Not Just for St. Nicholas: Haribo Bear Loaf (or Cake)

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You're whisking up a light meringue-based loaf cake packed with Haribo bears, dried fruit, chocolate, and nuts, then finishing it off with a silky chocolate glaze. The baking only takes 25 minutes, but the fun part is folding all those sweet treats into the batter without deflating the meringue – it's easier than it sounds. By the end, you'll have a festive, chocolatey loaf that's perfect for St. Nicholas Day or any time during the Christmas season.

  1. Whip up a stiff meringue

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    Whip up a stiff meringue

    Put the egg whites into a stand mixer bowl fitted with the whisk attachment and beat until stiff. Add a pinch of salt and icing sugar, then whisk again. While the meringue is whipping, melt the butter and let it cool slightly.


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  2. Fold in the bears

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    Fold in the bears

    Into the sweetened meringue, add the flour and melted butter alternately, a little at a time, folding gently after each addition so the meringue doesn't lose too much volume. Finely chop the fruit, Haribo bears, chocolate and nuts, then fold them into the batter, little by little.


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    Pour into the moulds

    Rinse silicone bear-shaped moulds with cold water, then pour in the batter. Bake in an oven preheated to 160Β°C for 25 minutes.

Not Just for St. Nicholas: Haribo Bear Loaf (or Cake)

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Active time total 1 h 25 min
Prep 25 min Cook 1 h
Plus 30 min of resting (not counted in active time)

10 Ingredients

5 Steps

Medium Difficulty

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About this recipe

On St. Nicholas Day, children have traditionally been treated to fresh and dried fruit. A piece of chocolate is never missing either, and often some favourite Haribo sweets too. I've combined all these treats into a classic meringue-style loaf cake, topped with a chocolate glaze (or left plain, whichever you prefer). At our house, the glazed bear version was a hit and disappeared in no time... this lovely loaf is just as good for the whole Christmas season, so there's no need to save it only for St. Nicholas Day.

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