If you are the kind of person whose favorite time of day is tea time, and you are also a whiz in the kitchen, then you definitely need to try this recipe for tea biscuits.
Created by Izy Hossack from Top With Cinnamon, the DIY Chocolate HobNob Biscuits are inspired by the classic British store-bought cookies. The tea-accompanying treats are adapted from Kate Doran's Homemade Memories.
To try these homemade tea biscuits, you will need baking powder, baking soda, golden syrup, light brown sugar, quick cooking oats, salt, unsalted butter, wheat germ and wholemeal flour for the base. The chocolate coating is made from chopped chocolate (dark, plain or semi-sweet depending on your preference) and either coconut oil or butter.
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