Onesie Fiery Fashion

  We're so excited to announce the launch of our devilishly devine Devil Onesie. Our red hot Devil Onesie is perfect for making your Halloween a little more fiery. Our Devil onesie is spooktacular for keeping you warm - and looking fab, whilst trick or treating, or for snuggling up in at home. Not only will you feel cosy but you'll also look the part too! Did you know that the famous '100 Dalmatians' villan, Cruella De Vil, got her name from the words 'cruel' and 'devil'? And, there is an animal in Australia called a Tasmanian Devil. (They aren't actually devils though, they gained their name from European explorers who heard their loud screeching noise, and saw their ferocious behaviour when eating.) Being a devil really isn't all that bad, in fact a Devil's Food Cake is nothing but heavenly! Devil's food cake is a moist, airy, rich chocolate layer cake! We love it sooooo much we thought we'd share the recipe (curtsey of the lovely Nigella Lawson) with you;    Ingredients; 50g/2oz best-quality cocoa powder, sifted 100g/4oz dark muscovado sugar 250ml/8fl oz boiling water 125g/4½oz soft unsalted butter, plus some for greasing 150g/5oz caster sugar 225g/8oz plain flour ½ tsp baking powder ½ tsp bicarbonate of soda 2 tsp vanilla extract 2 free-range eggs For the frosting For the frosting; 125ml/4fl oz water 30g/10z dark muscovado sugar 175g/6oz unsalted butter, cubed 300g/100z best-quality dark chocolate, finely chopped Preparation method Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4. Line the bottoms of two 20cm/8in sandwich tins with baking parchment and butter the sides. Put the cocoa and the dark muscovado sugar into a large bowl and pour in the boiling water. Whisk to mix, then set aside. Cream the butter and caster sugar together in a separate bowl, beating well until pale and fluffy; I find this easiest with a freestanding mixer, but by hand wouldn’t kill you. Stir the flour, baking powder and bicarbonate of soda together in another bowl and set aside for a moment. Dribble the vanilla extract into the creamed butter and sugar – mixing all the while – then crack in one egg, quickly followed by a scoop of the flour mixture, then the second egg. Keep mixing after each addition. Incorporate the rest of the flour mixture little by little, then finally mix and fold in the cocoa mixture, scraping the bowl well with a spatula. Divide this fabulously chocolatey batter between the two prepared tins and put in the oven for about 30 minutes, or until a cake tester comes out clean. Take the tins out and leave them on a wire rack for 5-10 minutes, then turn the cakes out and set aside to cool. As soon as the cakes are in the oven, get started on your frosting. Put the water, muscovado sugar and butter into a pan over a low heat until melted. When this mixture begins to bubble, take the pan off the heat and add the chopped chocolate, swirling the pan so that all the chocolate is hit with heat, then leave for a minute to melt. Once melted, whisk until smooth and glossy. Set the frosting aside for about one hour, whisking now and again – when you’re passing the pan – by which time the cakes will be cooled, and ready for the frosting. Set one of the cooled cakes, with its top side facing downwards, onto a cake stand or plate, and spread with about one-third of the frosting. Top that with the second cake, regular way up, and spread the remaining frosting over the top and sides, swirling away with your spatula. You can go for a smooth look, but I never do and probably couldn’t.     Why not let out your fiery side and order your very own devil onesie today? Order now to get it in time for Halloween!