Recipes

Biscoff & White Chocolate Magnums

Posted on Sep 11, 2024 by Macro Mike

  • serves 5
  • cooking time 12 hours

Ingredients

Ice-cream Mixture
¾ cupCashews (soaked 4 hours)
¼ cupCacao butter, melted
¾ cupCoconut milk (chilled and thick part from the can)
1 tspVanilla
¼ cupRice malt syrup or maple syrup
25gMacro Mike Salted Caramel Protein 
 Pinch of sea salt
Mix ins
5Biscoff biscuits, broken
Coating
¾ cupBiscoff, melted
5Biscoff biscuits (crushed)
250gWhite Vegan Chocolate

 

Recipe by: @adatewithsam

Imagine your childhood dream coming true... biscoff & white choc magnums, with a creamy salted caramel filling; they are coated in a thick layer of biscoff and then encased with a white chocolate and biscoff cookie shell. Ahh I know 🥲🥲

Steps

  1. Add all your ice-cream ingredients to a food processor and blend until the mixture is smooth and free of lumps.⁣
  2. Pour into your silicone ice cream moulds making sure you leave enough room to include your biscoff biscuits (3/4 full).  Break apart your biscoff biscuits and scatter them throughout the mixture/push into the mix. Insert your popsicle sticks and place in the freezer to set for 3 hours.⁣
  3. Once the mixture has frozen, melt your biscoff spread and pour into a shallow bowl or tall glass. Working one by one, remove your ice creams from the moulds and dip them into your melted biscoff mixture. Place onto a lined baking tray and place back in the freezer to set for 1 hour. 
  4. Once your biscoff layer has set, melt your chocolate over a low heat until the chocolate is smooth, runny and glossy. Add your crushed biscoff biscuits to the chocolate mixture and mix through with a spoon. 
  5. Remove the ice creams from the freezer and dip them into the chocolate mixture one by one. (I like to spoon the chocolate over the ice-creams over a shallow bowl). Repeat the process until all are coated in chocolate. Put back in the freezer to set for approximately 1 hour. 
  6. Enjoy!