That’s because a foodie has shared their latest culinary creation – chocolate burritos that can be cooked in the air fryer. And, yes, they’re really as good as they sound.
Jess, who runs a TikTok account called Jess’ Eats decided to spread the love by uploading the recipe to her profile.
In the video posted to @jesseatss, the Aussie explained it couldn’t be simpler as all you need to make the dish that can be enjoyed at any time of the day is two key ingredients.
These are some croissants and then your chosen chocolate – in Jess’ case the Australian equivalent of a Freddo caramel bar.
She then showed how all you have to do is cut the croissants down the middle, creating a slit for the chocolate to fit inside.
Once this was done, she simply placed the fun sized bar in between the croissant layers and closed it shut.
Once Jess made her desired amount of three, she put some greaseproof paper at the bottom of her air fryer.
She then placed them inside the kitchen gadget and sprayed them with a generous amount of oil.
Jess then showed her 77.9k followers that she had placed them inside and let the heat do its magic.
The result? Perfectly crispy croissants with a melted chocolate and gooey caramel centre that looked to die for.
She then said they were almost too good for words, as she simply stated: “This combo!”
After she showed off her latest sweet treat, Jess was inundated with comments from fellow foodies who said it was one of the best things they’d seen.
One likened them to ‘chocolate burritos’, as they wrote: “We see your chocolate burrito and we salute you.”
A second impressed social media user said: “This is smart!”
Another person joined the conversation, as they typed: “Outstanding.”
Others were quick to say they’d be following suit and whipping them up in their air fryer.
One person said: “We’re trying this!”
Another social media fan added that they’d be doing the same, but with the addition of some mini marshmallows.
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