Which is the tastiest Protestant traybake?

[FiddleFaddleDingDong]

NI Protestants are famed for their tray bakes but which is the best traybake of all?

I’m thinking something crunchy and chocolatey, a tiffin like thing. But are there unchocolatey traybakes that I just haven’t been exposed to? Are they keeping all the best recipes to themselves, strictly to be eaten behind closed doors?

And does it get a bit competitive? Does Annie cast aspersions on Doris’ traybaking abilities?

Wow Confusion that is a serious bakery selection

Am thinking of making some malteser squares using one of the recipes posted earlier but using white chocolate rather than dark. May just be too sweet though....

I have just commenced traybaking. I found a jar of biscuits at the back of the cupboard that must have come from a very austere multipack at Christmas and suddenly thought that they could be much improved with melted butter. There is everything in there - Malted Milks, Digestives, Custard Creams, the lot!

Just have to decide what to put on top now.

I was in the Eurospar yesterday looking at traybakes, they're expensive to buy! Especially the Heatherlea ones. Even McVities do them now.

Chocolate on top Isabelle. Its the law .

Coco I had a stroke of genius. Mocha on top. The hint of coffee makes children run away in disgust, therefore more for the grown ups

FlaviaAlbia
Is SconeMad pronounced scone as in bone
or scone as in gone ??
Looks great - next time I'm in Belfast I'll pop in- the banana chocolate and peanut butter sounds delish.

Scone as in gone beanaseireann

I think you have to get them delivered, but delivery is free locally. I've just heard people rave about them, I haven't tried them myself yet, but it's definitely on my to do list

@caperplips, Avoca in the city centre has good scones. It's a bit pricey and always busy but the food is lovely.

I hate coffee too

In all my years on mn this is the first thread I've nominated for classics.

Fifteens are amazing thought not technically a traybake

I’ve spoken to my mum, and she is going to look up the recipe for the lemon fudge slices and email it to me. She said she wouldn’t be able to convert it to grams, but I assured her we can all bake bilingually.

Your mum is ace. Please tell her we’re terribly grateful. Does she know there’s three thousands of people waiting for her recipe, in eager anticipation?

Imperial measures are no obstacle!

Following to get all the delicious recipes/ love a good traybake

Would it be sacrilegious to make Fifteens and spread the mix on to a tray?? You could still cut into 5x 3 'squares'?

‘Fifteens are amazing thought not technically a traybake’

To be fair, many traybakes aren’t technically traybakes (because of the no baking). But I get what you’re saying. Locally, we tend to refer to traybakes as homebakes.

AuntVanya, I think that might be against the law, sorry!

Oz are no problem here. I bake better in ounces actually. Babies and turkeys are best weighed in pounds too. All the best things in life are.

Can't wait for lemon slices

3out was asking for a friend.....

Yay SDTGisAnEvilWolefGenius your mum is brilliant

Raspberry Ruffle Scone and White Chocolate & Raspberry scone for your delectation

Did anyone see the NI news item a few weeks ago about the calorie content of scones?

I think it was just NI news, but maybe it was national.

I dread to think what it is Dione, a plain one has loads never mind chocolate one etc.

I found 2 of them at my mums!

Hahahathis thread is gold dust one of the funniest things I've read
Babies and turkeys are best weighed in pounds too. All the best things in life are

Never having put those two together I'll not be able to unseparate them. Next years turkey won't be measure by M&S feed 8-10 people. It will be measured by bigger or smaller than my babies.

Just rtft and I am so homesick now brought back so many memories - after school that was a cream cookie from the bakery on the way home

One question - my nan (staunch Presbyterian) used to make the most wonderful coconut topped buns - but like the cheesecakes mentioned upthread but with a kind of coconut meringue topping - would anyone have the recipe for this by any chance?