Chocolate Weetbix Slice

150g Tararua Butter, melted
4 Weetbix (crushed)
½ cup Chelsea White Sugar
1 cup Edmonds Standard Grade Flour
1 Tbsp cocoa powder
1 tsp Edmonds Baking Powder
1 drop vanilla essence
Icing
1 ½ cups Chelsea Icing Sugar
½ cup dessicated coconut
1 tsp cocoa powder
25g Tararua Butter
Hot water to mix
Preheat oven to 180°C .
Mix all dry ingredients in a bowl and make a well in the centre. Add the melted Tararua Butter and vanilla essence. Mix together, then press into a slice tin.
Bake for 10 minutes. Ice while hot and cut into squares.
Icing
Put first three ingredients into a bowl, add the Tararua Butter. Gradually add enough hot water to melt butter, blending to form a smooth, spreadable icing.
Spread over slice while hot then cut into squares once cooled a little.
Delicious and easy recipe.
I personally would change the base to icing ratio next time. Add 50% more base and reduce the icing by 25%.
Great use for stale weetbix! I would use less sugar and butter in the base as it came out so sweet and buttery, defintely baking paper to line the tray. I almost wondered if some sultanas would work in this too! Easy to make.
The picture is misleading. Taste is good but found this slice had too much butter and was too sweet for us.
The slice also looked under cooked and crumbled easily when cooled.
I love love loved this! I made this during the previous lockdown, it was super easy and I was happy with the results. I doubled the recipe and still turned out really well. They were a little bit sweet so I took away a little bit of sugar.
Its super yum and easy to make, i do recommend leaving it in the oven for 15 minutes and once the icing is on put in the freezer for and hour or so once it has cooled down. The next day put it in the fridge.
I made this with gluten free weetbix from the blue box and gluten free self raising flour. I also usedwhitakers dark Ghana instead of cocoa. Used 50gms more butter and 3 rows of the chocolate. Came out perfect.
These are amazing definitely recommend them can’t count how many batches we have made. Great for a snack.
this was an easy to make recipie so when i made my house started to smell like the beautiful aromur of weetbix with other stuff plz keep making these delciose recipies for people to enjoy -cheers ANDY
Another that was absolutely fantastic changed to Gluten Free Weetbix and Gluten free Flour, it is just so easy to make too
my mum has baked this many times for me and my siblings and we love it and now i make it for my siblings and im only 10
i tried it and stuck to the recipe and it never turned out, it was soggy and under cooked even when i let it sit, i put it back into the oven and nothing changed
im guessing my old oven in my rental is not helping as everything else i cook under chelsea works amazing
This is amazing and I’m only 11 and found this really easy to make! (Just make sure to let the slice sit before you put on the icing because that will harden it up well, if its super soft like mine was)
It’s a great recipe, never had any trouble with crumbling. I do crush the weetbix up quite finely though and have always made sure was fully cooked before slicing like with any other slice or cake.
I never go to any other recipe for weetbix slice but this Chelsea one.
Does the coconut go into the icing or on top?
Chelsea Sugar:
You can chose to add the coconut into the icing or sprinkle it on top.
Beautiful taste. Using weatbix as an ingredient for a loaf or a slice never occurred to me the taste of beautiful moist absolutely yummy. I will be making this more often in future. Thank you Chelsea.
All I can say is "wow!". Super quick, very easy, all the ingredients I had in my pantry and turned out perfectly! I haven't baked in a while as I'd lost my passion for it but this has bought it back so thanks Chelsea!!
It is delicious. The recipe reads very weirdly, and calls for a lot of butter! But the end result is amazing. Make sure you refrigerate to harden (otherwise will crumble) and use baking paper.
Trip down memory lane, this is a classic. I made it with my mum and now I have just made it with my kids. So simple and tasty. Thanks Chelsea!
Trip down memory lane, this is a classic. I made it with my mum and now i have just made it with my kids. So simple and tasty. Thanks Chelsea!
Made it with GF Weetbix and flour. Went 50/50 butter and coconut oil. Should have used less sugar in the base. And just left it. But put melted choc on the top - very rich - only a small piece is needed but it is lovely!!!!
I make this every weekend and send to my granddaughter for her school lunch treat! Always works well, I leave it in the fridge so no problem with cutting or crumbling and no taste compromise. Easy and delicious ❤️
Was very crunchy and tough. What size slice tin is recommended for this recipe?
Chelsea Sugar:
Use a standard size slice time, approximately 32cm x 24cm x 5cm.
It was good but I think there needs to be less butter because they are really buttery and I think less sugar because weetbix slice is meant to be healthy.
Impossible to cut and just crumbles! Tastes nice but a bit too sweet for my liking with the icing sugar.
Yum! I lined my baking tin with baking paper so it was easy to pull out slice from tin once cool and easier to cut into squares, without crumbling too much.
I forgot to add the coconut to icing, but sprinkled on top, definitely a better method.
This made my icing thick but runny and poured on slice while hot, nicely.
Sweet, so may try alternative or use less sugar next time. But very good recipe!
Delicious! Had to make a second batch as my family ate the first one in one day! Brings back childhood memories.
For the person looking through the comments before you put the slice in make sure you put it on fan bake.
Horrible. I kept checking to make sure I hadn't got anything wrong, but it hardly filled the small slice tray and just crumbled.
From past recipes I added a few extra tablespoons of butter (less crumbly) and 1/4 coco for a richer flavour. I would recommend cooling the slice before icing because it was a lot of work for the thing not to crumble to pieces while being hot and super soft/crumbly. Yummy recipe.
This slice turned out great. EVery time I make it it just goes quick and every one remarks on this slice. Yummy very addictive weetbix slice.
It does not tell me what to bake it at.
CHELSEA SUGAR: For this recipe bake at 180 degrees celsius for 10 minutes using a slice tin.
I substituted half the sugar with golden syrup and added a cup of shredded coconut to the base. Either way the recipe is great!
My childhood favourite, my mum used to make this every week for us when we were kids. When I haven't been home in a while she always makes it for me.
I used apple instead of butter which made it not crumbly and not so rich. Very delicious! I froze some as otherwise I would have kept scoffing them!
Super yummy. I decided to 'tweak' the recipe and used a peanut butter fudge type icing which was a great pairing in our 'peanut butter loving' family. Very moreish.
Second time making it and my family loves it. I leave the slice in for about 15 minutes. Only because my oven isn't the greatest.
Should this come out crunchy or soft and gooey?
Chelsea Sugar:
The top will be gooey and the base should have a bit of crunch.
I'm addicted to this slice. Devine. I have to double the recipe else it's gone too fast in our household. Delicious and super easy!!!!
This has been a favourite recipe for many of my family for years.
I put coconut in the mixture , on top of the icing
Now my great grandchildren enjoy it. How this brings back
Sweet memories.
Easy and great, but my icing turned out very runny because I added too much hot water, it worked fine though and tasted fantastic!
LOVELY RECIPE!!!
I changed the 1/2 cup of white sugar to a 1/4 cup of dark cane sugar and it was very nice.
I would definitely recommend this 10 out of 10 for sure!!
We are going to make this slice for Tech tomorrow, just wondering if it is ok to put in the freezer so we can take away to camp next week?
CHELSEA: We will not recommend freezing it as it will change the texture and mouth feel.
Can anyone tell me if this recipe works out ok with melted margarine instead of butter? Butter has got too expensive! Such a great slice though, I sent a quadruple batch along to daughter's school camp and it was a huge hit. Nostalgic treat for the teachers too who would have loved it as a kid, as I did.
CHELSEA: Yes, we think margarine should be fine in this recipe :-)
I don t know, but it's look like that coconut should go in to the base not icing. Looks pretty weird.
Love this recipe, my boy is fussy when it comes to certain foods (re-training the brain now that his allergies are gone) I'm so thankful I came across this.
Oh NO! Please tell me what I did wrong? I put the icing on while the slice was hot (as instructed) and as the icing was spread around, so was the top of the slice!? Chunky chocolate mess. Very sad.
CHELSEA: Hi there, it's best if you let the slice sit for a couple of minutes after it comes out of the oven before icing. The time it takes you to prepare the icing should be long enough, then gently spread the icing over the top. If that doesn't work, then it's possible the slice needed to be cooked for a couple more minutes - 10 minutes is a good guide but there can be a lot of variation between ovens. Hope it still tasted good!
Not overly sweet. Good compromise for chocolate lovers and people who don't have much of a sweet tooth alike
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