Pimp That Snack
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Two large chocolate and treacle biscuits are patterned with Oreo-style decoration and joined with a thick layer of buttercream.

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  • The source lists cocoa twice, including “750 g cocoa”, then uses butter in the method without listing a butter quantity. Cream and icing sugar are given as a carton and a box. Baking is described only as “a long time”, without an oven setting. No guessed correction is substituted for these omissions. Source 1 · Source 2 · Source 3 · Source 4
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1.5kg flour 2 tsp baking powder 5 tbsp cocoa 750g cocoa 200g chocolate 430g soft brown sugar 350g black treacle 150g golden syrup 1 carton of double cream 1 whole box of icing sugar 2 tbsp caster sugar Approx. £12.00 (we spent £10.69 in the shop but we had a few ingredients already)

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1) Ingredients:

1.5kg flour
2 tsp baking powder
5 tbsp cocoa
750g cocoa
200g chocolate
430g soft brown sugar
350g black treacle
150g golden syrup
1 carton of double cream
1 whole box of icing sugar
2 tbsp caster sugar
Approx. £12.00 (we spent £10.69 in the shop but we had a few ingredients already)

Flour, cocoa, baking powder, treacle tins, icing sugar and cream arranged on a floral tablecloth

2) Sift the flour, melt the chocolate, butter and treacle together.

Pouring melted dark chocolate mixture from a glass jug into a saucepan on the hob

3) Kneading the liquids into the dry ingredients. Added food colouring – wore rubber gloves.

Two people in latex gloves kneading near-black chocolate dough in bowls at the table

4) Attractive dough. Looking good.

Three lumps of dark chocolate dough resting on a white plate beside a rolling pin

5) Roll and cut out the base…

Rolling the dark dough out into a large disc on a printed kitchen placemat

6) …and all the tiny, tiny pieces…

Two people carving the Oreo pattern into dough discs with knives at the table

7) The integral piece.

PIMP carved in blocky capitals into the flat slab of dark chocolate dough

8) Put it all together and bake for a long time. Times 2!

Two baked chocolate discs embossed with the Oreo pattern and PIMP, thumbs-up hand between them

9) Mix the filling.

Electric hand whisk beating pale buttercream filling in a large white mixing bowl

10) Measure up.

Side view of the assembled giant sandwich, thick cream layer between, normal Oreo beside it

11) Feel proud, very proud.

Four people crowded behind the finished giant Oreo on a board, normal Oreo in front

12) 4 people, 6 hours, a tense cross sectioning.

The giant Oreo cut open beside a glass of milk, thick white cream layer showing

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