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Mars Bar Delight

Submitted by: Felicity McGrath

Mars Bar Delight

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Ingredients

3 Mars Bars
3 cups Rice Bubbles
85g butter

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Time: < 20 minutes
Difficulty: Easy
Serves: 24

So easy and so yummy! A perfect party treat.

Method

Simply melt Mars Bars and butter on low heat, stirring occasionally until melted.

Remove them from heat and add Rice Bubbles and mix it all together in a bowl.

Put the mix into a lined slice tray and press down firmly.

Place in fridge to set. Cut up big or small pieces depending on how many serves you want to make

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