Oaty banana bites

I don’t really know what to call these. They’re soft like cake but oaty like a flapjack. Whatever they are, they’re a great alternative to banana bread for using up your over ripe bananas. They couldn’t be easier to make and using only the natural sweetness of the bananas and dates, they’re fairly healthy too. I got the recipe from hedgecombers.com but adapted the quantities slightly to use up ingredients, rather than being left with annoyingly small quantities.
Oaty banana bites
I don’t really know what to call these. They’re soft like cake but oaty like a flapjack. Whatever they are, they’re a great alternative to banana bread for using up your over ripe bananas. They couldn’t be easier to make and using only the natural sweetness of the bananas and dates, they’re fairly healthy too. I got the recipe from hedgecombers.com but adapted the quantities slightly to use up ingredients, rather than being left with annoyingly small quantities.
Steps
- 1
Mash the bananas in a bowl. Add the chopped dates, oats, melted butter and salt. Mix everything together and set aside for 15 minutes so that everything soaks together.
- 2
Meanwhile preheat the oven to 180 degrees c.
- 3
After 15 mins transfer the mixture to a baking tray. Spread it out to about 1.5 cms thick and bake for 22-25 mins until golden. Set aside to cool. Cut into squares and enjoy.
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