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BM # 26    Day 2

I was first introduced to Granola bars in London . I  was on a holiday to spend time with my best friend.One of the days while we were out it rained like cats and dogs, so we barged in a cafe and decided to munch something till the rain stopped.Now with the nakhras I have.. vegetarian , no eggs too, not a milk, tea, coffee person there was nothing that I could eat or munch .My poor friend kept thinking what to feed me, while she could treat herself on muffins and coffee.That is the time she asked for Flapjack, which is an oat bar with different flavors.I being a vegetarian, checked ingredients and to her relief, it was safe !One bar and I was done for the evening. I actually fell in love with them. 

This is the best Breakfast and in between munch food , which is packed with oats, nuts, honey.For variation you could add chocolate, raisins, dates, just about anything that your kids like. I would call this a Compressed Meal! !So pack these Granola Bars for your kiddos on the second day of BM # 26. 


2 cups rolled oats
½ cup chopped nuts ( walnuts, almonds)
½ cup raisins and dried berries
Handful of chocolate chips and musk melon seeds
¼ cup butter
¼ cup honey
1/3 cup packed brown sugar
Pinch salt
½ tsp vanilla
Toast the oats lightly, on a medium heat.Remove and keep aside.
Roast the nuts and keep aside.
In a pan add butter, honey, brown sugar and a pinch of salt.
Cook till bubbling, cook for another 2 minutes.
Remove from heat.
Add all the ingredients and mix well.
Prepare a 8 x8 ‘’ pan by lining with a parchment paper.
Press the mix in the pan and press with wet fingers, so that it is firmly packed.
Place in fridge for 30 mins.
Using the edges of parchment paper, remove from the pan.
Cut the bars in half and then into 6, creating 12 bars, or cut according to the size required.
Store covered at room temperature.


The nuts, berries, seeds are all optional and can be adjusted to taste and personal choice.

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  14. These really look good..when I was in US I had nothing to eat and these bars weren't appealing either..:)..now I am sure I can be tempted to try these..

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  15. These are absolutely delicious! My son loves to take this for snack to school and i hate to give him the store bought ones, just for all the added sugar! I would love to make this and keep it handy 🙂

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  20. I had the same experience when my mom visited us. No eggs, no coffee/ tea, just a little bit of garlic etc etc..
    Those granola bars look just awesome and they look almost like the store bought ones..

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  24. I've never had granola before…somehow, the idea of a sweet breakfast is not much my thing. But they really do look pretty Vaishali. How full do you feel after eating a couple? Did you really skip dinner that day?

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  25. I m a big fan of Granola bars, i keep them as standby, whenever hunger pangs attack!!! Looks real yum, filling n healthy.
    Thanks for the tip for Cucumber salad.will definitely try grating cucumber next time!!! 🙂

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  27. I've tried making this and shared it with my friends all of them loved it…thank you for sharing such awesome recipes…very inspiring. ????

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