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    Koko Krunch®  cereal bar

    Homemade cereal bars packed with healthy goodness and the chocolatey crunch of Koko Krunch® are perfect for a mid-morning snack for the kids.

    Preparation Time
    15 min
    Cooking Time
    15 min
    Cooling Time
    0
    Skill Level
    Easy
    Serving Size
    6

    Ingredients

    • 2 tablespoon canola oil
    • 2 tablespoon honey
    • 2 tablespoon agave syrup
    • 1 egg
    • 1 handful Koko Krunch®
    • 6 tablespoon almonds (60g)
    • 2 large glasses (like mugs) mixture of oats, nuts and seeds (250g)
    • 1 tablespoon dehydrated cranberries or other dried fruits of your choice

    Instructions

    • With a blender, reduce the Koko Krunch® into a fine powder and add the honey, agave syrup and canola oil.
    • Mix the crushed almonds, cranberries (or other dried fruits) and the chosen mixture of oats, nuts and seeds. Add the Koko Krunch® and honey mixture and blend everything together with a wooden spatula. If mixture is too sticky add oatmeal, if it is very dry add honey.
    • With the bottom of a glass, pack the preparation in a gratin dish lined with baking paper, and bake for 10 to 15 minutes at 200°C.
    • Once preparation is off the oven, cut it into bars and let it cool.

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