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As exam season is fast approaching, here at Biscuiteers HQ we wanted to brighten up your revision with a special recipe. If you need to take a well-earned break from your studies and are looking for a little bit of motivation to get you through the next few weeks then simply follow our step-by-step revision recipe below, keep calm, and keep on going...it will all be worth it in the end. Instructions: 1. Preparation is key so let's get started. If you have the right tools then revision won't seem as much of a chore, so begin by gathering some fun and colourful stationery to help create a work space that you will enjoy revising in. We love this pretty set from Paperchase which has matching folders, notebooks and a weekly planner so that you can set yourself achievable daily targets. ![]()
And don't forget those exam essentials such as a good ruler, rubber, and a sharp pencil...if you're looking for a sweet alternative then our personalised pencil case big biscuit card has everything you could need.
2. The human brain is made up of around 75% water so it's important to drink plenty of fluids when revising to maximise brain function. To help make sure you keep hydrated we've found these educational mugs by the lovely Mclaggan Smith Mugs, meaning you can now take a tea-break without feeling guilty. After all, what better way to enjoy our Shakespeare Jolly Ginger than with a drink from a mug featuring his best known characters?
3. Step three, get mixing. A good breakfast is the best way to set you up for a productive day of revision, and these Livia's Kitchen Banana and Peanut Butter Breakfast Muffins are a delicious, healthy alternative to sugary breakfast cereals. They are free from wheat, dairy and refined sugar, and some studies suggest that bananas can even help to preserve memory and boost mood. Plus, you only need five ingredients to whip them up! ![]()
4. Next, add music to taste. Whilst some people prefer to revise in complete silence, it can help to put on headphones and get in the zone. We suggest a combination of three different study soundtracks: one to aid concentration, one to help you wind-down at the end of a long revision session, and one to put on after your last exam to get you in the mood for summer. Spotify has lots of amazing playlists to choose from, or why not make your own and share it with your friends? ![]()
5. Finally, no Biscuiteers revision recipe would be complete without a side portion of our wonderful Revision Kit Biscuit Tin. With everything you need to get full marks including revision notes, exam clocks and even a school bus, munch on these whenever you need an extra bit of motivation or as a celebration once it's all over! Plus, after the biscuits have been eaten you can use the hand-illustrated tin to store away your stationery and revision notes, ready for next year.
We hope this recipe has provided some useful tips and tricks to help you survive exam season and that you now feel inspired to get back to work. From everyone here at Biscuiteers HQ we wish you the very best of luck in all of your exams!
The Ultimate Recipe for Exam Success
15 May 2016
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6 mins
ingredients
- - 1 table(spoon) full of assorted stationery
- - 2+ cups of tea served in educational mugs
- - 6 brain-food muffins
- - 3 study soundtracks
- - 1 tin of biscuit treats to refuel after a long day
serves:2
difficulty:easy
5 mins
2. The human brain is made up of around 75% water so it's important to drink plenty of fluids when revising to maximise brain function. To help make sure you keep hydrated we've found these educational mugs by the lovely Mclaggan Smith Mugs, meaning you can now take a tea-break without feeling guilty. After all, what better way to enjoy our Shakespeare Jolly Ginger than with a drink from a mug featuring his best known characters?
3. Step three, get mixing. A good breakfast is the best way to set you up for a productive day of revision, and these Livia's Kitchen Banana and Peanut Butter Breakfast Muffins are a delicious, healthy alternative to sugary breakfast cereals. They are free from wheat, dairy and refined sugar, and some studies suggest that bananas can even help to preserve memory and boost mood. Plus, you only need five ingredients to whip them up!
We hope this recipe has provided some useful tips and tricks to help you survive exam season and that you now feel inspired to get back to work. From everyone here at Biscuiteers HQ we wish you the very best of luck in all of your exams!
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