This super easy, rich and sticky Malteaser slice biscuit cake recipe can be made in minutes and enjoyed as a no-bake sweet treat. This is a delicious biscuit cake recipe with all of the flavour of Malteasers.
You will need:
200g digestive biscuits
300g milk chocolate and 300g dark chocolate
135g butter
185g golden syrup
100g (or 3 standard size bags of) Malteasers
1 Crunchie bar
1.Get prepared! Line and greasea 22cm x22cm tin and put to one side.
2.Chop 200g of milk and 200g of dark chocolate into small pieces and set aside for later.
3.Then crush your biscuits. I used a Nutribullet to do this for a really fine dust but you can leave some chunkier bits if you enjoy this texture. Again put to one side.
4.In a separate bowl, cut 2/3 of your Malteasers into half pieces and crush your Crunchie bar – set aside.
5.In a heavy bottomed saucepan, melt the butter and syrup together over a low heat. When they are melted, turn off the heat (leaving the pan on the ring) and add the chopped chocolate pieces until they have melted and you have a smooth chocolatey mix.
6. Next, simply add the biscuits to the chocolatey mix and fully combine. Add the Malteasers and Crunchie pieces and mix again.
7.Lightly press the cake mix in the lined tin and pop it in the fridge while you make the topping.
8. To make the topping, melt 100g milk chocolate and 100g dark chocolate over a bain-marie, or gradually in the microwave. Pour the melted chocolate topping over the biscuit cake, moving the tin until it forms an even layer.
9. Finally, roughly crush the remaining Malteasers using a rolling pin and sprinkle them over the melted chocolate topping. Return to the fridge to set.
10.When you are ready to eat the cake, remove it from the tin and cut it in to Malteaser slice portions of your choice (I recommend smallish as it is very rich!). This will be easier to do if you leave it out of the fridge for 20 minutes first. I like serving the cake at room temperature- enjoy!
You can use a different filling for the biscuit choice by compensating the weight of the Malteasters and Crunchie (about 130g) for whatever you fancy- for example you could try Rolos (I suggest minis), pure chocolate chunks, Lotus biscuits, nuts, or marshmallows. Get creative!
12 thoughts on “Malteaser Slice- biscuit cake recipe”
Melanie this is a brilliant idea. I have so many maltersers left from sweet Sunday I may just make this tray. Love the simplicity of it too and now I want one
Melanie this is a brilliant idea. I have so many maltersers left from sweet Sunday I may just make this tray. Love the simplicity of it too and now I want one
Oh wow, these look delicious. What a yummy sweet treat. We do love Maltesers so this would be very popular here.
I’ve never heard of a biscuit cake before. It looks and sounds like something I’d enjoy.
This looks so tasty. My daughter loves Maltesers – I will have to have a go and making this with the kids soon.
This looks really delicious and so simple too! I had a Malteasers cheese cake recently that was also lovely.
Such a yummy sweet treat 😍 This malteaser biscuit cake looks absolutely delicious👌🏻 I’ can’t wait to try this cake!
Oh this reminds me of fudge! What a delicious treat to make…this looks fabulous!
Even though I used to be a cake lover, before I quit sugar, I somehow never heard of this type of cake.
oh i want!!! This looks so so good! I can’t wait to bake these, so delicious!!!