Marshmallow Fluff

captainbeaker

We don't have an asda up here from a quick look it shows £1.50 a jar, which is actually more expensive than amazon and free shipping too.

jojo1978_3

Just ordered some as i'm organising a cake sale next week at school. Can i just spread it on top of fairy cakes, then perhaps stick mini marshmallows to it? any recommendations?

rosie383

For those of you who haven't tried it, it is exactly like the sticky filling inside a Tunnocks Tea Cake. Extremely sweet and sticky, but lovely if you put it with peanut butter (just don't look at the calories!!)
Asda normally do it for £2 but on roll-back at £1.50 at the mo.

kit

Thanks OP, ordered some.
Am tempted by the raspberry flavoured one too

scottishgal_2

I use in whoopie pie filling, it's great, especially the cream cheese marshmallow fluff recipe. It's never more than £7something, but this is a great price, considering it's delivered at this price :-D

babyx1uk3

I brought some of this from amazon about 2 weeks ago, was really quick delivery, tastes amazing! Me&hubby could just sit there eating it with a spoon! Would probably get lock jaw mind you but it really does taste fab, exactly like someone else said like the marshmallow bit in teacakes but without the jam&chocolate. There's loads of recipes on the fluff website so lots of things you can make with it, plan to make the fudge sometime next week that's on the jar so will let u know what it's like once made!!

bruticus

My little boy loves Waffles with a couple of blobs of chocolate spread and a couple of blobs of Fluff, both melt a little bit, lovely

youcangoogleit

It's one of the few vegetarian marshmallow-type things you can get. Here's a yummy recipe using it:

http://www.lovintheoven.com/2008/12/day-11-smores-cookie-bars.html

Graham crackers= digestive biscuits
use about 150g of milk chocolate

Bella_b

I've seen it in TKMaxx before in supersize jars. I think they usually only have it near Christmas or whenever they buy speciality food stuffs in.. so maybe they might have some in soon! if you really like it and can't get the Amazon or Asda deals. Just a thought i've never tried it myself! I have wondered what it is like though!

scottishmickey

youcangoogleit wrote: »

It's one of the few vegetarian marshmallow-type things you can get. Here's a yummy recipe using it:

http://www.lovintheoven.com/2008/12/day-11-smores-cookie-bars.html

Graham crackers= digestive biscuits
use about 150g of milk chocolate

thats recipe looks lushhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.....

does it taste as good as it looks?

i am making this later as it looks so good and i still have 2 jars of fluff in cupboard :T