A collection of all my baking with weetbix! These recipes are some of the most popular on my website.
My first ever recipe to reach 1 million views of Facebook was my Chocolate Weetbix Slice . It has now been viewed almost 3 million times! Since then I have created multiple recipes using Weetbix, all of which are super popular with my followers. Below I have created a round up of The Best Weetbix Recipes all in one place for you. I hope your friends and family enjoy these treats as much as mine do.
Common questions about Weetbix:
What are other names for Weetbix? In New Zealand and Australia we refer to this cereal as Weetbix or Weet-Bix. But they are also known as Weetabix, Wheatabix and Wheat Biscuits in other parts of the world. No matter which brand you use, they will all work well in these recipes.
How much does one Weetbix weigh? One Weetbix weighs between 16-17g, but this can depend on the brand you use. These recipes are such a good way to use up the crumbs in the bottom of the box.
Can I use Gluten Free Weetbix instead of regular? Absolutely. Gluten Free weetbix are a little bit more expensive but a great alternative for coeliacs and people who are gluten intolerant.
Are weetbix vegan? Yes!
Can I use the crumbs at the bottom of the box? For sure. I actually prefer to use the crumbs as they might otherwise be thrown out. Just make sure you use a scale to measure out the quantity you need as stated in my recipes.Where did Weetbix originate? Although New Zealanders have a healthy rivalry with our cousins across the ditch, I can admit Weetbix originated in Sydney, Australia.
Are Weetbix good for you? So good. Weetbix are full of healthy whole grains and are high in Vitamin B as well as Iron. They are also low in sugar.
Thanks so much for reading along. I hope you got some great inspiration for baking with Weetbix!
Best Weetbix recipes
All of the delicious Weetbix recipes from my website plus links to some other great ideas from my food blogging friends here in NZ and Australia.
No Bake Chocolate Weetbix Slice
This no-bake chocolate slice is a super easy kid-friendly recipe from Stacey at My Kids Lick The Bowl
Chocolate, date and Weetbix bliss balls
Moreish little bites full of dried fruit, nuts and chocolate.
Marshmallow Fudge Slice
This Marshmallow Fudge Slice is simple but so fun to make. Recipe from Anna at Just A Mum.
Chocolate Caramel Weetbix Slice
Another great slice from Anna at Just a Mum. This slice was born out of a need to use up that pesky half can of sweetened condensed milk in the fridge.
Passionfruit weetbix slice
Super simple baked slice topped with tangy icing, perfect for when Passionfruit are in season.
Healthy WeetBix Balls
Delicious and healthy bliss balls filled with dates, chia seeds and sultanas from Lucy at Bake Play Smile.
Banana WeetBix Muffins
Muffins filled with banana and weetbix from The Organised Housewife
Milo and WeetBix Balls
An Easy Lunchbox Snack Recipe from Lauren at Create Bake Make.
After even more inspiration?
Here are some other epic Weetbix recipes from my friends in the food blogging community.
1) No Bake Weetbix Slice
This delicious No Bake Weetbix Slice is from my friend Stacey at My Kids Lick The Bowl. Stacey focuses on healthy family food for babies, toddlers and young children.
2) Weetbix Marshmallow Slice
This Marshmallow Fudge Slice is such a fun recipe to share and looks great at parties and morning teas. This recipe was created by by my friend and fellow Taupō food blogger Anna from Just a Mum. Anna is so much more than just a mum (who bakes yummy food with love), she is the ultimate boss lady!
3) Chocolate Caramel Weetbix Slice
Another great slice from Anna at Just a Mum - Chocolate Caramel Weetbix Slice. This slice was born out of a need to use up that pesky half can of sweetened condensed milk in the fridge. Such a yummy slice.
Elaine Jacobson says
What is Milo?
VJ cooks says
https://www.milo.co.nz/powder
Anthony Brewer says
In Australia Milo is the number 1 chocolate or malt drink powder.
Or you can eat it out of the can.
Its special because it doesnt dissolve in the milk so its a snack and drink