Homemade hobnobs?

bexbex

I made them with tesco value butter and coop own oats..
I work in the hospitals A&E department and took a batch into last nights night shift, think they lasted about 20 minutes! lol
Thanks

sb44

twink wrote: »

i used utterly butterly this time cause its on offer in asda, might still be, £1 for 1k

just checked the tub and it says its freezable

Doh! Didn't think of looking on the tub! Thanks Twinks.

:rolleyes:

In_Search_Of_Me

and my belly...sigh....!!

sb44

What are they like once defrosted, are they soft?

I assume they will only take an hour if that to defrost.

Skint_Catt

twink wrote: »

i can feel my head swelling with all the praise

I was going to add that you make my OH very happy when I make them - but maybe I won't.........;) :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Pitlanepiglet

Thanks for the recipe Twinks, I made these yesterday and they are gorgeous!

I made some small'ish hob nobby ones and some that are more like cookies. I also added Belgium dark chocolate chips to the second half of the batch and they are incredible.

orchid-96

I have just made a batch of Twinks Hobnobs and they have turned out wonderful..I am a pretty hopeless cook when it comes to baking so these must really be foolproof

I want to try to make them with other bits in next, maybe nuts or fruit - has anyone done this? and if they have, can they tell me if they just threw them in as extra to the recipe or replaced some of the other ingredients....

Cheers and thanks Twink for your fab recipe...:T

Yategirl

1sue23 wrote: »

Today I made bread it is lovely my son 21 came in from work and said can't we have real normal bread, he took a loaf out of freezer of sliced white bread says it is better for sandwiches ,don't no why I bother.

Ohhh tell me about it!!!!!! cakes, biscuits and all other meals are fine but dh does not like HM bread.... no matter what type I make... he moans "it makes a mess when you cut it" or " 'real' bread is better for sandwiches"

:mad: I have given up slightly on the bread front... but now bread is shooting up even more in price (£1.09 for a tesco bakery loaf :eek: )... I am going to start making it again - being more filling.. we use less and therefore save!

twink

orchid-96 wrote: »

I want to try to make them with other bits in next, maybe nuts or fruit - has anyone done this? and if they have, can they tell me if they just threw them in as extra to the recipe or replaced some of the other ingredients....

yes you can add dried fruit or nuts, just add to the mix, dont use too much dried fruit though as the hobnobs will be too sweet

Angelraesunshine

well twink i am finally doing it

I just printed out your recipe with the title twinks hobnobs so it can go in my cooking file i keep by the cooker ( sorry but it will be on the same side as the anzacs)

i am making my 1st batch right now can't wait lol