lolly cake

With only 5 ingredients this lolly log recipe is super easy, a classic Kiwi party treat that we all love!

Lolly cake

butter, melted

sweetened condensed milk (160 grams)

malt biscuits, crushed (250 grams)

Eskimos (150 grams) or fruit puffs, chopped

coconut

Melt the butter and condensed milk together in...

Melt the butter and condensed milk together in a large microwave safe bowl. 

Add crushed biscuits to the butter and condensed...

Add crushed biscuits to the butter and condensed milk mixture.

Add the chopped Eskimos or fruit puffs and...

Add the chopped Eskimos or fruit puffs and mix it all together. 

Once it is all combined turn out onto...

Once it is all combined turn out onto a clean surface and form two logs. Use your hands to tightly pack it together. 

Roll logs in coconut and make sure they...

Roll logs in coconut and make sure they are covered all over. Wrap in cling film and chill for at least 1 hour. 

When ready to serve cut into 2 cm...

When ready to serve cut into 2 cm thick slices.

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This lolly cake recipe is super easy to make with condensed milk, malt biscuits, butter and eskimoes.

A delicious, old fashioned NZ classic. This no bake Lolly Cake (or &#039;Lolly Log&#039;) uses only five ingredients - malt biscuits, butter, sweetened condensed milk, lollies and coconut. A very simple melt and mix recipe. Great for children&#039;s birthday parties as they are colourful and fun to eat. However, it won’t only be the kids who will be devouring this cake, as it is just as popular with adults!

Lolly Cake

250 g malt biscuits (crushed)

butter

200 g sweetened condensed milk

fruit

c desiccated coconut

To crush the malt biscuits: Break up the biscuits and place in the bowl of a food processor. Process until the biscuits are fine crumbs. Set aside.To prepare the lollies: Cut each lolly into three or four pieces and set aside.

Place the melted butter into a large bowl with the sweetened condensed milk and stir. Add the biscuits and chopped lollies and mix all the ingredients together well. Make sure all the biscuits crumbs are moistened and incorporated.Tip the mixture out onto a clean surface or onto a piece of baking paper. Shape the mixture into one long log or divide the mixture in half and shape into two smaller logs. The logs should be approximately 5-6cm in diameter. Some people find shaping two smaller sized ones easier to handle. Roll the log in coconut, pressing the coconut onto it so it sticks. Roll the log tightly in cling wrap and refrigerate for 4 hours or overnight to set.Remove the cling wrap and slice into 1-2cm slices. I get about 20 slices from this recipe. It is up to you though as to how thick or thin you slice it.Store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 1 week, or freeze for up to 3 months.

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