Biscoff Goodness

A little more than a month ago, one of my classmates introduced me to Biscoff Spread by letting me indulge in a spoonful of goodness.  Biscoff Spread is made from no other than Biscoff cookies--light, crispy, and caramel like graham crackers.  I told Mister B. about it and we immediately went on the hunt for it starting at Walmart then onto Whole Foods, and finally CVS, but we were unsuccessful.  A couple days later, Mister B. went to a Walmart nearby his work and he lucked out and found both these babies.  We put it on bread, Sky Flake crackers, anything and everything you would with peanut butter or Nutella.

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The weekend before Mister B. found Biscoff, we had baked Nutella brownie bites--easy and satisfying!

However, the hazelnut flavor from the Nutella didn't stand out as much as we had hoped for.  So, once we got our hands on Biscoff, we already knew that we wanted to try to do the same thing with it--Biscoff bites!  We just replaced the Nutella with Biscoff  and voila, delicious treats in 12 minutes.  &&& they turned out amazing!!  Even the baby sister and my niece inhaled them faster than the Nutella ones.  Be sure to bake them for no longer than 12 minutes at 350 degrees if you want that gooey goodness.

Biscoff spread and cookies can be found in California at Cost Plus World Market, CVS, Fresh & Easy, Lucky Supermarkets, Raley's, Rite Aid, Safeway, Walgreen's, Walmart, and Whole Foods and can also be ordered online.  

Have you tried Biscoff?  If you have, let us know what you think of it or if you've used it in other recipes!

xoxo,

miss b.