We're not sure even we have the words to describe Rachael Keep's white chocolate and Biscoff cheesecake. Dreamy.

We're not sure even we have the words to describe Rachael Keep's white chocolate and Biscoff cheesecake. Dreamy.

Take a look at 25 of the best lockdown bakes made by our readers

WITH little choice but to spend most of your time at home, so many of you have taken to baking as a way to have some fun indoors – with tasty results to boot.

By ron Melton

Published 12th May 2020, 17:12 BST

Updated 12th May 2020, 17:32 BST

We issued a rallying call on Facebook to see pictures of your proudest lockdown bakes and you did not leave us disappointed.

However thanks to the 300+ photos you sent us, you did leave us feeling very hungry – and here we’ve taken on the tough task of compiling some of our favourites.

Your sweet tooth will be yearning for some of these delicious-looking creations!

Just like Rolos, we're sure eating one of Suzi Wright's Rolo cupcakes would lead to another.

1. Toffee or not toffee? That is the question

Just like Rolos, we're sure eating one of Suzi Wright's Rolo cupcakes would lead to another. Photo: Suzi Wright

Steve Raven's pineapple upside-down cake is a great way to get your sweet fix... and one of your five a day.

2. We are not surprised a third has already been eaten

Steve Raven's pineapple upside-down cake is a great way to get your sweet fix... and one of your five a day. Photo: Steve Raven

Andreail Brittonnia's Oreo cheesecake looks like a guilty pleasure you simply can't resist.

3. We need a piece of this... now.

Andreail Brittonnia's Oreo cheesecake looks like a guilty pleasure you simply can't resist. Photo: Andreail Brittonnia

These brightly-coloured cookies were baked by Louise Kathryn and donated to our healthcare heroes on the front line.

4. A sweet treat that tastes good and does good too!

These brightly-coloured cookies were baked by Louise Kathryn and donated to our healthcare heroes on the front line. Photo: Louise Kathryn

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