4 Ingredient Banana Oat Bites is a healthy and quick snack recipe that you can prepare within 30 minutes. These Oatmeal bites are soft from the outside and chewy inside. In one bowl you can mix all the ingredient together and can make these delicious bites.
I made this 4 Ingredient Banana Oat bites for Blogging Marathon event by Srivalli.
For the theme Snacks/Bites for kids
Step by step pictures of making 4 Ingredient Banana Oat
Ingredients:
- Ripe bananas -2
- Rolled oats -1cup
- Honey – 2tbsp
- Chocolate chips – ¼cup
Preparation:
Preheat the oven to 180°C
Grease and line a baking tray with parchment paper and keep aside.
In a mixing bowl add bananas and mash well.
Add oats, honey, to the banana mixture and combine well.
Now add the chocolate chips and mix well.
Using tablespoon scoop the mixture equally on to the baking tray and bake for 15-20 minutes or until you see the edges are brown.
Transfer the Oatmeal bites onto a cooling rack to cool for 10 minutes.
Enjoy these healthy and chewy Banana Oat bites with warm milk.
Note:
Here you can add raisins instead of chocolate chips.
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- Ripe bananas -2
- Rolled oats -1cup
- Honey – 2tbsp
- Chocolate chips – ¼cup
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Preheat the oven to 180°C
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Grease and line a baking tray with parchment paper and keep aside.
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In a mixing bowl add bananas and mash well.
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Add oats, honey, to the banana mixture and combine well.
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Now add the chocolate chips and mix well.
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Using tablespoon scoop the mixture equally on to the baking tray and bake for 15-20 minutes or until you see the edges are brown.
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Transfer the Oatmeal bites onto a cooling rack to cool for 10 minutes.
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Enjoy these healthy and chewy Banana Oat bites with warm milk.
Here you can add raisins instead of chocolate chips.
Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing this BM#98
Love these bites! I have tried these once and the girls totally loved it...
These cute little treats are so delicious. Bananas add a nice flavor to these cookies.
Great! Bookmarked this cute recipe. As my younger one loves banana bakes, i am sure he will love these too.
Yummy looking bites. I live bananas in baking.
We love these bites. I make these without honey but these look very tempting as well.
Wow just 4 ingredients and you get such a healthy bake. I am surely making this, as I always have at least 1 banana in my freezer 😀 😀
those cookies look so good and easy to make
Cute and delicious snack with oats n bananas! Quick and healthy snack,addition of chocolate chips makes it more inviting !
lovely recipe and easy to make.
We will try to make this one. Great healthy snacks for the kids.
Thank you, hope your kids enjoy it. Please share your feedback when you make it.
Nice recipe for everyday yummy snacks. Will try them someday!
I will give these a try and probably swirl in a bit of peanut butter too and less honey!
Seems super easy. A good treat for those who have a sweet-tooth but want to stay healthy
These look delicious and sound super easy to make. Would make a perfect afternoon snack!
I made these with currants instead of chocolate chips and we thought they were like little oatcakes. We ate them for breakfast. We want to try to get them to come out a little crispier next time.
banana flavoured cookies! yummy!
I made these banana oat bites yesterday and they've already disappeared! Delicious and easy to make! I'll be making them again soon and maybe hiding a few!
Thank you Jacqueline for trying the recipe.I am glad you enjoyed it.
These look delicious and a great way to use up the bananas my kids insist I buy but they don’t eat. Thanks for sharing