Ginger Banana Protein Flapjacks.
Chewy, chunky, soft & simple flapjacks that are high in protein and low in sugar. These golden squares use banana which cuts down the use of additional sugars because we’re all sweet enough right?
The recipes that I’m going to be creating for the foreseeable will use ingredients that you’ll hopefully have at the back of your cupboards. Staples such as golden syrup, butter and oats. These are also super child friendly, so if you’re looking for things to do with your children, why not try re-creating these. You can of course omit/ add in ingredients as you please!
That’s another brilliant thing about flapjacks – you can make them and flavour them as you please. Dark chocolate chips, dried fruits, nuts, even marshmallows – you can pretty much add whatever your taste buds are asking you too! If you’re stuck for inspiration, why not try making my Chocolate Blueberry ones!
I am currently addicted to large flaked oats. Not the quick cook instant ones, but the hearty and chunky kind. They add so much texture especially to flapjacks. With a little syrup, mashed banana, butter and sweetener, these flapjacks come together almost effortlessly.
The toughest part is not eating all of the batter straight from the pan! The mixture is very sticky but this is the desired consistency! Just be sure to spray your baking paper before baking. This particular recipe made 9 relatively large squares but you could make them into bite sized mouthfuls.
Serving Size.
Makes 9 relatively large squares.
Ingredients.
- 20g Free Soul Ginger Biscuit Vegan Protein
- 200g Oats
- 90g Butter
- 4 tbsp Sweetener
- 2tbsp Syrup
- 1 Banana (Mashed)
Method.
- Pre-heat the oven to 180 degrees.
- Line and spray a baking tray with oil or fry light.
- Melt the butter on the hob before adding oats, protein, sweetener and syrup.
- Mash the banana then add this to the mixture. Stir well until fully combined.
- Pour the flapjack mixture into the lined tray.
- Bake for 20 mins or until golden brown.
- Top with banana coins, cinnamon and a drizzle of extra syrup.
- Enjoy!
Bake these delicious Feel Good Flapjacks until golden and firm before allowing them to cool slightly and serving up. They taste great warm but also at room temperature with a cup of tea.
Why not also serve them as a dessert? Top with a dollop of custard or icecream and you’ve got a super simple healthy after dinner treat for the whole family.
Stay safe, happy and healthy.
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