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Ingredients

40 piece(s)

  • 120 g almonds
  • 190 g rolled oats
  • 1 tsp ground cinnamon
  • Good pinch sea salt
  • 1 tsp baking powder
  • 20 g Shredded coconut
  • 380-400 g very ripe bananas roughly chopped
  • 1 tbsp vanilla extract
  • 55 g organic coconut oil or other flavourless oil
  • 180-200 g good dark chocolate chips (or cacao nibs)
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  • 6
    2min
    Preparation 2min
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Recipe's preparation

  1. Preheat
    oven to 180ºC. Line 2 large trays with paper and set aside.



    Place
    almonds into TM bowl and mill for 8
    seconds     on speed 10.



    Add
    remaining ingredients except chocolate chips and mix for 5-6 seconds on speed 6
    with the aid of the spatula.



    Add
    choc chips and with dial set to Closed lidclosed
    lid position    , knead for 10-15
    seconds     on Dough modeInterval speed.



    Using
    a dessertspoon, drop dollops of mixture onto prepared trays about 5cm apart.



    Bake
    for 15 minutes until well cooked on the base.

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Tip

It
is best to use a non fan forced setting for this recipe.

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  • These were delicious. I only had half the amount...

    Submitted by jaybel87 on 24. October 2017 - 21:36.

    These were delicious. I only had half the amount of banana so added some dates.

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  • My children loved these I did half dark choc chips...

    Submitted by Suzeswanee on 2. June 2017 - 10:56.

    My children loved these. I did half dark choc chips and half sultanas. I also made them half the size so they were a more child friendly size to eat. I can see me making these again soon.

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  • Moist little morsels of

    Submitted by lu and thermo on 19. August 2016 - 12:59.

    Moist little morsels of goodness. I was looking for an oat, banana cookie (probably more like a muffin texture) .. as I've made them before without my thermie. This one is great. Trying to avoid choc atm I also used 65g chopped medool dates and 65g sultanas. Perfect...Thank-you for the recipe!

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  • An amazing recipe  that even

    Submitted by ronellem on 13. November 2014 - 12:33.

    An amazing recipe  that even baked well in my fan forced oven. I made them with dates and sultanas instead of choc bits.  This asked for a few minor changes:

    Next time I will chop dates first as they were too chunky.

    i will also lessen the amount of dates , as I found the taste too sweet.

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  • these are ace used sultanas

    Submitted by steph_jonesy on 16. July 2014 - 11:26.

    these are ace used sultanas instead of chocolate everyone loved them tmrc_emoticons.)

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  • These are awesome!!

    Submitted by Tach on 21. August 2013 - 15:52.

    These are awesome!! tmrc_emoticons.D

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  •   No Sugar, Butter, Flour and

    Submitted by mazando on 21. March 2012 - 15:04.

     

    No Sugar, Butter, Flour and these are amazingly tasty and healthy... coconut oil such a healthy alternative too.

     

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  • Have made these twice and a

    Submitted by Ballendella on 31. December 2010 - 16:43.

    Have made these twice and a hit both times.  The first time original recipe.  2nd time replaced choc chips with chopped dates and sultanas for a healthier version.  These are really tasty biscuits that are  very healthy.  Will become a regular recipe of mine from now on.....  Thank you. tmrc_emoticons.) Cooking 7

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