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I'm sure you've seen "healthier" versions of cookies cookie or cake mix + applesauce, peanut butter, greek or yogurt. NO WAY! COME ON! How is a cake/cookie mix even healthy? I'm going to show you how to make some super fast healthy cookies that you wouldn't even feel guilty about serving for breakfast! Believe me the whole family will love it! While I've mentioned how bananas aren't one of those fruits that really excite the senses (for some people) bananas really come alive in baked goods such as banana bread, banana cake and cookies. But what's better is a cookie that tastes like banana bread!!!
The main flavoring in this recipe are the bananas. Bananas offer one of the best sources of potaasium, an essential mineral for maintaining normal blood pressure and heart function. The bananas need to be super-ripe for them to be mashable. If you freeze over-ripe bananas, this recipe is a great way to use those you have put away. Just to note, banannas come in all shapes and sizes but in this recipe I've 2 large bananas that came to be about 1 cup - 300g. If you find the batch is too runny add little more oats. And if you gradually added the oats to the bananas, you shouldn't have a problem with the batter being too thick or not staying together.
Oats contain a good amount of protein, are high in fiber, and rich in thiamine, folate, B5, iron, magnesium, zinc, copper, and manganese.
Typing in the ingredients for the recipe on My Fitness Pal I found out that each cookie is 35 calories, little under 1g of fat, 7 carb grams, 1g of protein and 2.5g of natural fruit sugars. Calories do not reflect any add-ins. These will not taste like a regular cookie texture-wise but they hit the spot in terms of wanting something sweet and if my kids gobble them up quickly! After making these cookies several times, I found these cookies are best eaten straight out of the oven or the day of baking, but the banana flavor will intensifiy the next day. You could optionally add in nuts, chocolate, dried fruits, spices, or whatever else your little heart desires.
Also to note, when baking these cookies use a silicone baking pad or parchment. Don't go the greased baking sheet path, unless you like cleaning up huge messes.
Egg-free, nut-free, dairy-free, wheat - free, gluten-free (use gf oats), vegetarian, vegan, kid-friendly delicious and only 15 minutes to make... what else can I say??
Hope you enjoy a cookie or two soon! xoxo
Hope you enjoy a cookie or two soon! xoxo
- Looking for more mouthwatering healthy recipes? Try these oatflour crepes. or these skinny cappucinno muffins.
- Or prehaps more banana recipe? Try this Best Ever Banana Bread or Spiced Date-Banana Smoothie.
- Or browse through the recipe index to get inspired.
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