• You can use a hand held electric whisk or stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment to make this recipe. It can also be mixed by hand (and a little elbow grease!)
• We used a combination of white and brown sugar as this gives more of a caramel flavor, however, you can use all white sugar if you prefer.
• Be sure to measure your flour accurately by spooning it into the cup then levelling off the top with a knife.
• You can use white chocolate chips, milk chocolate chips or semi-sweet chips for this recipe. Chopping a chocolate bar of your choice into small pieces will also work equally as well.
• When adding the Biscoff spread it’s better to warm it up slightly as this makes it much easier to spread. Likewise it’s easier to drizzle on the baked blondies if it’s been warmed up beforehand.
• We used an 8” square pan for this recipe which results in thick blondies. You can use a 9” square without having to alter the recipe although your blondies will bake up slightly thinner.
• For blondies, we recommend a baking time of 30 minutes. This will give you a slightly gooey middle. If you like your blondies really gooey then reduce the baking time to 25 minutes. Any longer in the oven than 30 minutes and your blondies will turn to the consistency of cake!
• We tend to leave our blondies on the counter overnight after they’ve been baked. This helps them to set up and makes them easier to cut. If you want to eat them sooner, do wait until the pan feels completely cool before attempting to remove them from the pan. You can put them into the fridge to cool to speed the process up a bit.
• Storage: Biscoff Blondies should be stored in an airtight container at room temperature where they will stay fresh for at least 3 days. Biscoff Blondies can be frozen for up to 1 month, however, the cookies on top will soften over time.