With a little bunch of different goodies, these bars can satisfy any craving. Add anything you like, take out what you don't, just make sure additions equal the 2 cups! Sometimes we are in the mood for more chocolate. Or no coconut. So customizable!

On the go breakfast

@ Jenny can cook recipe yummy

From Ambitious Kitchen, but a little twist of my own

I'm really into macrobiotics.But I also love snacking so I came up with this recipe as a treat to have between meals.There are lots of ingredient combinations for this recipe but this one is my favourite.I always have lots of leftover oatmeal so this is a great way to use it up.Please adjust the sweetness to your taste, if it isn't sweet enough, feel free to add more sweet ingredients.If you use a food processor in this recipe rather than the pestle and mortar, the oatmeal should allow the other ingredients to come together more easily.Try making this recipe with various macrobiotic ingredients.Let's enjoy macrobiotic cooking! Recipe by Chaty

Enjoy this yummy goodness! :cookie

Recipe by The Big Man’s World

Low carb treats. Tom Petty said it best...The Waiting Is The Hardest Part.

These Energy Bars are the most decadent yet healthy thing to emerge from my kitchen this week, and let me tell you they are worth every crunchy bite! They are the perfect bake-sale treat, hiking snack, or healthy homey dessert. Or have one for breakfast, with your morning cuppa or a glass of milk.These home-made energy and protein bars are super healthy because they do not contain any butter or flour. Filled with the goodness of creamy house-made peanut butter and an assortment of nuts and dates, this delicious recipe is definitely a keeper.

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