Another end of cereal packet recipe.
You may recall I pour the dregs and crumbs and powder of a pack of breakfast cereal, be it muesli, granola or branflakes, into a medium lock and lock and store until I can use it.
I often bake a little something on a Thursday evening for the Friday morning playgroup I host, but as Littl'Un had no school, we had a little extra time on Friday morning itself, so I threw these together and ate my brekkie while they baked. Mixing took no more than 5 minutes.
I poured about half the amount I had collected, I'd say about 4-6 ounces, into a bowl, added a large squirt of liquid marg, a glug of squeezy golden syrup, a tablespoon or 2 of sugar (depending on the cereal dregs in use) and about a 100ml boiling or warm water.
I then stirred this all together until it was clumping and sticking together.
Then I lightly oiled the cups of my lovely silicon mini muffin tray (which was a Christmas pressie from Papa) and gently pressed a teaspoonful of the mix into each.
I then baked this for 15 mins at 180 deg C.
I then left it to cool a little in the tray before popping the little bites out of the cups and leaving them to cool completely. These are chewy, crumbly, crunchy and very economical to make! Yours will be unique, relying upon your own cereal library input. Each batch will even differ. Have fun experimenting!
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