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  • Home-made flapjacks – can they be frozen?
  • cinnamon_girl
    Full Member

    An essential trail snack and to avoid pigging out I wondered if they could be frozen?

    If so, any successful recipes would be appreciated.

    Thanks. 🙂

    twang
    Free Member

    I’ve successfully frozen flapjack skunkcakes

    BIGMAN
    Free Member

    We do it all the time as we batch prepare them monthly.

    cinnamon_girl
    Full Member

    @ twang – shall pass thanks!

    @ BIGMAN – thanks, could you share your recipe please?

    jaaaaaaaaaam
    Free Member

    They’re the kind of food that doesn’t really go off, I would have thought.

    flap_jack
    Free Member

    Oddly, considering my username, they make me ill. Gliadin intolerance. I thought you’d said you were gluten intolerant, CG, so be careful.

    birdage
    Full Member

    Yep,freeze them weekly for a pop-up bike cafe. Just put them in a tin but make sure they are completely cool and top to top (if that makes sense) so they don’t stick.

    Best recipe I’ve found is a Good Housekeeping one with added pumpkin seeds, cranberry and raisins.

    My Saturdays are really wild at the moment!

    DavidB
    Free Member

    250g butter, 250g caster sugar 175g golden syrup in a pan melt it all together. If you are feeling sexy grate in some lemon or orange zest and the juice of said fruit

    Add to 400g of oats and whatever else you want, mix well.

    Put into tin, bake at 180 degrees for 25-30 minutes

    Tracker1972
    Free Member

    You can get gluten free oats, our 2 year old doesn’t seem to complain so they must be good 🙂

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