Cherry crumble
This cherry crumble has sweet juicy cherries hiding under a golden crunchy top. Grab your spoon and some ice-cream and you are set.
Pear and berry crumble
This healthy pears and mixed berry crumble makes a great winter dessert as it is full of antioxidants from the berries and fibre from the pears.
Apple and hazelnut crumble
This apple and hazelnut crumble has all the comfort of apple crumble with roasted hazelnuts for added decadence. Its really easy to make and is the perfect pudding.
Caramel peach crumble
This healthy caramel peach crumble will have the whole family coming back for more. Everyone thinks that fruit crumbles are healthy, but they can hide lashings of butter and too much sugar. This crumble recipe lets you have your crumble and your health too!
Gluten-free apple crumble
Apple crumble is one of the best and easiest desserts you can make on a wintry night. Now those with an intolerance to gluten can still enjoy the crumbly topping with this recipe that replaces wheat flour with rice flour and almond meal. Clever and delicious.
Apple and blackberry crumble
If you're looking for a gluten-free dessert recipe then this is the one for you. This apple and blackberry crumble uses almond meal and coconut for the crunchy topping. Serve with ice cream!
One cup raspberry and pear crumble cake
This is a crumble in reverse. Thats to say, theres a smaller layer of fruit on top with lots of crumble underneath. And for those of us who think that a crumbles golden, crunchy topping is the best bit - then I grant you pudding perfection!
Apple pie filling
Apple pie filling is a great way to use up excess apples at the end of the season. With cinnamon, nutmeg and mixed spice added, you can use it to fill a pie, make apple turnovers and crumbles or just serve it up with ice cream.
Jammy granola clusters
These sweet, golden and slightly chewy clusters are delicious over yoghurt for breakfast, by the handful for morning tea, crumbled over ice cream and/or poached fruit for dessert or stirred through a breakfast muffin.
Fast peach and pear crumble
This crumble recipe is easy, fast and can be thrown together from ingredients already in your pantry for those unexpected guests. You can substitute any fruit for the peaches and pears used here and it takes little time to mix all crumble ingredients together and bake to a golden crunch.
Apple crumble
Apple crumble is so easy to make, it can hardly be called cooking. This apple crumble recipe makes a great winter dessert, served with ice cream or cream, and contains cloves, allspice and brown sugar. The crumble forms when baked in a hot oven.
Spicy pear crumble
If you love apple crumble, you'll love this twist on the classic that includes ginger and cinnamon along with pear.
Mini apple crumbles
These mini apple crumbles baked in ramekins are not only cheap to make but easy, too! This recipe makes four individual portions to serve with cream or ice cream for a mouth-watering dessert.
Apple and rhubarb crumble
This comforting dessert is fruity and filling with its buttery oat topping. Use tinned fruit if you don't have fresh and serve with ice cream or cream for extra yum.
Apple, mango and almond crumble
A delicious combination of buttery mangoes and apples topped with a crunchy crumble topping. This recipe is packed full of delicious almonds that are all golden brown and crunchy when they come out of the oven. Serve it with cream or ice-cream.
Nectarine crumble
When there's a glut of nectarines, this is the recipe to turn to. Fresh fruit topped with a buttery, cinnamon crumble? Yes, please!