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Yields:

4 serving(s)

Preparation Time:

10 mins

Cooking Time:

15 mins

Meal type:

Desserts

Snacks

Rating:

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by member: honeydew

Oatmeal Banana Bakes

Name: Oatmeal Banana Bakes
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 15 min
Total time: 25 min
Ingredients: 1 large egg white; 1/2 tsp cinnamon; 1/4 tsp salt; 1/4 cup slices apple chunks; 1 medium ripe banana; 12 packets Splenda; 1 cup oatmeal

Oatmeal and banana baked like cookies.

Ingredients

Directions

Mash ripe banana in a bowl.
Add remaining ingredients and stir.
Put on baking sheet, in cookie shapes and lightly flatten with a spoon.
Bake at 350 °F (175 °C) for 9 minutes.
Flip them after the 9 minutes, turn the oven off, and let them get a little crunchier in the still warm oven for 5 minutes.

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Reviews

I real like this and so does my daughter, altered it slightly baking to batches add an extra egg white for protein and in stead of splenda, brown sugar. Grab and go breakfast or snack.

09 Sep 13 by member: Kerry123

I messed them up because I cooked the oatmeal but I don't like the dry oatmeal.

05 Sep 12 by member: clearjewel

I just made these and they are pretty good. I would like them sweeter. (of course) LOL I did use 1/2 cup of splenda and I think the recipe should say to spray the cookie sheet w/oil. They did stick pretty bad. They are not too bad w/coffee or a glass of almond milk they work. :-)

11 Oct 11 by member: lkd1218

I think these are wonderful! It took me a bit to figure out that the Splenda amount listed in the recipe is equal to 1/2 cup (or that's what I used). They taste wonderful and I could eat the whole batch at a time...of course I didn't! :)

14 Aug 11 by member: skyonline

These were awesome!!! I'm on Phase one of Fat Smash, so I can't have the splenda, so I just added extra cinnamon. I bet they're even better sweet. It reminds me of banana bread, and it definitely helped kill my craving for something bread-like. I also hate oatmeal plain, so these were perfect! I will be making a lot of these!

03 Jun 11 by member: staceylynn426

Ideal for fat smash, especially if you are lookign for new things to do with the oatmeal! I love it.

03 Feb 11 by member: tonichanise

THIS WAS AWFUL !!!!!! =(

12 Nov 10 by member: frankster83

wasnt really feeling this recipe much it did kill a sweet tooth but i assumed the cookies were goin to be more cruncy i didnt like that doughy taste in the middle...the concept is good tho

20 Jan 10 by member: blily

Very tasty! Mine didn't come out crispy though :(...but they tasted very yummy! The only way I got my daughter to eat oatmeal!!!! Awesome!

11 Nov 09 by member: gburgos1113

I didn't think these were worth 3 points. They tasted ok, but I will never make them again. 3 points for a little banana oatmeal pancake thing is not a very good use of points.

19 Oct 09 by member: Redelmom

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Nutritional Summary:

	There are 196 calories in 1 serving of Oatmeal Banana Bakes.
	Calorie Breakdown: 13% fat, 72% carbs, 15% prot.

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size

per serve

Energy

821 kj

196 kcal

Fat

2.82g

Saturated Fat

0.511g

Monounsaturated Fat

0.861g

Polyunsaturated Fat

1.014g

Carbohydrates

36.45g

Sugar

6.78g

Fibre

5.2g

Protein

7.84g

Sodium

160mg

Cholesterol

0mg

Potassium

294mg

10%

of RDI*

(196 cal)

Calorie Breakdown:

Carbohydrate (72%)

Fat (13%)

Protein (15%)

*Based on an RDI of 2000 calories

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