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Hello everyone,

I am looking for a recipe to make a breakfast bar or energy bar. I had found a recipe for a raw brownie by a girl named Tiffany, but I am looking for something crunchier and cooked. If anyone has any recipes please post. I am going on a camping trip this weekend and I need to get all my food together. :lol: . I have found lots of recipes online but most of them include oats. Is there an altenative to oats?


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Hello everyone,

      I am looking for a recipe to make a breakfast bar or energy bar.  I had found a recipe for a raw brownie by a girl named Tiffany, but I am looking for something crunchier and cooked.  If anyone has any recipes please post.  I am going on a camping trip this weekend and I need to get all my food together. :lol: . I have found lots of recipes online but most of them include oats.  Is there an altenative to oats?

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Yeah, that raw brownie isn't really breakfast material. :-)

You can use quinoa flakes instead of oatmeal, but it will change the taste a bit. It's probably the easiest place to start. You can also make bars out of things including flax meal, rice bran, and hemp seeds for added protein.

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i'm not sure what you mean by cooked...but i made homemade granola with some of the following and you could make them into bars...these also might be potential ingredients for you... any nuts--i like almonds, cashews, mac nuts, peanuts, ses seeds, puffed rice cereal, perky's nutty rice, dried fruits you might like--raisins, dates, blueberries, i then coati with a mixture of honey and peanut butter and (short end of it), bake several times and stir during.

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