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These are great cookies to make with kids since they don't have to be baked. I'm not sure how "healthy" these are, but they are a nice snack.
These are great cookies to make with kids since they don't have to be baked. I'm not sure how "healthy" these are, but they are a nice snack.
Thanks, Thea, for such a great recipe! I've made these a few times and our family and friends think they are REALLY REALLY GOOD! This recipe is a versatile one - I made a few small changes to suit my own taste: In place of 3 Tabls of the honey I added 3 Tabls Black Strap Molasses, I left out the chocolate chips, and used pecans instead of walnuts. Delicious!
Read MoreThanks, Thea, for such a great recipe! I've made these a few times and our family and friends think they are REALLY REALLY GOOD! This recipe is a versatile one - I made a few small changes to suit my own taste: In place of 3 Tabls of the honey I added 3 Tabls Black Strap Molasses, I left out the chocolate chips, and used pecans instead of walnuts. Delicious!
I used Trader Joe's almond butter and homemade "pumpkin pie" granola. Because we don't care for walnuts, I used finely chopped almonds. YUM. We absolutely loved these. SO good. Great way to use a little bit of everything and that last half cup or so of granola PLUS it's great for little hands to help make something in the kitchen with Mom.
Yum! I used granola with dried cranberries and apricots with crunchy peanut butter and honey, omitted the other ingredients and they came out quite tasty!
sooooooo good. I didn't have coconut so I rolled them in a little powdered sugar.
These are very good and so easy to make. My kids think they are great and are a nice after school snack while they wait for supper. I would imagine that these would freeze well too. Thanks for the recipe.
You definitely need to chill the mixture BEFORE you shape it into balls.
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