Milo Balls

Walt: write a procedure for making Milo Balls

      Ingredients:

• 1 packet of Arrowroot biscuits
• 4 tbsp of Milo
• 1 can of Caramel topping
• 1 cup of Coconut

Methods:

1. Crush the Arrowroot biscuits.
2. Add the 4 tbsp of Milo.
3. Mix the ingredients altogether.
4. Add the caramel topping  to the mixture.
5. Mould them into balls.
6. Place them on the tray.
7. Put the Milo balls inside the fridge for half an hour.
8. Enjoy it.

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