Yum, sounds delicious and easy. Will be giving them a go.

Love dipping these into my coffee!

Sounds and looks great – thanks for sharing.

I don’t bake them or too long otherwise when they are cold they can be very hard to bite – you don’t want damaged teeth.

Ooh yummy, sounds rather delightful, thanks for sharing.

Thank you for this, forgot to make them this year. Had all the things for them, will have to give this recipe a go.

Warm ANZAC biscuits sooo good. They don’t last very long in our house, but well worth the time spent together! Making them!

We love Anzac biscuits, but I’ve never made them myself. I can buy a 12-pack at Coles for $2.50, so they’re a regular go-to.

My kids love homemade Anzac cookies. I make then gluten-free with quinoa flakes instead of oats and buckwheat flour instead of plain flour. I make them a bit healthier using yacon syrup instead of golden syrup, 1/4 cup of coconut palm sugar instead of 3/4 cup brown sugar and raw vanilla powder instead of vanilla extract. I often add macadamia nuts and prefer not to add orange or lemon zest.

I’m definitely going to be cooking these but without the orange zest. I love that they are chewy because my biscuits never seem to be crispy.

Just made a batch for my son to take to school-but not because it’s Anzac day, because it was his birthday and they are his favourite biscuit!

perfect recipe for anzac day next week!

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  It is a the perfect time and a reflective time too.

We love to make Anzac biscuits and the smell of these biscuits throughout the house is always so wonderful. Thanks for sharing your recipe for chewy Anzac biscuits.

Thanks for your chewy Anzac bikkies,they look great!

Oh yum so delicious. I don’t think I will ever get sick of Anzac biscuits, although I prefer crunchy over chewy