Maltesers Teasers Block Chocolate Bar, 150g

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Later, the name tiffin was given to the chocolate and dried fruit biscuit that became popular in Britain in the late 19th century. If you prefer you can melt the butter and syrup on a low heat on the hob and stir in the chopped-up chocolate until it all melts together. Eight: Refrigerate for 2 hours before lifting the tiffin out of the tin (using the overhanging clingfilm) onto a chopping board and cutting into bars with a sharp knife. I could very happily tuck into this one, so if i get a chance to make one this year I shall try this one as it looks so scrummy. Please also check the labels of all the ingredients you use to ensure they are gluten free and avoid cross contamination.

If you’ve got Maltesers on the mind, why not browse our range of Maltesers classics, buttons and chocolate bars and find your favourites today? Although I was wanting to wait for a special occasion to try this recipe, with nothing on the horizon I decided to make it just because – after all when there is chocolate involved who really needs an excuse? For the crushed biscuits, I like to use something that isn’t too sweet – such as digestives, Marie biscuits, or Scotch Finger biscuits. Pour the whole lot into the lined tin, smooth down then add the remaining chocolate mixture to fill in any gaps.From Maltesers Chocolate Bags that are ideal snacks to the bigger Maltesers Gift Boxes that make sharing and gifting easy, there’s a classic choice for any occasion. You’re bound to love these recipes for no bake Malteser cheesecake and double chocolate Malteser cookies! Adding a few drops of vegetable oil to the melted chocolate for the topping will help prevent it from cracking when cut.

This no bakeMalteser traybake is perfect for any special occasion or just whenever you fancy rustling up a quick treat for your family. Crush the biscuits, either in a food processor or by placing in a bag and hitting with a rolling pin. Golden syrup is sold all over the world, so check the international section in your supermarket if you're not based in the UK.Make the topping by melting the chocolate in a heatproof bowl set over a pan of barely simmering water.

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Spread the mixture into a lined 20cm square tin or small roasting tray, pushing it into the corners and making the top as even as possible. Melt the white chocolate in a bowl over a pan of barely simmering water (ensuring the water does not touch the bottom of the bowl), then pour over the top of the mixture in the tray. Even though I always knew Maltesers were a pretty fabulous chocolate treat, I've been really overwhelmed by how much you all loved my Maltesers Fudge recipe and how many of you made it. With their button shape and a range of flavours, the Maltesers Buttons brought something new to the line-up.