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Milo Slice

By Rumblingtummy @RumblingTummi
My kids love Milo.  They can easily finish up a whole big tin within a month if I don't stop them.  I even found out that they eat Milo out from the can!  Luckily, my kids' body is not like mine.  If I do that, I think I will nose bleed.

So with this month Little Thumbs Up's Milo event, it is easy for me to put together something.I am going for Milo slice as I have never done this before and I think it is a good choice for my daughter's lunch box because since she fractured her wrist, it will makes life easier for her not having to queue for food in the canteen.

Milo SliceFindings: My slice is pretty thick as I was too lazy to clank up the oven so I just used a 5" X 5" square that is big enough to fit into my air fryer.  I should have re look at the recipe again, instead of baking it for 20 mins, I baked an extra 8 mins.  So I think it resulted in a dryer piece of slice.  

But overall, I quite like the taste.  What you need:80g brown sugar

20g castor sugar50g rolled oats125g milo80g self raising flour75g plain flour
85g almond meal1 egg125g melted butter
Method:
Preheat oven to 180°C.  Greased and Line a 5” baking square pan. (I used air fryer at 170°C)
Mix all dry ingredients together in a mixer.
Whisk the egg and melted butter until combined.
Pour the egg mixture into the dry ingredients and mixed until all is combined thoroughly.
Pour batter into a pan and level out evenly.

Bake for 15 – 20 mins.

Drizzle in melted chocolate (optional)
Milo Slice
Am submitting to Little Thumbs Up September (Milo) hosted byBake for Happy Kids and my little favorite DIY
Have fun with this.

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