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Our favourite Biscoff recipes

There are plenty of Biscoff recipes if you have a jar to hand from Biscoff cheesecake to Biscoff cake.

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Biscoff spread has risen in popularity in the last few years. It's no wonder, as it works so well in desserts - whether as a Biscoff cheesecake or paired with apples and wrapped in puff pastry as an easy sweet treat.

It's almost magic and can be used in a three-ingredient Biscoff cake (just add eggs and baking powder) or a three-ingredient self-saucing pudding. Below, we round up our pick of the best Biscoff recipes.

1

Biscoff French Toast Bake

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The easy way to make French toast for a crowd! Chocolate hazelnut spread would work well in place of Biscoff, if you prefer.

Recipe: Biscoff French Toast Bake

2

Biscoff Refrigerator Cake

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We’ve turned the nation’s favourite biscuit spread into a no-bake refrigerator cake! If you can’t find mini marshmallows use large ones and roughly chop them, or snip into smaller pieces with scissors, before using.

Recipe: Biscoff Refrigerator Cake

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3

Three-ingredient Biscoff cake recipe

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Sounds crazy, but this tray bake cake is probably the simplest bake you’ll ever make - and it only has three ingredients! A super easy Biscoff recipe.

Recipe: Three-ingredient Biscoff tray bake

4

Biscoff cheesecake recipe

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Rich and full of caramel flavour, this cheesecake is perfect for the Biscoff lover in your life

Recipe: Biscoff cheesecake

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5

Three-Ingredient Self-saucing Biscoff Pudding

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When combined with a couple of basic ingredients, you won’t believe that Biscoff spread turns into this gloriously gooey and fluffy pudding, but it really works!

Recipe: Three-Ingredient Self-saucing Biscoff Pudding

6

Biscoff and Cinnamon Apple Puff Pockets

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These mini apple pies are cooked with Biscoff spread so they have a wonderful spiced biscuit flavour throughout. Be careful when tucking into this Biscoff recipe, as the filling gets very hot!

Recipe: Biscoff and Cinnamon Apple Puff Pockets

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7

Biscoff Tiramisu

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We’ve turned this much-loved biscuit spread into a cheat’s tiramisu that’s perfect as an indulgent dinner party dessert. If you’d like to make this dessert alcohol-free, simply use cooled strong espresso in place of coffee liqueur.

Recipe: Biscoff Tiramisu

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