No Bake Breakfast Cookies
These No Bake Breakfast Cookies are easy to make, healthy, packed with protein, and simply delicious. They can be whipped up in less than 5 minutes and stored for up to two weeks.
These No Bake Breakfast Cookies are an absolute favorite in my house. So they are made ALL the time.
Whenever I get a little lazy to make breakfast or if I know I am going to have a hectic week ahead of me. I whip up these guys.
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They are really similar to my Nutella Energy Bites. I eat 2 or three of them for breakfast (okay sometimes it’s 4) and I always love snacking on them when I get that mid afternoon dip. They are packed with protein so they really keep you feeling full and powered up.
The thing I love most about them, other than the fact that they only take 5 minutes to make, is that you can change them up all the time. Sometimes I add only chocolate chips to them (I love dark chocolate chips). Other times, I add some almonds or some pecans. You could really mix in anything to them. Perhaps you could add a few pumpkin seeds, or some dried cranberries. Honestly, everything works well with them.
No Bake Breakfast Cookies are so easy to make!
All you need to make these deliciously healthy No Bake Breakfast Cookies is some rolled oats, some creamy peanut butter, a little chia seeds, and some honey (or maple syrup).
All you do then is, place all the ingredients into a bowl and give it a good mix. Then choose your desired extras (I added choc-chips and chopped almonds for this batch) and mix those in.
Then roll the mixture into little balls and place them on a baking tray (preferably line with baking paper), press them flat a little, and pop them into the fridge (or your mouth).
I like to keep a whole bunch of them in a container in the fridge for whenever I need them. It makes for an exceptionally easy and healthy breakfast.
No Bake Breakfast Cookies
These No Bake Breakfast Cookies are easy to make, healthy, packed with protein, and simply delicious. They can be whipped up in less than 5 minutes and stored for up to two weeks.
Ingredients
- 3/4 Cup Peanut Butter
- 1 Tablespoon Honey or Maple Syrup
- 1 teaspoon Vanilla
- 1 to 3 Tablespoons Chia Seeds
- 3/4 Cup Old fashioned oats
- Extras – Chocolate Chips Chopped Almonds, Raisins, Pumpkin Seeds
Instructions
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Place the peanut butter, honey and vanilla in a microwavable bowl and microwave the ingredients for 20 seconds.
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Stir the mixture until well combined then add in the remaining ingredients.
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Stir well and ensure everything is well incorporated.
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Roll the mixture into 8 balls and place the balls on a baking tray lined with parchment paper. Press the balls flat slightly and place them in the fridge for at least an hour.
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Store them in an airtight container in the fridge for up to two weeks.
Thanks, Jane!
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They look delicious, and easy to make. They wouldn’t last two weeks in our house!
Do you have the nutrition information? These look like something my husband would love. However, he is on a strict diet, counting calories, protein, carbs, and all that stuff. If I cannot come up with this information he will not look at the recipe or make this.
Hi Dawn! There’s lots of websites where you can add a recipe in and they’ll come up with the nutritional information for you. Personally, I like using My Fitness Pal. :)
I love no bake recipes, especially in the summer :)
Are the oats cooked before you mix them? Or soaked and mixed in raw?
I used “raw” rolled oats. Neither cooked nor soaked. :)
Can you substitute almond butter for peanut butter. My child is allergic to peanuts.
That should work! Just be careful of the consistency, you might need to use slightly less almond butter depending on the brand. :)
I was looking for a breakfast idea like this one! Easy, delicious for a great start of the day. Thanks for the recipe, Jamielyn!
This looks like it would be great for making a large batch and freezing. Have you tried freezing them before and if so, how did they turn out?
Yes, they freeze great!
Hi there! I love this recipe! But yours look so much more delicious than mine. It seems when I make it they come out very dry, but yours look quite the opposite. What’s your secret?!
Hi Amie! I would try adding less oats next time and add more until you get the consistency you like. :)
Do you have to use chia seeds?
Hi Kelsey! You don’t have to use chia seeds, you can add any of the extras instead: Chocolate Chips, Chopped Almonds, Raisins, Pumpkin Seeds.
These sound delicious. Has anyone tried to add protein powder to the recipe with success? Thanks! :)
Hi Karen! I haven’t tried adding it in these but I add it to my energy balls all the time. I think it would work great! :)
Could you make these if you wanted? And if so, what temperature would you bake them at?
I don’t think these would bake well unfortunately!