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Cornflake Cakes

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You’ve probably had this one before, but has anyone got a recipe for cornflake nests? I’m looking for one which does not involve just adding melted chocolate to cornflakes. I’m sure there was a way to make these using marg. or butter, golden syrup and cocoa powder but I don’t know the amounts. Maybe I just dreamt it anyway. Cheers!

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  • jackomdj
    jackomdj Posts: 3,073 Forumite
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    I have done them in the past with golden syrup but still used melted chocolate..... also used mars bars..... sorry can't remember exact qty but if I were to do it I would probably use 2 tbsp golden syrup with a bar of cooking chocolate.

    HTH
    Nicky
  • thevicster
    thevicster Posts: 1,334 Forumite
    I remember those too, didn't they have dried milk in too?!?
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  • CT19720
    CT19720 Posts: 1,482 Forumite
    Hi,

    This is the receipe I use to make Rice Crispie cakes:

    2 oz butter
    2 tbl sp golden syrup
    4 1/2 oz choc plain or milk
    2 3/4 oz rice crispies

    method
    grease a 8 inch square cake tin and line with baking paper
    melt the choc, butter and g/s over a pan of simmering water, remove from heat when all melted then add cereal, press into prepared tin and smooth the surface
    chill in the fridge until hardened
    lift out of tin and using a sharp knife cut into pieces

    i usualy use margerine for this or block stork and it works just as well, and instead of using golden syrup have been known to use maple syrup and it is equally delicious.

    HTH
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  • Was it krackolates,

    Krackolates.

    25g (1oz) butter
    1 tablespoon syrup
    1 level tablespoon cocoa
    1 tablespoon caster sugar
    Approx 7 tablespoons cornflakes or rice crispies.
    Paper cake cases.

    Place cake cases in bun tin.
    Melt butter and syrup, DO NOT boil.
    Remove from heat, stir in sugar.
    Using a metal spoon, stir in cornflakes or rice crispies and coat well.
    Quickly spoon into cake cases, leave to set in a refrigerator.
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  • Thank you to everyone who replied. Going to try outsome of these recipes!
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