Milo Biscuit Cake
A community recipe by muniraNot tested or verified by Nigella.com
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Double boil the butter on the stove (low heat). While waiting for the butter to fully melt, break each marie biscuit into 4 parts. Mix the Milo powder and the condensed milk in a bowl until they are intensely gooey. Pour the Milo powder and the condensed milk mixture into the double-boiled butter and stir (make sure the heat is still on). Add the pieces of biscuits into the mixture and keep stirring for 5 mins. Turn off the heat and pour it into a tray/container. Lastly, let it cool before putting it in the refrigerator.
Double boil the butter on the stove (low heat). While waiting for the butter to fully melt, break each marie biscuit into 4 parts. Mix the Milo powder and the sweetened condensed milk in a bowl until they are intensely gooey. Pour the Milo powder and the sweetened condensed milk mixture into the double-boiled butter and stir (make sure the heat is still on). Add the pieces of biscuits into the mixture and keep stirring for 5 mins. Turn off the heat and pour it into a tray/container. Lastly, let it cool before putting it in the refrigerator.
Introduction
I want everyone to try it out ! Because it's easy to make and heavenly chocolaty taste !
I want everyone to try it out ! Because it's easy to make and heavenly chocolaty taste !
Ingredients
Serves: 0
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Cups
- 200 grams nestle milo powder
- 1 packet rich tea biscuits
- 250 grams butter
- 250 grams condensed milk (1 tin)
- walnuts (chopped - or pecans, if you like)
- 7 ounces nestle milo powder
- 1 packet Marie/Maria biscuits
- 9 ounces butter
- 9 ounces sweetened condensed milk (1 tin)
- walnuts (chopped - or pecans, if you like)
Method
Milo Biscuit Cake is a community recipe submitted by munira and has not been tested by Nigella.com so we are not able to answer questions regarding this recipe.
Additional Information
Double-boil the mixture all the way to the end
Double-boil the mixture all the way to the end
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