Fabri's Pringles Chocolate Dessert
A sweet and salty dessert with chocolate-coated Pringles, mango puree, and vanilla ice cream, enjoyed in Michelin style.
🙋 Recommended for
- ⭐ Those who want to enjoy a sophisticated, European-style homemade dessert using chips and chocolate at home.
- ⭐ Those looking for a unique and intuitive fine-dining-style dessert to impress guests at a dinner party or special table.
Pringles Sweet OnionChocolateMango pureeVanilla ice creamThyme
Ingredients needed 🛒1 servings
- A few Pringles Sweet Onion chips
- Appropriate amount of coating chocolate
- Appropriate amount of mango puree
- 1-2 scoops vanilla ice cream
- A little thyme (herb)
Recipe 🍳
- Melt the chocolate gently in the microwave, heating in short bursts of 30 seconds to 1 minute, and checking frequently to avoid burning.
- Gradually stir the remaining solid chocolate pieces into the warm melted chocolate, using the residual heat to melt them completely and temper the chocolate so it sets crispy.
- Using a cooking brush, thinly and evenly coat both sides of the Pringles Sweet Onion chips with the melted chocolate.
- Let the chocolate-coated chips sit at room temperature until the coating hardens fully and becomes firm and crisp.
- On a serving plate, spread a thick layer of rich, tangy mango puree to create a base.
- Arrange the chocolate-coated Pringles chips on the puree, then neatly scoop vanilla ice cream into a round shape and place on top.
- Finally, garnish with herb thyme around the ice cream and chips to add a fragrant aroma and complete the plating.
- Melt the chocolate gently in the microwave, then stir to temper properly.
- Spread the chocolate evenly over the Pringles chips and let them harden at room temperature.
- On a dessert plate, spread mango puree, then top with chocolate Pringles chips and vanilla ice cream.
- Finish with fragrant herb thyme as a garnish to create a fine-dining-style dessert.
Cooking tips 💡
- When melting chocolate in the microwave, never heat it for long at a time—it can burn instantly. Check and stir often, using short bursts to avoid failure.
- Use smooth, richly flavored mango puree rather than watery mango juice or syrup to maintain the dessert's sophisticated sweet-salty balance and flavor.





