Ben is one of those people who – if there’s food to be eaten – he won’t stop until it’s all gone.
This can be a problem when we’re testing more indulgent recipes.
You know, like these ridiculously delicious no-bake chocolate and biscoff fridge cake bites.
He’s pretty much eaten his entire weight in these things over the past couple of weeks.
But fret not because he has somehow survived and lives to tell the tale.
So here are the important things y’all need to know about this recipe:
- Be careful not to burn your chocolate when you’re melting it – otherwise the liquid will split and you’ll be left with a rather unpleasant-looking cake.
- We try to avoid smashing our biscuits into crumbs – that way you’re left with a few big crunchy pieces in the bites.
- We loooove Biscoff but you can easily sub for your favourite biscuits.
No-Bake Chocolate & Biscoff Fridge Cake BitesOur Chocolate & Biscoff Fridge Cake Bites. There’s no baking involved here! Oh, and prizes will be awarded to anyone who can eat all of them in one sitting 😜
Posted by So Vegan on Monday, 2 March 2020
No-Bake Chocolate & Biscoff Fridge Cake Bites
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Ingredients
250g / 8.8oz Biscoff biscuits- 300g / 10.6oz dark chocolate (vegan friendly)
- 150g / 5.3oz plant-based margarine
- 2 tbsp maple syrup
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 50g / 1.7oz raisins
- 50g / 1.7oz hazelnuts
- 60g / 2.1oz vegan marshmallows
Instructions
- First, transfer the biscuits to the middle of a tea towel, hold the edges closed then bash the biscuits with a rolling pin until mostly broken up. Set the crushed biscuits to one side for later. Next, line the base and sides of a 20cm square cake tin with baking paper.
- Pour a little water in a saucepan over a medium heat. Place a large bowl on top so that it sits in the lip of the saucepan without touching the water. Add the chocolate, margarine, maple syrup and vanilla to the bowl and stir regularly until the chocolate has fully melted, then remove the bowl from the heat.
- Add the crushed biscuits, raisins, hazelnuts and marshmallows to the bowl, and stir until fully combined. Transfer the mixture to the cake tin and smooth out with the back of a spatula. Leave the mixture to cool until it reaches room temperature, then refrigerate it for 2 hours or until the chocolate is completely set.
- Cut the cake into 16 squares and enjoy with a cup of tea!
2 comments
Can you tell me if this can be frozen please? I’ve frozen something similar before but without mallows. Or if not, how long will it keep in the fridge? Thanks
Hi Kelsang, as per the recipe, we leave the mixture to cool until it reaches room temperature, then refrigerate it for 2 hours or until the chocolate is completely set. Thanks, Roxy