Chocolate and Coconut No Bake Bars!

For any Bounty fans out there…you’re welcome! Aaand they don’t require any baking – super easy!

I love Bounty bars so decided to make a cake/biscuit bar version of this. I’m really pleased with the outcome and hope you will love them too. Let me know how you get on and what you think…

 

Ingredients:

Base: 

300g digestive biscuits

120g unsalted butter

30g dessicated coconut

 

Coconut Middle:

397g tin of condensed milk

350g icing sugar – sieved

250g dessicated coconut

 

Topping:

300g milk chocolate

50g white chocolate for decorating

 

Method:

Grease and line a square 9 x 9 inch tin. This is how I find easiest to line my tins – so that you can easily lift the bake out of the tin once set.

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Blitz the biscuits  – I use the nutribullet as its quick and gets a really nice result. But you can also place the biscuits in a large freezer bag and bash with a rolling pin! Empty them out into a large bowl.

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Melt the butter and pour over the blitzed biscuits, mix until combined. Now stir through the coconut until combined. Tip into the baking tin and press down – I use a potato masher gently as this gets a good even result. Place in the fridge to firm up for at least 30minutes.

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To make the coconut middle, mix the icing sugar and the condensed milk until combined. Now stir through the coconut. This is quite a stiff mix. Pour onto the biscuit base; I use a metal spoon here as I find it doesn’t stick to the coconut mix as much as a wooden spoon. Place back in the fridge to firm up again, for at least 30minutes.

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Melt the chocolate – either in a glass bowl over a pan of simmering water. Or in the microwave in 30second bursts, continually mixing. Pour over the coconut middle and spread evenly. Place back in the fridge to firm up – allow at least an hour (if you can wait that long).

I then decorated with melted white chocolate – but this is optional!

Tip for cutting the bars…place a sharp knife under hot running water, dry off the knife and then cut the slice – this will get a nice clean cut without breaking the chocolate – repeat for each cut.

Enjoy!

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