These granola bars were adapted from No-Bake Granola Bars from David Lebovitz. They are soft, chewy, but won't stick to your teeth, sweetened with molasses and rich in nutrients and fiber. These make-ahead granola bars travel well and are perfect for the office or on-the-go breakfast.
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- Line a 12x28-cm rectangular or 24-cm square-shaped pan with plastic wrap. Place sesame seeds in a small oil-water-free pan over medium heat. Shake the pan so that they are evenly spread in a thin layer. Toast, stirring from time to time with a wooden spoon, for 2-3 minutes until lightly golden brown. Transfer them into into a bowl. Add oats, chopped almonds, peanuts, chocolates and dried fruits. Set aside.
- Heat peanut butter and molasses in a saucepan, stirring until warm, but not boiling. Pour the mixture into the oat mixture. Stir until completely incorporated.
- Transfer the mixture into the prepared pan and press it down until uniformly flattened. Cover and freeze for 30 minutes. Remove and cut into slices.
I would love something chewy sweet but not sticky like these bars :D
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ReplyDeleteThey look perfect...and they won't stick to your teeth! Great to take with you in the car! :) ela
ReplyDeleteA great idea! I'm bookmarking this recipe.
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Rosa
This serves as a nutritious breakfast and perfect as a snack... thanks for sharing!
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ReplyDeleteWhat heavenly granola bars Angie. Think I would have a problem eating just one at a time.
ReplyDeleteHave a super week ahead.
:-) Mandy ox
All ingredients are awesomely good; no need to bake is just another bonus!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite ingredients in one bar! I have to make a batch :)
ReplyDeleteThese look really delicious, we're about to go off to see the Glam Parisian, but we're going to take the Channel tunnel and drive. These would be perfect for a 5 hour journey in the car to keep us going. GG
ReplyDeleteI would love to find these in my lunch box and so crunchy too.
ReplyDeleteSam
These look wonderful! Perfect for snacking anytime of the day!
ReplyDeleteOh I made ones very similar and the're awesome. I'll keep on experimenting for sure and I'll try your recipe as well :)
ReplyDeleteWaw, Angie! Your bars look freaking delicious! I only recently discovered molasses, it is an aquired taste , I think ! I love it but in moderation, of course! Yummm! Great to take with you on a long walk in the woods! xx
ReplyDeleteI love them! I am a big fun of granola. Really nice Angie! Have a nice week X
ReplyDeleteI love homemade granola bars! They really are the perfect snack or on-the-go breakfast! These look delicious!
ReplyDeleteI love no-bake granola bars and these just jumped to the top of my must-make list! They're packed with healthy ingredients and would a great on-the-go breakfast or an easy snack. Thanks for sharing! Your photos are also stunning :)
ReplyDeleteWOW - these bars look heavenly - so love the sesame seeds in them!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of not having to bake the granola bars! This sounds so simple and so delicious!!
ReplyDeleteAngie, these bars look so perfect for my whole day snack! Yummy!!
ReplyDeletetrès gourmand et délicieux j'adore
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Se ve muy delicioso,saludable y bien Gourmet,abrazos.
ReplyDeleteSo easy that there's no excuse to enjoy something yummy and healthy.
ReplyDeleteWould porridge oats be the same as our "Old Fashioned"? These bars look amazing and so full of healthy flavor! XOXO
ReplyDeleteI have a feeling my kids would LOVE these!
ReplyDeleteUnas fotos fantásticas :=)
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Two things I love: molasses and granola bars! These are perfect for a quick breakfast.
ReplyDeleteI saw those granola bars and wanted to make a batch soon, I like the twist you put on them. I may have to run to the store instead of my plan of lounging all day. Have a great week Angie.
ReplyDelete-Gina-
I love that you don't have to bake these granola bars. My favorite ones to purchase are Kind Bars but have since learned to duplicate them to some degree. I'd much rather make my own than buy them so I know exactly what's in them. These sound like a recipe I'll need to try. I'm sure my family will be a fan of them. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDelete@Susan Susan, porridge oats are fine flakes. I believe that old fashioned ones are relatively thicker and coarser.
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ReplyDeleteThese look like fantastic granola bars...healthy and full of yummy fruits, seeds and nuts!
ReplyDeleteWow Angie, these are just loaded with delicious ingredients. I love that you don't have to bake them, how perfect for the warm months. Well, warm and cold months, they sound perfect any time of the year!
ReplyDeleteThese look wonderful , Angie ! No-bake is a plus :D
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ReplyDeleteI love the idea of not having to turn on the oven to make these healthy bars Angie! Great snack to have on hand.
ReplyDeleteI like the no bake part. The oven is always full cooking so having one or two things that do not need it is amazing.
ReplyDeleteLove every ingredient in your granola bars. Must try them!! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThese sound great but i am wondering what physalis is and where it goes into this. You stump em every time, Angie!
ReplyDeleteSnack time is one of my favorite times of day, and I'm always looking for new ideas. I bet the molasses has such a deep, rich flavor!
ReplyDeleteI was eating a muesli bar the other day at work, and my boss asked me if I was eating bird food lol..... wait til I make these! haha....they look amazing- healthy and tasty!
ReplyDeleteI love the fact that they are no bake and they look so crunchy and healthy!
ReplyDeleteLove the fact that these bars are sugar free!
ReplyDeleteThese looks lovely. Two days ago I just made a batch of granola - maybe I have to transfer them in to bars so I'd be able to take them for works. Thanks for reminding me ;)
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ReplyDelete@Abbe@This is How I CookPhysalis are the cape gooseberries. I got them from aldi.
ReplyDeleteHello Angie,
ReplyDeleteThese bars are fantastic and perfect to carry on our bags to everywhere, and no sugar on them... great ! :)
Cheers,
These look awesome Angie! I love granola bars especially chewy ones and these no bake ones sound perfect! Love all the ingredients in here, thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteAfter ate this bars, sure full of energy!
ReplyDeleteI love granola bars. Chewy, sweet, and just delicious snack.
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ReplyDeleteGreat ingredients in your bars, Angie. While I am not a great granola fan, my daughter is.. so I make some every time she visits. These will go on my list!
ReplyDeletelove the idea of homemade bars. this looks amazing. thanks for sharin. it's been while since i've been in blog world!
ReplyDeleteLove this granola bars, way better than the crap they sell. And bonus for no baking. A the magic of molasses! Great pics!
ReplyDeleteThese granola bars look delicious. I am always looking for recipes for on the go eating. Thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteDear Angie, These granola bars look wonderful. Blessings dear. Catherine xo
ReplyDeleteI've been reading David Lebovitz' saga for the perfect granola bars for so long. Glad to see these are so good. Love all the good stuff in them!
ReplyDeleteIt's always a nice thing when it is easy, healthy and when it is a no bake. Absolutely a great recipe Angie, as always. Pinning.
ReplyDeleteNo bake and simple, I love these bars :D
ReplyDeleteCheers
Choc Chip Uru
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ReplyDeleteThese look amazing! I have to admit that I am not a breakfast person, so some granola bars look like too much work for me (not even to make, even just to eat ;-> ) but these look amazing!
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ReplyDeleteThese bars look great Angie...I like them crunchy...yum!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week :D
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ReplyDeleteLook delicious Angie!!
ReplyDeleteI've been missing out on your recipes these past few weeks that I've been under the weather. These bars look terrific, but I'm going to have to Google Dried physalis. I'm not sure I've seen it in my grocery.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a fun and delicious way to fuel up. :) Can't wait to try it.
ReplyDeleteDelicious use of molasses in these yummy bars :)
ReplyDeleteAnother great no-bake treat from the fabulous Angie! Thanks for sharing, my dear.
ReplyDeleteCrunchy, and super delicious granola bars...the best part-NO BAKE! So easy to make and so much better than 'store bought' (sorry for not commenting sooner; just haven't been able go around commenting for a few days)
ReplyDeleteLittle bites full of goodness, love it, even better ~ no bake and will not stick to my teeth
ReplyDeleteThese look like a nice change-up from the usual granolas I make. I like that they are sweetened with molasses and that they are no bake!
ReplyDeleteSounds easy and preety delicious...
ReplyDeleteyou always impressed me with your healthy bites recipe Angie!!!
I love that the molasses adds both nutrition and great flavor!
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ReplyDeletePrunes and chocolate…they have to be good.
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ReplyDeleteLove these healthy granola bars....perfect snack on the go!
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ReplyDeleteThese granola bars sound yummy. It's nice that you don't have to bake them. I love the nut and fruit combination.
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ReplyDeleteOh Angie, These look wonderfully delicious! Love all the ingredients…yum!
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ReplyDeleteThe bars look perfect and came out with a clean cut. I would love to try it with almond butter since we love almond butter over peanut butter. Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteThese bars look simply superb Angie, and so easy to make too..
ReplyDeleteThese granola bars look great and I especially love that they are no bake!
ReplyDeletethese granola bars look sooooo good - definitely need to make some soon, such a great snack!
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ReplyDeleteI've been searching high and low for a perfect granola bar recipe and I think I've found it!!
ReplyDeletelots of great things contained within these bars, angie! they look perfect!
ReplyDeleteI love all the unprocessed ingredients and that they aren't too sweet!
ReplyDeleteThese bars look wonderful Angie! We could eat them the whole day long....
ReplyDeleteCheers,
J+C
No-bake? Wow. I wonder if the no-bake would work for rolled oats. Maybe I have to "grind" the rolled oats into porridge oats?
ReplyDeleteThese sound delicious. What a healthy snack!
ReplyDeleteAngie, these look terrific! Just what I need to make for my husband to take on hikes. As soon as I get over this cold ...
ReplyDeleteI want these granola bars in my lunch bag they look so good!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome Angie. I love them :)
ReplyDeleteThey look wonderful! and I even though I love baking, every now and then it's nice to have no-baking-required treats. yum.
ReplyDeleteAngie, healthy and yummy treat again. Love it.
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ReplyDeleteThis is perfect for an grab and go snack for me and my kiddos!
ReplyDeleteI am craving this so much! This looks fantastic!
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ReplyDeleteThese have so many good things in them Angie! I love that they're no bake! I could snack on them all day long.
ReplyDeletePeanut butter and molasses!!! You are a girl after my heart! Love these granola bars and the fact that they are no-cook makes them even better. :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous bars! Would love some anytime of the day. Perfect to keep in the bag when on the go when hunger strikes. YUMMY!
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ReplyDeletePerfect granola bars Angie, and I love the idea of making them at home so that there are no preservatives in them! Great for people like me who are always on the run! I'm saving this recipe and pinning it too!
ReplyDeleteYour version of these delicious no bake granola bars sounds delicious, Angie! I need to make another batch - I ate all of mine :)
ReplyDeleteI am so pinning and making this during the week. Next trip to the store I need to get my dried fruit staples so this will be in the menu very soon :-)
ReplyDeleteYou will start to see healthier recipes on my site.....with unhealthy once in a while! I had to make a diet change, big changes:-) Your granola bars would be perfect to make with my crazy schedule! Yum, Hugs, Terra
ReplyDeleteHuge fan of all the healthful ingredients in these bars! So much better than store-bought :-)
ReplyDeleteThese look seriously delicious, Angie.
ReplyDeleteAngie, I love how you made this granola with the Chinese way. Just like making those Chinese rice pop (mi chang). And very very healthy too.
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ReplyDeleteGorgeous bars Angie! I love that they are no bake!
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