Biscoff spread is something I see so many (non gluten free!) people raving about, and is something I have always wanted to try. Sadly as it is made from gluten filled Biscoff biscuits, I have never never been able to try it. When I saw that Schar had launched a Biscoff style biscuit, I knew I had to try making my own spread. The Schar Spekulatius biscuits are available to buy in Asda and Sainsburys, and are Free From gluten, dairy and egg!
My Biscoff spread is perfect for topping brownies (Click here for my gluten free and vegan brownie recipe) and also perfect for porridge bowls, on toast or just eating out of the jar! The spread is best served on the day you make it, but will keep in the in an air tight jar for 2 weeks (just heat it up for about 20 seconds in the microwave if it goes a little hard!). If you do make my Biscoff spread recipe I’d love to see, don’t forget to tag me in your photos over on social media!
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This recipe looks great! Does the spread set at room temperature/fridge temp like regular Biscoff spread? Or does it stay runny?
Thank you. The spread does set in the fridge but you can always heat in the microwave for 10 seconds to loosen it up a little.
Would love to know what the brownie recipe that you show in this post is!
Hi Dawn,
The brownie recipe is linked in the post near the top where it says (click here for my gluten free and vegan brownie recipe :))
Thanks,
Alice
Does this need to be kept in the fridge once made or can it be kept in a cupboard?
Either is fine :)
Hi 🙂
I am going to make this spread to use it in a gluten free, egg free and dairy free biscoff cheesecake. I need 350g of biscoff spread in total. Do I need to double this recipe?
Thanks 😊
Hi,
Yes I'd double the recipe:)
Thanks,
Alice