You can, but it won’t be the same. You can get golden syrup on amazon pretty easily, and it’s worth it I promise.

Hello Kylee! I made your biscuit/cookies turned out tasting great but mine were too flat! Maybe my baking soda was too old? I took to my women’s group not everyone had one no one asked me for the recipe. Usually if something I make is a hit they want the recipe, but I have a very hot oven the first batch looked done at 8 minutes because I wasn’t sure I left next batch at 10 and those were dark brown a grew together into one giant cookie ! They sure tasted good to me! 5 stars for you Ill take 3 stars, I did make my own Golden syrup the night before and I have a bunch now! It’s super sweet but Carmel flavor, never had it before until last night. And it’s a nice very thick golden syrup! Thanks for sharing everything about them. I’m sharing this with my bestie from highschool she loves foods from the past or war time recipes. Take care!
Terri

These are AMAZING. I didn’t have any almonds, so I used hazelnuts. This made them un-authentic, but extremely delicious. Thanks for the recipe.

I first tasted ANZAC biscuits when I visited New Zealand. First bite and I was hooked. I’ve tried other recipes but these are by far the best! Though I made them the first time with Karo, I have since ordered Golden Syrup and I can’t believe how much better they are. These are my kids’ favorite cookies. I sent them to my niece when she was in Afghanistan and she shared them with her unit. Kind of wonderfully nostalgic to know that these are still the favorites of soldiers. Thank you so much for the recipe!

Very similar to the CWA recipe I’ve used for years. Why do I only make them in April? I guess nostalgia. Lest we forget.

Delicious cookies.. quick and easy to make and We found them plenty sweet enough with in unsweetened coconut.
I doubled the recipe .. whole family LOVED them .
Daphne’s

THANK YOU THANK YOU FOR YOUR AMAZING RECIPE I AM A KIWI LIVING IN CANADA.
I LOVE .. your story of ANZAC in Gallipoli.
I was an RN on a cruise SHIP IN 1971, we were off coast of Gallipoli on ANZAC day.. all kiwi and Aussie staff held a dawn service with homemade poppies… the band trumpet player played Last Post rollowed by beer breakfast in the ship’s hospital!!
We had all lost great uncles and grand father’s on that beach..
A very moving experience .. now I’ll go make more ANZAC cookies to share with my Canadian neighbours

Hey Jo! Thanks for stopping by. I had to giggle when I saw your comment (and follow up comment). No worries!! I did live in Brisbane for 6 years, so either way… I got the chops!