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Healthy Slow Cooker Muesli Bar – Nut-Free!!!
Healthy Slow Cooker Muesli Bar Recipe
My Healthy Slow Cooker Muesli Bars will be a hit with your kids for their school lunch boxes. And best of all, you can whip up a batch of your favourite sweet treat, the healthy Stace way, in your slow cooker!
These are the real deal, really CRUNCHY, yummy bars.
I love playing with the flavours in these muesli bars; chocolate and freeze-dried raspberries are my 5-year olds fav. My older dude, who’s 10, loves it when I use mint chocolate and sultanas, and my middle guy LOVES them with dried apricots.
Give them a go; I KNOW they’ll be your families fav too.return
These freeze brilliantly or store in the cupboard or fridge for a few weeks too.
Here’s how to make them:
Make up a batch and add your flavourings.
Push the mixture into a lined slow cooker. Top with extra dried raspberries and chocolate.
Pop a tea towel under the lid of your slow cooker and leave it to cook.
This is how it will look at the end of cooking. Pull it out and let it cool on a rack.
I let it cool or often pop in the fridge before cutting.
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A healthy homemade muesli bar that will blow your mind is made in the SLOW COOKER!
Save the oven and make this healthy muesli for the kids’ lunchbox in your crockpot.
True story, this baby can cook away while you drop the kids at school or get on with a work meeting and come back to it DONE.
Play around with different flavours, mint chocolate, dried apricot, mango and passionfruit! The list is endless.
Total Time:1 hour 40 minutes
Yield:16 1x
Ingredients
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2cups whole oats
1 1/2cupswhite spelt flour
1/3cupmaple syrup
1/3cuprapadura sugar
1 egg
65gbutter
2 tspns vanilla
2 tbsp chia seeds
1/3cupwater
1cupmixed seeds (I used hemp, pumpkin & sunflower)
100gdark chocolate (broken)
1/2cup freeze-dried strawberries
Instructions
In a saucepan, melt your butter with the sugars. Meanwhile, in a bowl, combine all your other ingredients.
Pour your melted butter mixture into the bowl and give it a good stir to combine.
Line your slow cooker with parchment paper, then press the bar mixture in. You want to really push it down with your hands or a spatula so it holds together well. I like adding extra chocolate/strawberries on top of the bars if you have them.
Put a tea towel under the lid and cook on high for 1.5-2 hours.
You could also cook it in your oven for 45 mins at 180 or until crisp and golden.
It’s done when it looks lovely and brown and feels ‘set’ to the touch. Take it out to cool on a rack, or leave it in your turned-off cooker. Don’t let the keep warm function turn on; it will burn.
Notes
Don’t let the ‘Keep Warm’ function kick in on your slow cooker; it will burn.
You can swap the strawberries for other dried fruit. Apricots would be great!
Allergy Tweaks:
Gluten-Free: Switch for GF flour mix and sub the oats for quinoa flakes
Dairy-Free: Switch for coconut oil
Egg-Free: Replace with 1 chia egg
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