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What did you think of this recipe?
Nadia Wood
Fantastic yummy recipe. Made it just as recipe said and it was perfect! Leaving it to set in a sealed container after its cooled is a good idea. It was quite soft the first day
5
Jenna
So yummy
5
Christine
Too gooey. I would only use half the amount of condensed milk next time.
3
Kiri
After reading the reviews I thought I would mention depending on the dish you use, I followed the recipe and baked both the base and caramel together, set in fridge and the results were amazing.
5
Danielle
So easy to make and just like cafe bought.
5
Tessa
Love it! Best tan slice I've ever made. Easy, so worth the effort of making caramel.
5
Unknown
I think I had too much base and not enough caramel in mine!
4
Jessica
This is the BEST Tan Slice recipe ever, never fail and always eaten.
5
Cathy
Delish! One of my favorites.
5
Kita Bell
You do not need to bake the base first if your mixture is crumbly, simply press and make sure it is firm. If you are making your own caramel as above let it cool first before putting on top of the base! Personally for this recipe, I prefer using the caramel condensed milk as it is already cool and nice and thick, make sure to mix it first though. When setting I either let it cool overnight OR put it into the fridge once it has cooled so it is easy to cut and not falling apart :)
Preheat oven to 180°C conventional / 160°C fan bake. Line a 23cm square tin with baking paper.
Creambutter and Chelsea White Sugaruntil pale and fluffy. Beat in vanilla. Add Edmonds Standard Grade Flour and Edmonds Baking Powder and mix until well combined (mixture will be quite crumbly). Make caramel (see step 5).
Press two thirds of the base mixture evenly into prepared tin. Pour caramel over the top. Mix the remaining base mixture with the chocolate chips and crumble over the caramel.
Bake slice for 20-25 minutes, until pale golden and cooked through.
Caramel Combine all ingredients in a small saucepan and heat, stirring, until melted together and thickened (6-8 minutes).
Fantastic yummy recipe. Made it just as recipe said and it was perfect! Leaving it to set in a sealed container after its cooled is a good idea. It was quite soft the first day
5
Jenna
So yummy
5
Christine
Too gooey. I would only use half the amount of condensed milk next time.
3
Kiri
After reading the reviews I thought I would mention depending on the dish you use, I followed the recipe and baked both the base and caramel together, set in fridge and the results were amazing.
5
Danielle
So easy to make and just like cafe bought.
5
Tessa
Love it! Best tan slice I've ever made. Easy, so worth the effort of making caramel.
5
Unknown
I think I had too much base and not enough caramel in mine!
4
Jessica
This is the BEST Tan Slice recipe ever, never fail and always eaten.
5
Cathy
Delish! One of my favorites.
5
Kita Bell
You do not need to bake the base first if your mixture is crumbly, simply press and make sure it is firm. If you are making your own caramel as above let it cool first before putting on top of the base! Personally for this recipe, I prefer using the caramel condensed milk as it is already cool and nice and thick, make sure to mix it first though. When setting I either let it cool overnight OR put it into the fridge once it has cooled so it is easy to cut and not falling apart :)