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34 delicious desserts with an easy biscuit crust

Too simple.
No-bake peanut butter and chocolate pie

Skip the effort it takes to put together a homemade sweet pastry for your desserts with our favourite handy shortcut – the biscuit base. This collection of tarts, pies, cakes and slices are all held together using blitzed pre-baked biscuits and melted butter.

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How to make the perfect cheesecake biscuit base

A buttery, crunch biscuit base is just as crucial to making a delicious cheesecake or slice as the filling or baking! Let our Test Kitchen experts show you how to get perfect bases every time.

Quick and easy to prepare and perfect for cheesecakes and slices, this simple technique will get you fantastic results, every time.

Step 1: Blend or process biscuits until they become fine crumbs.

Step 2: Pour in melted butter and process until just combined.

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Step 3: Spoon or pour the crumbs into a lined slice pan and use the base of a flat glass to press the mixture evenly and firmly across the pan.

Then simply pop the pan into the refrigerator for 30 minutes or until the mixture is firm and voila! Your biscuit base is now ready to use.

We’d recommend this caramel cheesecake slice or mint chocolate cheesecake slice to practice on; you can thank us later!

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Mint chocolate ice-cream cake
Quick & Easy
September 30, 2016

Mint chocolate ice-cream cake

Combining the brilliant flavours of sweet chocolate and refreshing peppermint, this delicious ice-cream cake makes the ultimate dessert for celebrations. It’s finished off with crunchy Mint Slice biscuits and fresh mint leaves to create a visual, and flavour, sensation.
By Women's Weekly Food
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Burnished key lime pie
Baking
August 29, 2016

Burnished key lime pie

Zesty citrus fruits and fluffy 
meringue combine in this crowd-pleasing dessert that’s light and tasty for summer. It’s a brilliant take on the classic dessert, with the meringue encasing the lemon and lime centre.
By Women's Weekly Food
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fig-topped cheesecake
Baking
August 31, 2009

Fig-topped cheesecake

Thickly sliced fresh nectarines or peaches can be used in place of figs. Note
By Women's Weekly Food
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