This oatmeal bar recipe is so so easy to make and tastes fantastic.
Oats and dried fruits are really healthy and good for you, oats contain B Vitamins and apricots are high in Iron and Vitamin A.
This oat bar recipe is wheat and dairy free.
Try them for yourself they are very tasty.
Ingredients for Oat Meal Bars
8oz Whole Oats
2oz Oat Bran
3oz Dried Apricots
1oz Raisins
1oz Sultanas
4oz Honey
1oz Dark Brown Sugar
3 Tbsp Rapeseed Oil (or sunflower oil)
4 Tbsp Soya Milk
1oz Dark Brown Sugar
1 Tbsp Honey
3 Tbsp Soya Milk
'Note....To measure the honey place a small bowl onto your weighing scales and weigh 4oz into it.'
Picture of thick syrup textured honey being poured into a bowl.
Picture of whole oats.
Picture of Oat Bran.
Picture of Unsulphured Dried Apricots and Raisins.
How to make Jeenas Kitchen Oatmeal Bar Recipe
In a large mixing bowl mix together the whole oats, oat bran and dried fruits.
Mix together 3 Tbsp oil, 4oz honey and 1oz brown sugar in a separate bowl.
Mix in 4 Tbsp soya milk.
Mix in 4 Tbsp soya milk.
Add the oats and fruit mixture and mix together thoroughly.
Add half off the oats mixture at a time.
Add half off the oats mixture at a time.
Once fully mixed add 1oz brown sugar, 1 Tbsp Honey and 3 Tbsp Soya milk.
Mix really well.
Mix really well.
Lightly grease a flapjack oven tin or brownie tin.
Pat the oatmeal mixture into the tin using the back of a spoon.
Pat the oatmeal mixture into the tin using the back of a spoon.
Place into a hot oven at 190C for 15-20 minutes of until golden.
Once cooked leave the oat bar mixture in its tray for at least ten minutes.
Slice the oatmeal into bars and leave to fully cool.
Store in an air tight container.
Once cooked leave the oat bar mixture in its tray for at least ten minutes.
Slice the oatmeal into bars and leave to fully cool.
Store in an air tight container.
Enjoy Jeenas Kitchen delicious oatmeal bar recipe.
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17 comments:
These look great! They are like homemade granola bars.
They sure look great and must taste really good as well.
what pile of them! they look yummy.
Amazing work. Nice to see some nice home made stuff. Never tried making granola bars at home. Looks so nice...
Jeena! I've missed you and your posts! These would be delicious with my morning tea. I made some granola bars a while back but they didn't look nearly as yummy as yours. Great post, Jeena.
I love Oatmeal Bars! Your look scrumptious to please!
Cheers,
Rosa
these look wonderful Jeena! I love the dried fruit!
love these bars. I have been eating readymade ones, will try making them now:-)
oatmeal bar looks very nice .. shud make these N have them before I hit the gym everyday cuz buying these bars from a store is expensive .. thanks for sharing jeena
These look good, and so healthy too. I just got a jar of honey from a local beekeeper, this recipe will be a great way to use some up.
Your pictures are perfect Jeena. Makes me want to drop what I'm doing and make granola bars!
hi jeena,
first of all, your website is AMAZING! i often find that on other recipe sites, i have to tweak ingredients until they meet my nutrition expectations, but yours are already perfect!
anyway, question about the bars: how long do they keep, either in or out of the fridge?
Jenna!!! Awesome pictures. I thought the scroll bar in my browser was never going to reach the bottom. I love it.. Great bar recipe... Can I have 4 please?
thanks
zesty :)
Your bars look so scrumptious! The perfect healthy snack!
Thanks so much everybody I'm glad you like them. :-)
Alex they will keep a few days in an air tight container in a cool place.
In our house they don't last much longer than a day so I never get chance to truly see how long they keep.
Hope this helps. :-)
Those oatmeal bars look good!
Hello Jeena, your recipe sure looks great! Do you get a chewy or crunchy texture of bars? The pile looks so delicious.
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