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Basic Rice crispy cakes (syrup)

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  • winnie81
    winnie81 Posts: 887 Forumite
    hank you for the dea for these I made some today for the kids and they won't last long :rotfl:

    Excellent recipe thumbs up from me!

    Claire x
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  • Jayar
    Jayar Posts: 735 Forumite
    Oh dear, what with all the wonderful recipes I've found on here for Tiffin, toffee crispy cakes, muffins, brownies et al, I swear I have put on 6 lbs in the past month:eek:
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  • fuzzgun19
    fuzzgun19 Posts: 7,767 Forumite
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    Does anyone have a recipe for these, I'm after the syrup type ones to make with my kids.

    Ingredients with weights would be good.

    Thanks in advance!
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  • this is the recipe we used when we were kids, making a gloopy syrup and its really easy to remember just 400g of everything to make about 24 crispy cakes.

    measure 400g margarine/butter , 400g drinking choc (sifted) and 400g golden syrup into a saucepan. Melt on the hob (takes about 2min) stirring all the time.
    Measure 400g corn flakes or rice crispies, then when all the other ingredients are melted together forming a thick dark brown gloop stir it into the crispies. We serve ours in bun cases straight out of the fridge.
    Good luck
  • be_beaney
    be_beaney Posts: 48 Forumite
    I know it is not the syrup recipe that you would like but these are yummie!! Very sweet though! My mum and me made when I was little:

    300g Butter/Marg
    300g Marshmallow
    300g Toffee

    Bung all in a big bowl ping in the microwave until all are melted (it helps to stop the microwave half way through and give it a good stir) .

    Add Rice krispies until you feel you have enough - no exact measurement here! place in baking tray and chill in fridge. You can also top these with chocolate. cut into squares with a big knife!

    You could adjust this recipe to make less - just so long as all measurements are equal :T

    Thanks
    x
  • LouLee2008
    LouLee2008 Posts: 306 Forumite
    ello im trying to remember the recipe, i ts the syrup oens i wanna make, im sure its caster sugar, syrup and stork! any ideas?
  • mrs_mix
    mrs_mix Posts: 1,800 Forumite
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    I melt
    6oz butter
    6oz marshmallows
    6oz toffees (value are good)
    when that has melted I put in about 77-10 oz of rice krispies and mix like mad put into a lightly greased tray push down and leave to set then cut up
    hth
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  • Penelope_Penguin
    Penelope_Penguin Posts: 17,242 Forumite
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    LouLee2008 wrote: »
    ello im trying to remember the recipe, i ts the syrup oens i wanna make, im sure its caster sugar, syrup and stork! any ideas?

    Hi, there :beer: I've been searchng for older threads, but can't believe how many spellings there are for these cakes ;):D Take a look at this one - toffee crispies. I'll add this thread (an some others) to that later, to keep all ideas together.

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  • couteaux
    couteaux Posts: 102 Forumite
    Hi Loulee,

    Here's a good recipe for rice crispy cakes http://www.mydish.co.uk/recipe/791/chocolate_crispies

    Have fun making them!
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  • ceebeeby
    ceebeeby Posts: 4,357 Forumite
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    Does anyone have an easy to follow recipe for rice crispie cakes - similar to "Rice Crispie Squares" - I'm pretty sure it'll have golden syrup in it somewhere.

    Any other ideas for things to do with Rice Crispies (except add milk and eat as cereal!!!) or cornflakes - I've a packet each of Smart Price that the kids don't particularly like on their own.

    I want to make something nice without having to buy any ingredients ... my baking cupboard is reasonably full except for chocolate and eggs as my daughter decided to make herself a 4 egg scrambled egg on toast for breakfast - arghhhhh!!!
    Thanks for your help :beer:
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