Cereal - This recipe uses rice krispies cereal. I would not recommend substituting any other cereal. Chocolate Chips: I used semi-sweet chocolate chips, but milk or white chocolate would also work well. Remove the bread loaf pan from the freezer and evenly pour melted chocolate over top. Sprinkle with flaky sea salt. Chocolate - I love the flavour of milk chocolate so that is my personal preference for this recipe. You can also use semi-sweet chocolate, dark chocolate, or white chocolate if you prefer any of those. Even chocolate chips will work. Chocolate Bar Silicone Molds - You can actually buy silicone molds for making your homemade chocolate bars these days. Use those if you want a more traditional shaped to these.

Optional – mini chocolate chips for base, vanilla extract, coconut sugar, oat flour, protein powder or plant-based protein, etc. For extra flair, consider drizzling melted chocolate or caramel over the chilled bites or sprinkling them with sea salt for a sweet and salty contrast. Maple Syrup: A great way to natural sweeten these bites. I would wager that honey will work well too in this recipe. These arguably taste better straight from the freezer. For longer-term storage, you can freeze Chocolate Crunch Bites. Place them on a baking sheet in the freezer until they are firm, and then transfer them to an airtight container or freezer-safe bag. Properly stored, they can last for several months. The lifetime pension cap has previously meant thousands chose to leave the workforce early to avoid being taxed at retirement.

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The new two-way 'ultra' speed camera drivers must watch out for! Here's what they look like and how they work No matter how you make them I can guarantee they won't last long. These vanished so fast in my house. I'm not pointing any fingers or anything but if I did they'd be pointing right at me.Fast food giant McDonald's has also launched a recruitment campaign targeting older workers. It features an employee at the chain who took the job after deciding he 'isn't the retiring type'. I almost feel like chocolate is the only thing getting me by right now! It’s sad to say, but it’s definitely the highlight of my day (the rhyme wasn’t intentional, promise haha!). Government allows houses to be split into flats without planning permission: Who are the winners and losers? Cheesecake Pans - Mini cheesecake pans are great for making these too. You can buy the ones with removable bottoms to make it easier to remove treats.

They are so super easy to make. You can shape them any way you like. Press them into a rimmed pan and cut them into squares. Or use a muffin tin like I did. To a medium mixing bowl or large bowl, add the melted peanut butter and honey. Combine well. You can also use a food processor, but not necessary. When I freeze candy like these crunch bars, I typically wrap in plastic wrap and store in airtight container.Yes, you can use your favorite type of chocolate, be it dark, milk, or white, to make Chocolate Crunch Bites. The choice of chocolate will determine the overall flavor. Nearly a quarter of John Lewis's workforce is now aged over 56. The company allows its employees to work reduced hours around caring responsibilities.