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    Make a delicious cookie treat with FITNESS® Granola Oats & Chocolate. With FITNESS® Granola Oats & Chocolate, frozen raspberries & chia seeds.

    Preparation Time
    25 min
    Cooking Time
    15 min
    Cooling Time
    5 min
    Skill Level
    Difficult
    Serving Size
    10

    Ingredients

    • 150 g FITNESS® Granola Oats & Chocolate
    • 1 Banana
    • 1 tbsp Milk
    • 1 tbsp Olive Oil
    • 100 g Raspberries
    • 1 tbsp Chia Seeds
    • 1 tbsp Honey (optional)

    Instructions

    • Preheat your oven at 150°c.
    • Coarsely mix the FITNESS® Granola Oats & Chocolate in a blender.
    • Mix separately the banana, the milk and the olive oil.
    • Add this paste to the mixed FITNESS® Granola Oats & Chocolate.
    • Roll the mixture to create around ten balls, and place them on a board covered with greaseproof paper.
    • Gently press into the center of each ball to create a small hole.  
    • Put the balls in the oven for 15 min at 150°C. Once done, fill the holes with jam.  

    Raspberry chia jam preparation:  

    • If you are using frozen raspberries, please ensure to defrost them first.
    • Mash the raspberries into a puree. Add the chia seeds, the honey, and mix well.
    • Place in the freezer for about one hour and your jam will be ready!

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