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Shredded Wheat Breakfast Bars

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Shredded Wheat Breakfast Bars

Whip up a batch of our delicious Shredded Wheat breakfast bars and start your day the tasty way. Tasty breakfast #shredded

Preparation Time
20 min
Cooking Time
0 min
Cooling Time
60 min
Skill Level
Easy
Serving Size
8

Ingredients

2Shredded Wheat Original biscuit (45g), crumbled
20 gjumbo porridge oats
150 gdried apricots
75 g raisins
4 tbsporange or apple juice
25 g blanched hazelnuts and almonds
3 tbsp sunflower seeds

Instructions

  1. Toast the Shredded Wheat and oats in a large pan over a medium-low heat until golden and crisp. Leave to cool.
  2. Toast the nuts over a medium-low heat for 2 minutes, then add sunflower seeds and cook for another 2 minutes until golden. Leave to cool.
  3. Put the apricots, raisins and juice into a food processor and blend to a smooth puree. Remove to a large mixing bowl. Add the Shredded Wheat and oats to the processor, coarsely chop, then add to the puree. Finally, coarsely chop the nuts and seeds in the processor and add to the bowl. Stir until well combined.
  4. Line an 18cm square baking tray with baking paper and spread the mixture in an even layer, about 1.5cm think. Chill for 1 hour until firm, then cut into bars.

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