Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (2024)

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This is my recipe for Ginger Slice - a super simple no bake slice using ginger biscuits and dark chocolate.

Today I'm bringing you a recipe for the isolation (non) bakers out there... it's my recipe for a no bake ginger slice. So it's not really baking, it's baking's dirty little secret - the no bake slice. This not only means less cooking (with the same amount of eating though!) but it also means this is a great recipe to get the kids involved with!Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (1)

Table of Contents

  • Ingredients you will need for this slice
  • How to make ginger slice
  • My top tips for making this slice
  • Other no bake slice recipes you may like
  • 📖 Recipe
  • Ginger Slice - No Bake

Ingredients you will need for this slice

  • Gingernut biscuits
  • condensed milk
  • butter
  • golden syrup
  • ground ginger (optional)
  • dark chocolate (or substitute milk chocolate)

*Please see the recipe card below for exact quantities and detailed instructions

How to make ginger slice

  1. Grease and line a 20cm (8") square cake tin and set aside.
  2. Place Gingernut biscuits in a food processor.Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (2)
  3. Process into crumbs then set aside.
  4. In a large bowl, melt part of the butter in the microwave (see recipe for amounts).Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (3)
  5. Add condensed milk and ground ginger (if using) and mix.
  6. Add golden syrup and mix.Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (4)
  7. Then add biscuits crumbs.
  8. Mix until well incorporated.Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (5)
  9. Press biscuit mixture into the base of your tin, and place the tin in the fridge to start setting, while you melt the chocolate for the topping.
  10. Place dark chocolate into a bowl, along with the remaining butter.Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (6)
  11. Microwave in 30 second bursts (stirring between bursts) until chocolate is melted and smooth.
  12. Pour chocolate over the top of the biscuit layer, smooth the top and refrigerate until set.Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (7)

My top tips for making this slice

  • One of the big advantages of making a no bake slice is when it comes to baking/cake tins. To be more specific, you don't need one! Because we aren't going to be oven baking, you can feel free to use any suitable size container you may have on hand. I'm thinking of my overflowing Tupperware cupboard!
  • Also, these great no bake recipes are a bit more flexible when it comes to tin/container size without having to worry about varying the cook time - for this particular slice recipe a smaller tin would be fine, your layers will just be a bit thicker than mine. I wouldn't go much larger than the size I've given (20cm / 8" square) or it will come out quite thin.
  • The ground ginger is optional, I leave it in because I really like a good ginger flavour.
  • You can substitute milk chocolate for the dark chocolate if you prefer.

Other no bake slice recipes you may like

Caramel and Peanut Butter Slice - this is just about my favourite no bake slice. Sweet and salty heaven!

Rocky Road with Maltesers - a crunchy/chewy combo of maltesers and marshmallows, covered in milk chocolate.

Tim Tam Cheesecake Slice - this awesome no bake slice uses dark chocolate Tim Tams plus cream cheese.

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Ginger Slice - No Bake

Ginger Slice - a super simple no bake slice using ginger biscuits and dark chocolate.

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Total Time: 25 minutes minutes

Serving: 16

Calories: 190kcal

Author: Lee-Ann Grace

Ingredients

  • 250 g Gingernut biscuits
  • 80 g condensed milk
  • 120 g butter divided
  • 1 tablespoon golden syrup
  • 1 teaspoon ground ginger optional
  • 200 g dark chocolate

Instructions

  • Grease and line a 20cm (8") square cake tin and set aside (see my notes).

  • Place Gingernut biscuits in a food processor, then process into crumbs then set aside.

  • In a large microwave safe bowl, melt butter (70g) then add condensed milk (80g) and ground ginger (1 teaspoon - if using) and mix. Then add golden syrup (1 tbsp) and mix to incorporate.

  • Add biscuits crumbs and mix together well. Press biscuit mixture into the base of your tin, and place the tin in the fridge to start setting, while you melt the chocolate for the topping.

  • Place dark chocolate (200g) into a microwave safe bowl, along with the remaining butter (50g). Microwave in 30 second bursts (stirring between bursts with a metal spoon) until chocolate is melted and smooth.

  • Pour chocolate in an even layer over the top of the biscuit layer, smooth the top and refrigerate for 2 hours or until set.

Notes

  • One of the big advantages of making a no bake slice is when it comes to baking/cake tins. To be more specific, you don't need one! Because we aren't going to be oven baking, you can feel free to use any suitable size container you may have on hand. I'm thinking of my overflowing Tupperware cupboard!
  • Also, these great no bake recipes are a bit more flexible when it comes to tin/container size without having to worry about varying the cook time - for this particular slice recipe a smaller tin would be fine, your layers will just be a bit thicker than mine. I wouldn't go much larger than the size I've given (20cm / 8" square) or it will come out quite thin.
  • The ground ginger is optional, I leave it in because I really like a good ginger flavour.
  • You can substitute milk chocolate for the dark chocolate if you prefer.

*Please note that the amount of calories per serve is provided as a guide only, as ingredients and cooking methods can vary greatly*

Calories: 190kcal

Reader Interactions

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    • Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (10)Lee-Ann

      Definitely Eilidh!

      Reply

  1. Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (11)Pauline O

    Hi Lee-Ann

    As a ginger anything lover, when I found this slice on Pinterest I raced out and bought the ginger nut biscuits. This was about two years ago and have been making it ever since. Everyone who has eaten it raves about it and asks for the recipe. One of the good things about it is it is an Australian recipe and I know exactly what the ingredients and measurements are. Many, many thanks.

    Reply

    • Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (12)Lee-Ann

      Thanks Pauline, that's so sweet of you! It's my total pleasure, and I just love hearing how people use my recipes. You've made my day 🙂

      Reply

  2. Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (13)Alison

    Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (14)
    I'm making this for the second time in as many weeks. It's sooo good! My friend said it's the best thing she's ever tasted, lol

    Reply

    • Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (15)Lee-Ann

      lol, thanks Alison! I appreciate you letting me know, I love to get these comments <3

      Reply

  3. Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (16)Charlotte

    Would these keep longer if I vaccum sealed them, love love your site

    Reply

    • Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (17)Lee-Ann

      I would think so Charlotte, but I haven't vac sealed anything before! Maybe the vac sealer itself comes with some info you could refer to? Thanks for the love!

      Reply

  4. Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (18)Christine Woolfall

    Why can’t I find a list of amounts needed

    Reply

    • Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (19)Lee-Ann

      Hi Christine! The amounts are all in the recipe card at the bottom of the page.

      Reply

  5. Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (20)Lisa H

    Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (21)
    Chocolate and ginger is one of my fav combos. This was great!

    Reply

    • Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (22)Lee-Ann

      Thanks Lisa!

      Reply

  6. Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (23)Cindy

    Is golden syrup the same as honey? And is condensed milk, sweetened condensed
    Milk?

    Reply

    • Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (24)Lee-Ann

      Hi Cindy! Sorry for the late reply, the site has been undergoing some maintenance. Golden syrup is different to honey (looks like it though lol), but if you can't find golden syrup you could use honey as a substitute or maybe maple syrup. And yes, condensed milk is sweetened condensed milk. Thanks Lx

      Reply

  7. Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (25)Annmarie

    Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (26)
    This is a great Slice I just love it . How long does this keep for and and where please

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    • Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (27)Lee-Ann

      Thanks Annmarie, glad you enjoyed it. It should keep for a week in the fridge.

      Reply

  8. Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (28)Lorraine

    Would this be gluten free

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    • Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (29)Lee-Ann

      Sorry Lorraine, no it wouldn't be gluten free. L x

      Reply

    • Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (30)Di Pridham

      You could use gluten free ginger biscuits. .........

      Reply

  9. Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (31)SANDY

    Would this ginger slice recipe be suitable to freeze

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    • Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (32)Lee-Ann

      I think it should freeze really well Sandy, full disclosure though ours get eaten before that!

      Reply

    • Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (33)Barbara

      Thanks for asking that question I was pondering that myself!

      Reply

  10. Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (34)Vivienne Potter

    I have just found your blog and I wanted to tell you how excited I was. My first attempt is going to be the roast potatoes followed (quickly) by the mini potato snacks. The no cook slices will be taste tested soon. This is not really meant as a comment just a silly old lady who needed a boost in life due to multiple chronic illnesses which make life a bit "down" at times. But trying these recipes should brighten up life a bit. I like your recipes also because the list of ingredients is nice and small. I avoid recipes which have 10 ingredients or more. I have more to do with life. Many thanks and good luck with your blog.

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    • Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (35)Lee-Ann

      Thanks Vivienne! Your comment has made my day (and week!) I’m very thankful you took the time to let me know .
      Thanks so much!
      L x

      Reply

  11. Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (36)Jay

    Hi Lee-Ann

    Can I assume that being an Aussie your measures are Australian standard eg 20ml tablespoon etc.

    Love finding Aussie recipes on Pinterest.

    Reply

    • Ginger Slice - No Bake · Chef Not Required... (37)Lee-Ann

      Hi Jay (or G’day!), I’m glad you found me too! Yes, I use standard Australian measures.

      Reply

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