Prep
10m
Cook
30m
Total
40m
Ingredients
Method
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Step 1
Crush your digestives up in a food processor and then add to a large mixing bowl. Cut your marshmallows in 1/2 with some scissors, dipping the scissors in water to help it not stick. Add these to the crushed digestives and mix about so they don't stick to one another. Cut your cherries the same way and add to the bowl, mixing throughout. Pour in your condensed milk and combine with a large spoon.
30 Digestive biscuits
30 Marshmallows
30 Glacé cherries or 150-200g Milk chocolate (or 1/2 milk and 1/2 white)
1 tin Condensed milk
Step 2
You can get your hands involved at the end. Sprinkle your counter with desiccated coconut and lump the mixture onto this. Roll into a thick log coating in the desiccated coconut. Wrap tightly in some tin foil or parchment paper, setting aside to firm up for 30-60 minutes. I prefer them moist and chewy but you can leave them longer or place in the fridge for a harder set. These are so simple but you'll view life differently after trying them!
100 g Desiccated coconut
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Digestive biscuits, crushed
30
Marshmallows, chopped
30
Glacé cherries or 150-200g Milk chocolate (or 1/2 milk and 1/2 white), chopped
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tin
Condensed milk, 397g
100
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Heather M
24 days ago
Always a favourite in our house
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
23 days ago
They never fail to bring a smile to a face 😄
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Elizabeth Storey
3 months ago
OMG 😋 I made it with biscoff biscuits and added some honeycomb and Cadbury buttons. I may end up in a sugar coma 😂 This should be illegal 😝
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
3 months ago
Those look glorious Elizabeth 🤤 I've made Biscoff ones before but never added crunchie, love that idea! My Granda loves Biscoff too, so I'll be sure to make my version soon and get it up 🙌🏻
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Karen G
4 months ago
Can’t beat good olde 15s. Instead of cutting marshmallows I used the mini bags and add chopped walnuts. Love that we extra touch of chocolate. Yum. Tu k x
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
3 months ago
I always find the bigger marshmallows taste better, maybe I'm imagining it 😅 Love the addition of walnuts though 🤤 There's so much you can do with the 15, they're the best traybake 🙌🏻
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Theresamarie W
4 months ago
Use smaller marshmallows chocolate buttons glazed cherries went down well
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
4 months ago
Those look delicious 🤤 Delighted they went down well 🙌🏻
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Rosie C
4 months ago
These went down a hit over here in CT !! Love them
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
4 months ago
Love to hear it Rosie 😄
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Jonathan C
4 months ago
Used maltesers instead of cherries, worked well!
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
4 months ago
Smart move 🙌🏻 They're so versatile when it comes to that but all taste great 🤤
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Jonathan C
4 months ago
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
4 months ago
Looking great mate! How did they go down?
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Nikki F
5 months ago
First time making fifteens and they are class! Used malteasers and galaxy chocolate instead of the cherries because who’s eating cherries when you can have chocolate!? 🤣. Dead easy to make and perfect with a cup of tea!
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Marina
4 months ago
Great idea . I don’t like cherries and always end up picking them out !
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
4 months ago
Any chocolate or chocolate bar works well 🙌🏻 even some jelly sweets aren't a bad shout either!
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
5 months ago
They look delicious Nikki, delighted you like them. Great swaps on the cherries, my best mate Conor would be proud haha! Love to hear it.
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Nikki F
5 months ago
Haha, well Conor sounds like a sensible man! 🤣
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Rebecca W
5 months ago
These went down a treat at the youth rugby games today. Made a double batch and took some to have a coffee and chat with sisters after. Made with chocolate as suggested instead of cherries 👌
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
5 months ago
Brilliant, I'm sure the kids were delighted to see you coming haha. The chocolate twist is a good one! Sometimes takes a little more condensed milk to have them nice and moist is all. Delighted you're straight in creating recipes already!
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Maria B
5 months ago
The gang in work absolutely love these
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
5 months ago
Absolutely love seeing this! You’ll be the favourite in work now haha.
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Richard M
5 months ago
Love this, always a favourite in our house.
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
5 months ago
They're hard to beat my man!
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Prep
10m
Cook
30m
Total
40m
Ingredients
Method
Turn cooking mode on
Step 1
Crush your digestives up in a food processor and then add to a large mixing bowl. Cut your marshmallows in 1/2 with some scissors, dipping the scissors in water to help it not stick. Add these to the crushed digestives and mix about so they don't stick to one another. Cut your cherries the same way and add to the bowl, mixing throughout. Pour in your condensed milk and combine with a large spoon.
30 Digestive biscuits
30 Marshmallows
30 Glacé cherries or 150-200g Milk chocolate (or 1/2 milk and 1/2 white)
1 tin Condensed milk
Step 2
You can get your hands involved at the end. Sprinkle your counter with desiccated coconut and lump the mixture onto this. Roll into a thick log coating in the desiccated coconut. Wrap tightly in some tin foil or parchment paper, setting aside to firm up for 30-60 minutes. I prefer them moist and chewy but you can leave them longer or place in the fridge for a harder set. These are so simple but you'll view life differently after trying them!
100 g Desiccated coconut
For
15
M
I
30
Digestive biscuits, crushed
30
Marshmallows, chopped
30
Glacé cherries or 150-200g Milk chocolate (or 1/2 milk and 1/2 white), chopped
1
tin
Condensed milk, 397g
100
g
Desiccated coconut, about
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Heather M
24 days ago
Always a favourite in our house
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
23 days ago
They never fail to bring a smile to a face 😄
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Elizabeth Storey
3 months ago
OMG 😋 I made it with biscoff biscuits and added some honeycomb and Cadbury buttons. I may end up in a sugar coma 😂 This should be illegal 😝
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
3 months ago
Those look glorious Elizabeth 🤤 I've made Biscoff ones before but never added crunchie, love that idea! My Granda loves Biscoff too, so I'll be sure to make my version soon and get it up 🙌🏻
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Karen G
4 months ago
Can’t beat good olde 15s. Instead of cutting marshmallows I used the mini bags and add chopped walnuts. Love that we extra touch of chocolate. Yum. Tu k x
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
3 months ago
I always find the bigger marshmallows taste better, maybe I'm imagining it 😅 Love the addition of walnuts though 🤤 There's so much you can do with the 15, they're the best traybake 🙌🏻
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Theresamarie W
4 months ago
Use smaller marshmallows chocolate buttons glazed cherries went down well
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
4 months ago
Those look delicious 🤤 Delighted they went down well 🙌🏻
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Rosie C
4 months ago
These went down a hit over here in CT !! Love them
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
4 months ago
Love to hear it Rosie 😄
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Jonathan C
4 months ago
Used maltesers instead of cherries, worked well!
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
4 months ago
Smart move 🙌🏻 They're so versatile when it comes to that but all taste great 🤤
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Jonathan C
4 months ago
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
4 months ago
Looking great mate! How did they go down?
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Nikki F
5 months ago
First time making fifteens and they are class! Used malteasers and galaxy chocolate instead of the cherries because who’s eating cherries when you can have chocolate!? 🤣. Dead easy to make and perfect with a cup of tea!
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Marina
4 months ago
Great idea . I don’t like cherries and always end up picking them out !
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
4 months ago
Any chocolate or chocolate bar works well 🙌🏻 even some jelly sweets aren't a bad shout either!
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
5 months ago
They look delicious Nikki, delighted you like them. Great swaps on the cherries, my best mate Conor would be proud haha! Love to hear it.
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Nikki F
5 months ago
Haha, well Conor sounds like a sensible man! 🤣
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Rebecca W
5 months ago
These went down a treat at the youth rugby games today. Made a double batch and took some to have a coffee and chat with sisters after. Made with chocolate as suggested instead of cherries 👌
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
5 months ago
Brilliant, I'm sure the kids were delighted to see you coming haha. The chocolate twist is a good one! Sometimes takes a little more condensed milk to have them nice and moist is all. Delighted you're straight in creating recipes already!
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Maria B
5 months ago
The gang in work absolutely love these
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
5 months ago
Absolutely love seeing this! You’ll be the favourite in work now haha.
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Richard M
5 months ago
Love this, always a favourite in our house.
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Jonny (Hungry Hooker)
5 months ago
They're hard to beat my man!
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