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Can I make cornflake cakes with
Keeping_Motivated
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crunchy nut cornflakes? 
I have 2 boxes of these and didn't want to go out and buy some rice crispies or cornflakes but I will if the crunchy nut will be awful?
Thanks
I have 2 boxes of these and didn't want to go out and buy some rice crispies or cornflakes but I will if the crunchy nut will be awful?Thanks
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i dont see why not, i bet they taste great, just make sure they dont get given to anyone with nut allergies x.One day I will live in a cabin in the woods0
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Ditto the above.
The idea sounds tasty. Lets us know how they turn out if you give them a go.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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I bet they are lovely.
I have used bran flakes and raisins before now and DD loved them.
I think most cereals with chocolate on will go down just fine.0 -
Sounds absolutely gorgeous! Sweet, nutty & chocolatey! Wish I had some! By the way, MrT Value milk chocolate is lovely to use in cornflake cakes.:T0
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I disagree, it sounds horrible to me. Wouldn't they be overly sweet?Nevermind the dog, beware of the kids!0
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I made some cornflake cakes with frosties (out of date, but don't tell anyone!) the other week and I thought they tasted great! Sweet, but just cut a little bit of the sugar out and the sweetness should balance!Official DFW Nerd Club #20 :cool: Proud To Be Dealing With My Debts
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Queen.Bess wrote: »I made some cornflake cakes with frosties (out of date, but don't tell anyone!) the other week and I thought they tasted great! Sweet, but just cut a little bit of the sugar out and the sweetness should balance!
Oh I think I may have confused people I just meant the cornflake cakes with melted chocolate I don't add sugar? 0 -
I always used to make cornflake cakes with any leftover cereal & they always turned out fine, and at Easter I made them with shredded wheat & made chocolate nests just add 2 or 3 mini eggs to them.
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Hardup_Hester wrote: »I always used to make cornflake cakes with any leftover cereal & they always turned out fine, and at Easter I made them with shredded wheat & made chocolate nests just add 2 or 3 mini eggs to them.
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yummy, we make these all the time, with Mr T value coc (25p). its lovely :drool::)Do more of what makes you happy:)0 -
chelltune - I have a VERY sweet tooth!!! Maybe using dark chocolate would take some of the sweetness away?0
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