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Bounty Brek
Preparation info
- Makes
6–8
portions - Difficulty
Easy
Appears in
By Jack Monroe
Published 2020
A bastardization of two of my favourite things from childhood, Ready Brek and Bounty bars, amalgamated into one swift breakfast that takes just three minutes to make. If you really feel like cheating, you can just ping the kettle on and make it in a mug, because sometimes that’s exactly what’s needed.
Ingredients
250 g 50 g 3 tbsp
Method
Measure your oats into the large cup of a bullet blender, or the jug of a standard blender or food processor. Pulse for 10 seconds at a time so as not to overwork the motor, until the oats are finely ground – not as finely as flour, you want more of a sawdust consistency.
Transfer the ground oats to a large airtight jar. Measure in the coconut milk powder, cocoa powder and sugar or swee