Recipe for rice crispy traybake?

InDebted2U_2

The Kelloggs site has lots of other great simple recipes too. Ideal for fun things to make with the kids. I've just printed loads out! Thanks again to poster.

nimbo

that looks lush!!!!

jcr16

well i've just made some and there now in the firdge cooling down. omg how simple. the longest part i think was un-wrapping all the toffee's. looks just like the shop bought one's. so will have to report back after a taste test.

if there nice i can already think up loads of variations on this recipe:j

tiddly_widdly

Ive actually made one this morning with the 'cheap' coco pops' I tried to foist onto my eldest in a real coco pops box!

It didnt work. So I melted 4 mars bars, a little butter, golden syrup.

threw in the coco pops and also some kellogs special K nuts and honey,(werent going down too well)

I now have 24 squares approx 1 inch thick of yummy, chewy stuff.

and it cost approx 9p per square.

Penelope_Penguin

jcr16 wrote: »

Can anyone help please ?

i had a recipe for rice crispie squares type bar's. only i can't find it now. i love these but don't really wanna be paying 50p for them if i can make them myself.

i know the recipe asked for dairy toffee and marshmellows and of course rice crispies. but after that i'm stuck and also i don't know what to do:rotfl:

can anyone please help me.

Thanks in advance.

There's an existing thread on this subject, that you posted on. I'll merge the threads and you might find what you're looking for

Penny. x

jcr16

wow , not only does it work but it is gorgeous. omg i'm so chuffed with myself. i imagined making something like this would of been impossible. i really do learn something new every day.

thriftlady_2

I used to make a recipe very similar to this one. It was also an Annabel Karmel but it's almost identical to this one (her recipes are very repetitive) I used sunflower seeds instead of the nuts and it had dried apricots rather than the fruit se specifies in this recipe. It was made in a rectangular tin and cut into bars. It was very popular with my kids;)

CT19720

elly2 wrote: »

white choc layer
2oz butter
1 tbl sp golden syrup
5 1/2 oz white choc
1 3/4 oz rice crispies

plain/ milk choc layer
2 oz butter
2 tbl sp golden syrup
4 1/2 oz choc
2 3/4 oz rice crispies

method
grease a 8 inch square cake tin and line with baking paper
to make white layer
melt the white choc, butter and g/s over a pan of simmering water, remove from heat when all melted then add cereal, press into prepared tin and smooth the surface
do the same for the plain choc layer
chill in the fridge until hardened
lift out of tin and using a sharp knife cut into pieces

i usualy use margerine for this or block stork and it works just as well

I made this today and it is fab, and my 2 kids and oh love it, and say it tastes so much nicer than just making them with melted chocolate. I didn't have any golden syrup so used maple syrup instead and it was delicious. The kids have requested some in their lunch boxes tomorrow. Thank you so much because I made it with some cheap rice crispies that the kids don't like, so sssh, what they don't know won't hurt them :rotfl: :rotfl: !!!

InDebted2U_2

CT19720 wrote: »

...I made it with some cheap rice crispies that the kids don't like, so sssh, what they don't know won't hurt them :rotfl: :rotfl: !!!

Funnily enough, it was the cheap rice crispies in the cupboard that the kids refuse to eat that prompted me to hunt out some recipes! We're so sneaky! :rotfl:

npsmama

AAARRRGGGHHHH!!!

This board is terrible!

I have no choice but to make Elly2's recipe - especially having seen a snappy of them!