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Fortnum & Mason's ?
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buy sumink else that comes in a bucket, muffins or donuts or dulux maybe, and chuck the maltesers in it.
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obviously empty the paint first
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Make your own it's easy.
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100g caster sugar (I used golden unrefined)
3 tablespoons of Golden Syrup (I used Lyles from a squeezy bottle) 1 teaspoon of Bicarbonate of Soda 3 tablespoons of Horlicks 1. Mix the caster sugar and golden syrup together in a pan. 2. Put the pan on a low heat. 3. Slowly stir with a sugar thermometer until it reaches about 300F/ Hard Crack. Takes about 10 minutes. Quickly stir in Horlicks. 4. Add the bicarbonate of soda and stir very quickly and very well. 5. Poor onto a pan with baking tray covered with baking parchment. 6. Leave to cool. When you add the bicarbonate of soda the runny mixture will start to bubble furiously. It's really important to make sure the bicarbonate of soda is well mixed in else your honeycomb may taste a bit salty. When the honeycomb has solidified, just break it off and coat with chocolate. Enjoy! |
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EBAY...loads of sweet traders on there.
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Believe Asda sell them also Martin McColls
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Actually looked for a bucket of Malteesers in Tescos the other week
Definitely not in the sweet ailse or the Temp-Christmas aisle Different sized boxes and a bad value Christmas Tree-shaped box, were all there was to be had. (No Angostura Bitters either in any Supermarkets) |
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Great recipe Jug...just made some with my neices...thumbs up from all. :D
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