Baking Bonanza-Fluffalanche cupcakes and Cadbury's World (M)

Chatting and giggling with Linnet and Belle, my new friends after rubbish Kimber, we missed around with a bar of Cadbury. "Girls. " my mum reminded softly as she kissed the forehead of my baby sister, Grape. I giggled and stroked Grape's head, leaving Belle and Linnet to play catch with my bar of Cadbury. "I'm home!" bellowed my dad, striding into the kitchen. "Where's my Grape princess?" he asked, cooing and fussing over Grape. I felt a deep pang in my heart, what was it?

It was very late when the phone rang. I rushed downstairs, Apple-Pie at my heels. I grabbed the handset of our sleek telephone and answered it. "Hello?" I said, eyeing my newly made fluffalanche cupcakes. "Is this part of the Fudge family?" a woman's voice asked. "Mmmhmmm." I murmured, sighing with the deliciousness of my fluffalanche cupcake. "Last Saturday, you entered a raffle to get a family ticket, no matter how many people in your family, to Cadbury's World. We picked out someone and it was the Fudge family. The day after tomorrow, you should receive a mail with the ticket in. There should be a shiny silver sticker if the ticket's real. Ok?" she said, all in one go. I choked on my chocolate fluffalanche and in a flash replied with a "Sure thing! Excellent! Fine! Bye!". "Mum!" I shouted into the darkness of 10:00, "We won the raffle thing!".

Finally, on the day of the visit to Cadbury's World, I was dressed in my dusty rose coloured dress, pinched at the waist with my small, cream wedges. I had my hair loose with my very exquisite and expensive real diamond chip clip fixing one small braid. For my bag, I slipped on a turquoise handbag and dropped my mobile into the bag. Ready to stun the people, Linnet and Belle, I smiled at my reflection in the vintage mirror.

Standing in front of the wine-coloured sign, we gaped at the gold lettering. A nice-looking woman walked over to check their ticket. 'Clarabelle' I read in my head, eyes squinting hard. 'What a name.' I pondered as I turned around to look at the long queue behind us. "These three young girls are sisters?" Clarabelle queried, eyeing us suspiciously. Me, Linnet and Belle nodded simultaneously and also handed her my home-made fluffalanche in perfect unison. Clarabelle smiled and bit into one, "Pure heaven!" she exclaimed, throwing her head back as she said so. "Who made this wonderful things?" she demanded, laser-like eyes boring a hole through each of us in turn. Shyly, I stuck my hand up and she hugged me the minute she saw my wavering hand. "Now now! Come in, the baby doesn't count as a family member so she can come too." Clarabelle said, all business-like again, leading us to the main factory to see the chocolate-making.

I took millions and millions of notes during our visit and scribbled down a quick recipe. Linnet took a sample of each type of chocolate and tucked it into a pouch that kept the contents inside cold. Belle remembered the chocolate names. We were all kept busy and lucky Grape even got a few taste-tests because she was small and cute. Mum and dad shared some od the chocolates from Grape and commented on what could make the chocolate better.

Once we were back at home, I took out a hairnet, an apron, a new whisk, a brand new see through baking bowl, a measuring jug and a 'Cadbury's World' badge and 'Pro Baker: Cherry' badge that Clarabelle had persuaded her boss to give me. I pinned my name badge on the new apron and fixed my Cadbury's World badge on the right-hand side bottom of my new apron. I tied the apron on over my dusty rose dress and pulled on the hairnet. Immediately, I used the new tools and whisked up a multi-chocolate-flavoured fluffalanche made from the melted samples of chocolate. Finally, it had cooled down.
"Everyone! Fluffalanches for everyone!"

Fluffalanche Cupcakes and Cadbury's World