Chelsea Golden Syrup in the iconic red and gold tin is the best for baking. It has a thicker consistency and richer caramel flavour than Chelsea Easy Pour Golden Syrup (which is more suited to drizzling and marinades).
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What did you think of this recipe?
Justine
Super favorite recipe. Easy to make & a crowd pleaser.
5
Frances
Super yum and quick to get it in the oven. So moreish
5
Carolyn
Great recipe easy and yummy
5
Kirstie
The tin measurements need adjusting, I pressed my base in and it only stretched out to 25cm not the 30cm on your recipe. I saved myself a step for the caramel and used a tin cand used a tin
5
TMB
There is a popular group of cafes in Auckland that offer a slice very similar to this, so I adapted the Chelsea recipe by doubling the quantities and adding about 100g of macadamias to the oat mixture. I baked it in one of the black dishes from the NW KitchenAid promotion so that it was compact and "tall". Did not disappoint and will be making again!
5
Rickilee
Such a easy fail proof recipe, have had such awesome reviews when I’ve taken this to family potlucks. Rāwe 👌
5
Caca
I love it
5
T Henderson
Tried recipe for the first time, it did not disappoint. Thanks Chelsea, this is now a fam favourite.
5
Yumm
I got this recipe of my nan and I love it every time she brings it over
5
Janette Will
I have made this many times and have always received rave reviews. Great fail safe recipe!
Pre-heat oven to 175°C conventional bake, or 155°C fan bake. Line the base of a 19cm x 30cm slice tin with baking paper.
Base Combine the Edmonds Standard Grade Flour, Edmonds Baking Powder and Chelsea Soft Brown Sugar in a bowl, add the melted Tararua Butter and stir well until combined, then press mixture evenly into the prepared tin to form a base. Bake for 10-12 minutes until pale golden and just set.
Caramel Melt together the condensed milk, Chelsea Golden Syrup and Tararua Butter in a saucepan over low-medium heat, stirring until golden and thickened (watch the bottom doesn't burn). Set aside to cool for 5 minutes while making the topping.
Topping Combine coconut, oats, Chelsea Soft Brown Sugar and Tararua Butter and stir well.
Pour the caramel over the par-baked base. Then carefully spread over topping mixture, pressing into the caramel lightly. Bake the slice for a further 10-15 minutes until golden and bubbling.
Set aside to cool before cutting into slices.
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Chelsea Golden Syrup in the iconic red and gold tin is the best for baking. It has a thicker consistency and richer caramel flavour than Chelsea Easy Pour Golden Syrup (which is more suited to drizzling and marinades).
Super favorite recipe. Easy to make & a crowd pleaser.
5
Frances
Super yum and quick to get it in the oven. So moreish
5
Carolyn
Great recipe easy and yummy
5
Kirstie
The tin measurements need adjusting, I pressed my base in and it only stretched out to 25cm not the 30cm on your recipe. I saved myself a step for the caramel and used a tin cand used a tin
5
TMB
There is a popular group of cafes in Auckland that offer a slice very similar to this, so I adapted the Chelsea recipe by doubling the quantities and adding about 100g of macadamias to the oat mixture. I baked it in one of the black dishes from the NW KitchenAid promotion so that it was compact and "tall". Did not disappoint and will be making again!
5
Rickilee
Such a easy fail proof recipe, have had such awesome reviews when I’ve taken this to family potlucks. Rāwe 👌
5
Caca
I love it
5
T Henderson
Tried recipe for the first time, it did not disappoint. Thanks Chelsea, this is now a fam favourite.
5
Yumm
I got this recipe of my nan and I love it every time she brings it over
5
Janette Will
I have made this many times and have always received rave reviews. Great fail safe recipe!