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Nutty Oat Choc Chip Breakfast Cookies (vegan)

November 7, 2019 / Niki / 4 Comments

A few months ago, I made some delicious pancakes and a Strawberry cream tart using delicious Flahavan’s oats. And now I have another super tasty oaty recipe for you!  Nutty oat choc chip breakfast cookies – they are easy to make, incredibly yum and packed with healthy and nutritious ingredients; oats, nuts, dates – so good!  I’m a big fan of Flahavan’s oats – I love their unique, naturally creamy taste and texture – such an amazing and healthy ingredient, and definitely not just for porridge! 

These cookies are perfect for breakfast or a post gym snack (I like to eat them with some plant based milk).

You might also want to check out my first two recipes as well – fluffy savoury oat pancakes topped with mushrooms, avocado and pesto dressing or a beautiful strawberry cream tart.  

All these recipes are made with whole grains and are a source of protein and fibre. Happy days! 

I really hope you love these cookies as much as I do.  Enjoy  Niki xx

For more oaty recipe inspiration, check out @Flahavansuk on Instagram.  #Excellentoats #NaturallyGood #Ad

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Info

 

  makes aprox 25 servings
  15 minutes preparation time
  20 minutes cook time

Ingredients

  • 200g medjool dates pitted or dates soaked to soften for a few hours 
     
  • 3 small ripe bananas or 2 large
  • 3 tbsp almond butter 
     
  • 1 tsp vanilla essence 
     
  • 1 tsp cinnamon 
     
  • 1 tsp mixed spice 
     
  • Pinch sea salt flakes 
     
  • 1 tsp baking powder 
     
  • 75g ground almonds 
     
  • 150g Flahavan’s Organic Porridge Oats 
     
  • 4 tbsp chopped nuts 
     
  • 3 tbsp raw cacao nibs 
     

Directions

  1. Preheat your oven to 180c. 
  2. Pop the dates, banana & nut butter into your food processor or high speed blender and blitz until you get a paste. 
  3. Next add in the vanilla, cinnamon, mixed spice, salt, baking powder. Blitz again for a minute or so. 
  4. Add in the oats and ground almonds and pulse so that everything is combined. 
  5. Finally add in the cacao nips and chopped nuts and pulse a couple of times to mix through. 
  6. Grease your baking tray with a little coconut oil then either wet your hands before scooping up the mix with your hands, roll into a ball then place on the baking tray. Continue until you have used all the mix. 
  7. Flatten the cookies a little then bake for 18 minutes. 
  8. Top with more nuts and cacao nips – press in a little. 
  9. Allow to cool a little before eating – if you can! 
     

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4 Comments

  1. Ultimate Top 30 Store Cupboard Recipes - Delicious and Vegan - Rebel Recipes on March 17, 2020 at 6:26 pm

    […] 22 – Nutty oats choc chip breakfast cookies […]

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  2. Rebel Recipes’ Niki Webster Shares Some Easy Plant-Based Breakfasts for the Whole Family - Modern Wellness Guide on September 28, 2020 at 6:01 pm

    […] delicious. In winter, warming porridge is perfect. I love to make healthy breakfast bars and cookies, healthy and […]

    Reply
  3. Christine elwell on October 18, 2020 at 8:40 am

    These sound delicious but I don’t eat bananas , what could I substitute please ?

    Reply
    • Niki on November 11, 2020 at 8:11 am

      Hi Christine
      You could try apple sauce or pumpkin puree
      Love

      Niki xx

      Reply

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