Recipes Cake Recipes Loaf Cakes Malt Loaf Back to Loaf Cakes Malt Loaf by Truvia Total Time 1h 5m Prep Time 15m Bake Time 50m Makes 2 Skill Level Easy Dietary Needs DF/NF/RC/RS/Veg Dairy free Nut free Reduced calorie Reduced sugar Vegetarian 1 Review 5 star rating Share A slice of this yummy reduced calorie malt loaf will go down nicely with a hot cup of tea or coffee, so pop your feet up and relax. Method Preheat oven to 150°C/130°C/Gas 2. Line the base and ends of two greased 1lb non-stick loaf tins with strips of baking parchment Pour the hot tea into a mixing bowl with malt, Truvia and dried fruit. Stir well, and then add the eggs. Tip in the flour, then quickly stir in the baking powder and bicarbonate of soda and pour into the prepared tins. Bake for 50 minutes until firm and well risen. While still warm, brush with a little more malt to glaze and leave to cool. Remove from the tins. Loaves get stickier after wrapping and keeping 2-5 days. Serve sliced and buttered, if you like. Let's Bake The easiest way to follow a recipe Afternoon Tea British Bakes Coffee Shop Bakes Dairy Free Easter Father's Day Mother's Day Nut free Reduced Calorie Reduced Sugar Vegetarian Reviews 13 August 2020 5 star rating Made this cake today and everybody enjoyed it, I didn't have Truvia sweetener but instead used 3 teaspoons of Aldi Stevia powdered sweetener and it worked a treat. Will definitely be making it again Leave Your Thoughts Your Rating 5 stars4 stars3 stars2 stars1 star Email Your Review Ingredients Metric 150ml Hot Black Tea 175g Malt Extract (Plus Extra for Glazing) 30g Truvia Calorie Free Sweetener 1/3 of a teaspoon of Truvia Calorie-Free Sweetener sweetens like 1 teaspoon of sugar. With texture which is crunchy just like sugar this is a great ingredient to sprinkle of cereal, yoghurt, fruit or bake with for zero-calorie sweetness. 300g Mixed Dried Fruit 2 Large Free Range Egg(s) 250g Plain White Flour 1 tsp Baking Powder ½ tsp Bicarbonate of Soda Utensils x2 1lb Non-Stick Loaf Tins Mixing Bowl Pastry Brush Baking Parchment