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Homemade hobnobs?
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they are wonderful.had job stopping kids eating the whole lot before they went to bed:rotfl:
woke oh up for work and he was well impressed by the smell of homemade biccies wafting upstairs.
thank you so much for this recipe twink,got to copy it out for my mum.
am going to make a load for next cake stall for school.
can anyone tell me how long after baking do they stay crisp?as i can't see mine hanging around long enough to find out.Lead us not into temptation...
just tell us where it is and we'll find it....0 -
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Made first batch yesterday with half measures as there are just the 2 of us. The mixture was quite solid so added a small bit of milk.
How runny or not should the mixture be?
Also how do you get a nice round biscuit, or don´t you, mine were very irregular
How thick should they be, when you flatten the balls out
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chameleon, not sure about substituting sugar but dgs1, 9yo is diabetic, takes them as a snack and for his school trip dd made them with cinnamon as that is supposed to be good for keeping blood sugar down, think its the first long trip he has had with no probs, think the oats in the biscuits, keep your blood sugar more even than with eating just sugar and swinging too high then low but dd will keep me right
borderlakland, the biscuits will go soft after a week or so but they are easy to freeze and just take one out when you need to, they dont all stick together
sandy, i make mine walnut size and press down just to slightly flatten them, they do look homemade, thriftladys look good as she rolled the mix and stamped them out
as for the mix it is quite stiff but you need to only just melt the marg or butter, it doesnt want to get too hot0 -
I've made these lots of times now and everyone here say's they are better than the shop one's so
I'm going to try and add some different things to them today
thankyou twink for a lovely recipieI didn't say it was your fault, I said I was going to blame you
I am one of the English sexy Shelias
I'm also a hussy0 -
~Chameleon~ wrote: »Just one thing, as a newly diagnosed Diabetic, I understand oats are good for slow-release carbs, but is there some way I can reduce/replace some of the sugar content in this recipe as my blood glucose tends to be rather high at the moment
Dd (age 5 dx 2.5 yrs) is diabetic too....
If you get 30 biscuits from the recipe, I calculated them as 15g carb per bicci. Replacing half the sugar with sweetner only reduces it to 12g carb per bicci.
IMO, the reduction in carb is barely worth the subsitution - why not instead change the size of the biscuit:
original recipe, 30 bics = 15g each, 36 bics = 12.5g each, 45 bics = 10g carb each
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if you make the biscuits the size of a walnut shell before pressing with a fork you should get about 46 biscuits from the mix0
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Thanks, I did get 40 out of them last time so will aim to make them slightly smaller this time
or will that mean I'll just end up eating more of them :think: :rotfl:
“You can please some of the people some of the time, all of the people some of the time, some of the people all of the time, but you can never please all of the people all of the time.”0 -
My daughter has just volunteered me to make some for her class party next week to celebrate Liverpool's 800th "birthday" - Guess what I'm doing this weekend :rolleyes::rotfl::rotfl:Creeping back in for accountability after falling off the wagon in 2016.Need to get back to old style in modern ways, watching the pennies and getting stuff done!0
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not making hobnobs by any chance are you nicki?
you know you wont mind really
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