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Take a trip down memory lane with these two old-school sweet treats

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Take a trip down memory lane with these two old-school sweet treats

Two old-school desserts are delivering a delicious trip down memory lane, and both are remarkably easy to recreate at home.

Melbourne food creator Jenny Akker, known online as Old Cook, New Tricks , has shared her cheat’s vanilla slice made with SAO biscuits and a nostalgic chocolate and coconut slice topped with chocolate pieces.

Akker joined The Morning Show on Thursday to demonstrate the simple recipes and explain how she built an online following with her approachable “easy peasy” cooking.

Add everything together in a bowl mix until just combined put into slice tin

1. Add all above to a bowl and mix until thick put SAO biscuits in a container spread with filling.

2. Add another layer of biscuits on top set for fridge for a min of 3 hours - overnight is best

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