1Tiramisu Trifle
You can’t beat a classic tiramisu…until you’ve tried a tiramisu trifle! We’d recommend making this crowd-pleasing dessert the day before you plan on serving it, so it has plenty of time to set.
Recipe: Tiramisu Trifle
2Berries and fizz Coronation trifle
This celebration trifle recipe is made using shop bought madeira cake. The homemade jelly uses Prosecco - it is a celebration after all.
Recipe: Berries and fizz Coronation trifle
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3Black Forest Trifle Pots
A classic combination, these individual trifles are the perfect sweet finish to your meal. The gold leaf-coated cherries add that extra festive flourish, but you can use glacé cherries instead if you wish.
Recipe: Black Forest Trifle Pots
4Clementine and Prosecco Trifle
The retro mix of almonds and sugar sprinkles brings welcome crunch to the topping on this fruity but rich pud, but you could use some pared orange zest instead.
Recipe: Clementine and Prosecco Trifle
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5White chocolate, raspberry and passionfruit trifle
6Trifle Layer Loaf
An impressive way to serve a classic trifle, this layered loaf makes the perfect dinner party dessert. Everyone will be requesting the recipe!
Recipes: Trifle Layer Loaf
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7Easy Christmas trifle
Good HousekeepingThis Christmas trifle is full of festive flavours and looks striking on the table. Better yet, it requires little hands-on time and can be made in advance.
Recipe: Easy Christmas trifle
8Strawberry, Gin and Basil Trifle
Good Housekeeping UKSweet juicy strawberries and fragrant basil are a subtle yet winning pairing, and a splash of gin brings a grown-up edge to this crowd-pleasing dessert.
Recipe: Strawberry, Gin and Basil Trifle
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10Espresso martini trifle
Oscar HatherThis chocolate trifle recipe couldn't be easier. Supermarket chocolate cake, lashings of fresh custard and whipped cream and vodka and Kahlua of course. Delicious.
Recipe: Espresso martini trifle
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11Sloe gin trifle
Good Housekeeping UKThis sloe gin trifle is full of wintery flavours and seasonal fruit. You can even use your own homemade sloe gin using our simple recipe, if you like.
Recipe: Sloe gin trifle
12Black forest trifle
We've fused two of our favourite retro desserts to make one showstopping pud!
Recipe: Black forest trifle
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13The Wimbledon Cup trifle
14Christmas cake trifle
Good HousekeepingNot a fan of fruit cake? Use Jamaican ginger or chocolate cake instead in this easy Christmas trifle recipe instead.
Recipe: Christmas cake trifle
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15Cranberry Trifle
Christmas wouldn’t be the same without trifle. This recipe uses ready-made sponges and custard to make it super simple. Trust us, no one will ever know.
Recipe: Cranberry Trifle
16Iced Raspberry and Eggnog Trifle Cake
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17Pomegranate, Blueberry and Pistachio Trifles
Good Housekeeping 18Gin trifle
Good Housekeeping UKSimple and speedy to make, gin adds a fresh flavour to this light and fruity trifle that is bound to become a summer pudding staple.
Recipe: Gin trifle
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19Apricot and peach trifle
Good HousekeepingThis easy trifle makes the most of stone fruit season and uses shopbought Madeira cake to save time – genius!
Recipe: Apricot and peach trifle
20White Chocolate Trifle
Good HousekeepingSweet-toothed guests will love this retro dessert, which uses a white chocolate custard you'll want to make time and time again.
Recipe: White Chocolate Trifle

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