Yule log aesthetic

Yule Log. Perfect for those thay are unable to have a Yule log in their homes, bringing warmth, joyfullness and love to the season

A chocolate swiss-roll style cake, filled with whipped cream and covered in mocha chocolate frosting.

Feast your eyes on this tasty Biscoff yule log. Make using sponge cake and shaped to resemble a real log, this recipe will soon be your firm Christmas favourite. We've topped ours with delicious Biscoff buttercream (we're dribbling just writing this!) and shaped it into a traditional log.... which is just about the yummiest log you'll ever eat. Love this twist on a classic? Try our Biscoff Christmas Pudding recipe.

Italian meringue (where the egg whites are ‘cooked’ by whisking with a hot sugar syrup) creates the perfect snow-covered bark effect in this twist-on-a-classic yule log. Underneath the soft peaks you’ll find a subtly spiced sponge filled with boozy chestnut purée and white chocolate cream

Discover the ancient tradition of burning a Yule log during the winter solstice. Learn how to decorate your own log with natural items and celebrate this magical night with candles and family activities. Get inspired now!

Pagan & Ancient Roman roots, rituals & embodiment practicesAs the Sun enters the territory of the sea goat at 10:30pm EST, Dec 21, it brings with it Winter (in the Northern hemisphere) & a slow return of longer days. This shift also marks the Winter Solstice & beginning of Yuletide, an ancient pagan celebration lasting from Dec 21 to Jan 1. The traditions of today’s Christmas celebrations are deeply rooted in Yule, celebrated in Nordic countries & British Isles. During this time, trees were…

Yule log cake

Diy Yule Log for Solstice - pine, winter berry, cinnamon, intentions

The Yule log is a winter tradition in regions of Europe. This yule log painting was created with acrylic on Readi-Board foam board.

’Tis the season to give this festive cake a try!