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Buttery shortbread base meets a thick, golden layer of homemade condensed milk caramel in this classic treat. Using quality Cadbury chocolate for the snap-on-snap finish, this caramel slice strikes a balance between a biscuit-like crunch and a smooth, fudge-like center.

The aroma of toasted coconut and brown sugar wafts through the kitchen as the base bakes, setting the stage for the silky filling. Achieving that signature golden hue takes a little patience on the stovetop, but it yields a much deeper flavor profile than store-bought versions.

Since this traybake holds up well in the fridge, it is a practical choice for afternoon tea or when you need a reliable dessert that can be prepped in advance. Serve it in clean, sharp squares once the chocolate layer has set for a professional finish that tastes even better after a night in the chill.

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If you have a soft spot for the classic combination of buttery biscuit and silky caramel, you might also enjoy experimenting with our easy chocolate caramel slice. For those who can't get enough of that iconic creamy flavor profile, our Cadbury chocolate cheesecake is another indulgent way to highlight your favorite confectionery brand in a decadent dessert format.

Key Ingredients

  • Butter: Used to create the crumbly base and the rich, creamy caramel filling.
  • Brown sugar: Provides a deep molasses sweetness to both the base and the caramel layer.
  • Desiccated coconut: Adds texture and a subtle tropical flavor to the biscuit-like base.
  • Condensed milk: Thickens the filling and gives the caramel its signature smooth, gooey consistency.
  • Chocolate: Forms the hardened, glossy topping that completes the dessert slice.
  • Coconut oil: Melted with the chocolate to create a smooth, spreadable ganache topping.

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