Homemade hobnobs?

twink

The_Sparkly_One wrote: »

Twink, You're bad for my diet!!:rotfl:

I'm planning on doing homemade food hampers for family this year and after all the posts about the hobnobs I decided I'd better make a batch up now so I now what I'm doing closer to Christmas and also so I can sample them, just to make sure they taste OK:p. I've made LOADS!!!!! and eaten quite a few. They taste fab and I'll now be making these instead of my other biscuit recipes!

So well done you!:T

thanks for that Sparkly and there are plenty of variations to keep you going for a while too

cazscoob

stop bumping this thread as it means i hve to make more!!! just as well im pregnant or i wouldnt have an excuse for making, eating and putting on all this weight lol!! well i suppose its better than sitting with a packet of shop bought biscuits and twinks taste soooooo much better:D

fedupandskint

twink wrote: »

thanks for that Sparkly and there are plenty of variations to keep you going for a while too

:T Thanks so much for the hob nob recipe (I realise I'm about 2yrs behind everyone else but heho!)

I've just made my first batch with gluten free SR flour - LOVELY!!!!! I miss hobnobs since found oout no more gluten but I like these better and one less thing to buy/longingly look at Mr S or T!!!.

I love this thread, I've flitted around the forums for ages but never felt I wanted to post. Now I feel I'm learning so much for all of you and OS fits in with how I am trying to live and reinforcing how I need to change my thinking about spending. Love to all!!:A

twink

fedupandskint wrote: »

:T Thanks so much for the hob nob recipe (I realise I'm about 2yrs behind everyone else but heho!)

I've just made my first batch with gluten free SR flour - LOVELY!!!!! I miss hobnobs since found oout no more gluten but I like these better and one less thing to buy/longingly look at Mr S or T!!!.

I love this thread, I've flitted around the forums for ages but never felt I wanted to post. Now I feel I'm learning so much for all of you and OS fits in with how I am trying to live and reinforcing how I need to change my thinking about spending. Love to all!!:A

thats great you can have a hobnob again and with all the variations you wont need to buy biscuits again as the gluten free are much more expensive i think

glad you are finding the forum so helpful too

cazscoob just think how good the porage oats are for you

fedupandskint

twink wrote: »

thats great you can have a hobnob again and with all the variations you wont need to buy biscuits again as the gluten free are much more expensive i think

glad you are finding the forum so helpful too

cazscoob just think how good the porage oats are for you

Ta Twink as we say up north in the gloom, (only kidding its been sunny here but cold!) Gluten free stuff in the supermarkets are a rip off generally and not very nice to eat. Feel so inspired will try coconut maccaroons next as bought GF ones are expensive/not that nice!:D

JoKay_2

Made my first batch too this afternoon - boy are they easy - and very YUMMY!!

Thanks so much for the recipe! :T

Esor

I made some of these yesterday and they are great, thank you Twink! My OH likes them but has asked for chocolate covered ones and my friends had some today and have decided cinammon (sp?) ones would be good for christmas. Had to reduce the size after my first lot all stuck together though, lol.

twink

more satisfied customers

fedupandskint coconut macaroons should be easy enough to make though i think they need to be on nonstick parchment or rice paper

cinnamon works fine in the hobnobs Esor

Swan_2

hi Twink

I've just been over on another thread talking about how I just bought some fancy new baking trays specially for making Twink's Hobnobs™

twink

Swan wrote: »

hi Twink

I've just been over on another thread talking about how I just bought some fancy new baking trays specially for making Twink's Hobnobs™

i must have missed that one