No Bake Chocolate & Biscoff Crunch

Chocolate and biscoff tray bake made with rapeseed oil

Fridge cakes are a great way to create a homebaked treats without even having to turn the oven on. This chocolate and biscoff cake delivers loads of crunch and is delicious with a cuppa.

Ingredients

  • 300g digestive biscuits

  • 200g caramelised biscuits (we used Lotus Biscoff)

  • 100g crunchy honeycomb or cinder toffee pieces

  • 90ml littleseed extra virgin British rapeseed oil

  • 3 tbsp golden Syrup

  • 200g plain chocolate

  • 100g white chocolate

Method

  1. Line the sides and bottom of a square baking tin with baking parchment.

  2. Place the digestive biscuits and caramelised biscuits (leave around 5 of these biscuits to one side) in a large mixing bowl and crush them up into large crumbs using the end of a rolling pin.

  3. Put the littleseed rapeseed oil, syrup and plain chocolate in a pan over a moderate heat. Stir gently until all the chocolate has melted and all the ingredients are combined

  4. Add the wet ingredient to the crushed biscuits and stir until the crushed biscuits are evenly coated in chocolate mixture. Stir in the honeycomb or cinder toffee.

  5. Add the mixture to the lined baking tin and press down firmly into the tin to create a layer about one inch thick. Chill it in the fridge for 15 minutes.

  6. After 15 minutes melt the white chocolate (you can do this over a bowl of boiling water or carefully in the microwave) and drizzle it over the top of the chilled biscuit and plain chocolate layer in a random pattern. There wont be enough to create a thick layer, but make sure it is drizzled evenly and into the corners of the tin.

  7. Crush the remaining caramelised biscuits into crumbs and sprinkle over the drizzled white chocolate

  8. Return the tin to the fridge and chill for at least 30 minutes. Once the white chocolate layer is set hard, turn the whole slab out of the tin, slice into 16 pieces and enjoy.

Prep Time

15 minutes + 45 minutes refrigeration time

Recipe Notes

Like this recipe but want to try something different? Try swapping the carmelised biscuits for ginger nuts for a delicious twist.

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