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Reviews
194
What did you think of this recipe?
Dani
Love it real quick and easy
5
Dawn
This is delicious and so easy - my four year old loves it, and he doesn't usually go for the sweet stuff. Quick question - would food colouring work in this recipe if you wanted to make it for special occasions? Thanks!
5
Coco banana
Loved it all my kids do too
5
Samantha
Scrumptious, delicious, yummy, so good and easy to make. Great recipe. My family and I love it.
5
Samantha Jones
Easy to follow and tastes GREAT!!!
5
Samara Winslade
This recipe was very good.I made it today and it turned out great.Because I'm a New Zealander, I changed 100 grams of Chelsea white sugar to a quarter of a cup of Chelsea white sugar. It still turned out fab!
5
Rachael
Excellent, fail proof recipe. Ideal to make with kids for their school lunches. Delicious, quick and a hot with everyone in the house.
5
Liz webby
Do u think adding muesli will ruin it?CHELSEA: Adding muesli will change the consistency, texture and taste.
5
Graham
Wow. First time looks good. Used a low to medium heat to melt butter, honey, etc till bubbles appeared turned heat right down stirring till sugar dissolved to stop it burning. Used coco pops & white chocolate rice bubbles mixed together.
Melt the Tararua Butter, Chelsea White Sugar, and Chelsea Golden Syrup in a large saucepan. When melted, boil for 3 minutes.
Remove from heat, add rice bubbles and mix well.
Transfer to prepared tin and press down to even out the surface. Leave to cool before cutting into bars or squares (use a sharp serrated knife for best results).
For chocolate dipped rice bubble bars, place chocolate melts in a microwave-safe dish and microwave on medium-low in bursts of 30 seconds, stirring in between, until melted and smooth. Mix in food colouring gradually, until desired colour is achieved. Dip bars into chocolate, using a spoon to help coat. Place on a sheet of baking paper, add sprinkles and leave to set.
Additional tips
To make this recipe gluten free use gluten free rice bubbles.
This is delicious and so easy - my four year old loves it, and he doesn't usually go for the sweet stuff. Quick question - would food colouring work in this recipe if you wanted to make it for special occasions? Thanks!
5
Coco banana
Loved it all my kids do too
5
Samantha
Scrumptious, delicious, yummy, so good and easy to make. Great recipe. My family and I love it.
5
Samantha Jones
Easy to follow and tastes GREAT!!!
5
Samara Winslade
This recipe was very good.I made it today and it turned out great.Because I'm a New Zealander, I changed 100 grams of Chelsea white sugar to a quarter of a cup of Chelsea white sugar. It still turned out fab!
5
Rachael
Excellent, fail proof recipe. Ideal to make with kids for their school lunches. Delicious, quick and a hot with everyone in the house.
5
Liz webby
Do u think adding muesli will ruin it?CHELSEA: Adding muesli will change the consistency, texture and taste.
5
Graham
Wow. First time looks good. Used a low to medium heat to melt butter, honey, etc till bubbles appeared turned heat right down stirring till sugar dissolved to stop it burning. Used coco pops & white chocolate rice bubbles mixed together.