The Nanaimo Bar Recipe Collection
The Nanaimo Bar Recipe Collection. From a new and improved classic Nanaimo bar recipe, to great new versions like Irish Cream, chocolate orange or raspberry. These 9 flavours will have you falling in love all over again with Canada's favourite cookie treat.
Note: I'm updating this collection in summer, because nobody wants to bake in summer heat!
The Nanaimo Bar Collection.
There's no doubt about it, Canada is a nation of Nanaimo Bar lovers and this Nanaimo Bar Recipe Collection is for all of us!
The recipe for my Chocolate Orange Nanaimo Bars has been incredibly popular ion Rock Recipes since the day I first posted it back in 2011.
Apparently there are a lot of folks out there like me who would do backflips over anything chocolate orange. The same goes for chocolate mint; that version has been equally popular.
Part of that popularity, for all the versions, is probably because they are no-bake and therefore relatively foolproof. The fact that they are freezer friendly, to enjoy over a long period, also figures highly into that popularity, no doubt.
For the Holidays
With them being so popular around the Holiday season, I've updated the recipes and added brand new photos to some of the recipes. I've also added two new flavours, Irish Cream and Kahlua, for a real festive time treat.
With Nine different versions now on site, I figured it was time to put them into their own collection for easy access to the individual recipes.
Try one of the new flavours. It might just become your new favourite.
Nanaimo Bars - building a better version. Try this revamped version of the classic Canadian treat with a more substantial base layer and an improved filling. Chocolate Nanaimo Bars. A triple chocolate version of the classic Canadian no bake treat that may well be one of the best chocolate cookie bars you've ever tasted. Chocolate Orange Nanaimo Bars - a new recipe with a twist on the classic Canadian treat, the Nanaimo bar. Here the sweet center gets infused with tangy orange flavor. Cappuccino Nanaimo Bars. Chocolate and coffee is a naturally delicious flavour combination that comes together perfectly in these incredible no bake cookie bars. These delectable, no-bake Chocolate Mint Nanaimo Bars are a twist on a classic Canadian treat that originated in its namesake town in British Columbia. A raspberry twist on a Canadian classic cookie bar treat.The Nanaimo Bar Recipe Collection
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I would just love the recipes for these Nanaimo Bars. Is that possibles?
I'm not sure what you are asking. Can you not follow the links to the recipes provided?
I think what she is asking and what would have been MUCH more convenient is for you to have shown that you need to click on the NAME of each bar to be taken to the recipe. I was a bit confused at first too and scrolled here to the bottom of the page looking for the basic base recipe and then the six versions of fillings and toppings before I realized I had to go to six different pages.
Hi, love your recipes, I grew up in fortune bay and yes I miss many treats my greatgrandmother made, one of them was the newbie pork and raisin buns, lassy buns, do you have the recipe?
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Never ever made pork buns. I think that was a generation before mine. We never had them growing up.