This no-bake Biscoff rocky road takes 10 minutes of prep and 1 hour of chilling. Melted white chocolate, cookie butter, and butter coat crunchy speculoos cookies, mini marshmallows, and sweet fudge pieces.
125gSmooth Biscoff Spread(2/3 cup) + 2 tbsp for decoration
50gUnsalted Butter(1/4 cup)
130gMini Marshmallows(4.5 oz)
200gLotus Biscoff Biscuits(7 oz) chopped
75gFudge Pieces(1/2 cup)
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Instructions
Prepare the 8-inch square pan with grease and parchment across the bottom and sides, leaving an overhang, then microwave the white chocolate, Biscoff spread, and butter together in 10-second bursts, stirring thoroughly after every burst. Stop heating once stirring produces a glossy, ribbon-smooth mixture without solid chocolate pieces.
Fold the mini marshmallows, chopped Biscoff cookies, and fudge pieces through the melted coating with a spatula. Keep turning the mixture until the mix-ins look evenly coated and distributed, without crushing the cookie chunks.
Pack the mixture into the lined pan, pressing firmly into the corners and leveling the surface, then refrigerate for 1 hour. The slab should feel firm enough to lift with the parchment rather than sag or pull apart.
Lift out the slab, cut it into 16 bars, arrange them on a cooling rack over newspaper, then microwave the reserved 2 tablespoons of Biscoff spread in a microwave-safe piping or food bag for 20 seconds, snip a small opening, and drizzle zigzags over the bars. Let the decoration set completely so it stays in place when you handle the bars.
Notes
Melting tip: Use dry utensils and heat the white chocolate mixture in short 10-second bursts on low power, stirring well after each interval so it turns glossy without turning grainy or separating.Texture tip: Keep the cookies in chunky, bite-sized pieces for a clear crunch, and let the melted base cool briefly if it feels hot so the mini marshmallows do not melt into sticky streaks.Slicing tip: Press the mixture firmly into the pan corners to avoid crumbly edges, and let the chilled slab soften slightly at room temperature before cutting with steady downward pressure so the top does not crack.Ingredient swap: If British baking fudge pieces are unavailable, substitute an equal amount of Kraft caramel bits, finely chopped soft vanilla caramels, chopped milk chocolate fudge, or butterscotch chips.Storage: Store set bars in a tightly closed container with parchment paper between layers, keeping them chilled in warm kitchens and away from moisture.Nutrition information is an estimate based on common ingredients and serving sizes. Values may vary depending on brands, portions, and substitutions.