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No Bake Cherry Crumble Bars (Oil & Refined Sugar Free)
- Preparation: min
Time: min - Easy
- Makes 8
- Prep: 30 min
- Time: 120 min
- Easy
- Makes 8
Two things I'm really trying to work on this year are: using less plastic and saving more money, so trying to make as many of my lunches and snacks for work and university seemed like a pretty good place to start. When I'm at work or studying, I tend to get really snacky, so I like to make sure I've always got some healthy and filling snacks on hand to fight off the hunger and, when an apple just won't do the trick, energy bars are my go-to. These no bake cherry crumble bars are the ideal sweet treat to make on a Sunday afternoon and store in the fridge so you've always got easy access to a healthy, delicious and plastic-free snack that's sure to satisfy your cravings and give you plenty of energy!
Ciara Foster
Ingredients
No Bake Cherry Crumble Bars
- 175g rolled oats
- 2 tsps of cinnamon
- 6 large medjool dates
- 100ml water
- 2 tbsps of natural peanut butter
- 1 tbsp of maple syrup
- 1 tbsp of almond milk
- 200g frozen cherries
- 1 tbsp of coconut sugar
- 1 tbsp of chia seeds
- Flaked almonds to garnish
How to make No Bake Cherry Crumble Bars (Oil & Refined Sugar Free)
1. Start by lining a brownie tin with a sheet of baking paper. Then combine your oats and cinnamon in a bowl.
2. Add your pitted dates to a blender or food processor along with the water and pulse until smooth.
3. Transfer your dates to a bowl and combine with your maple syrup, peanut butter and almond milk.
4. Then combine your wet ingredients with the oats and stir well until fully combined.
5. Press your oat mixture firmly into the brownie pan, then place in the freezer to firm.
6. Whilst the oats firm, slice all of your cherries in half, then add to a pan along with the coconut sugar, chia seeds and a splash of water and simmer until reduced and thickened.
7. Once thickened, remove your oats from the freezer and spread your cherries in an even layer over the oat base and sprinkle with a handful of flaked almonds.
8. Place back in the freezer for around 2 hours to set, then slice into eight equal pieces and transfer to an airtight container to store in the fridge.
Perfect for lunch boxes, healthy treats and afternoon snacks, these cherry crumble bars are the perfect sweet treat to accompany a cuppa
I hope you give these delicious no bake cherry crumble bars a try! And if you do, be sure to tag the picture #AvogelRecipes on Instagram so we can see it :)
This recipe is full of goodness
Tart, yet sweet, dried cherries are great for snacking and adding to baking. They also provide some essential vitamins and minerals which have many health benefits, including vitamin C, which supports your immune system and vitamin A which protects your eyes and nourishes your skin.
About Ciara
Ciara is an avid food and fitness blogger who loves to share fitness tips, cruelty-free lifestyle advice and an abundance of delicious and easy-to-make plant-based recipes on her blog Ciara's Corner. Since going vegan a few years ago, food has become her biggest passion in life.
You can follow her on Instagram or Twitter.
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