This is clever 🙂

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  • This looks so good!

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  • I saw a $40 airfryer in the upcoming Aldi specials and I’m very very tempted but I think it would tempt my husband to make snacks like these and also to buy chips more.

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  • Recipes like this don’t really interest me but I can see the appeal as it’s an easy treat to make using simple ingredients.

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  • I don’t have an air fryer, but this treat would be perfect baked in the oven too!

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