Alcuni degli Barrette di avena con ceci are simple, egg-free, dairy-free breakfast bars rich in natural protein without using protein powder. They bring over 7 grams of fiber and 9.5 grams of protein per slice!
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Barrette di avena con ceci
Ingredienti
- 1 bicchiere Datteri Medjool - pitted, equivalent to 155g/5.5oz (note 1)
- 1 tazza Warm Almond Milk - (nota 2)
- 1 può Ceci - 15 ounces / 425g can drained, rinsed (note 3)
- ⅓ bicchiere Burro di arachidi - (nota 4)
- ⅓ bicchiere Sciroppo d'acero - (nota 5)
- 2 tazza fiocchi d'avena - (nota 6)
- 2 cucchiai Farina di semi di lino - (nota 7)
- 2 cucchiaino da tè Lievito in polvere
- ½ bicchiere mirtilli - decorare
Istruzioni
- Preheat the oven to 350°F (180°C). Line a 9-inch pan with parchment paper. Lightly oil with cooking oil spray. Set aside.
- Place the pitted dates in a glass bowl and cover them with warm almond milk. Place a plate on top of the bowl. Set aside 10 minutes.
- Meanwhile, drain a can of chickpeas, and place in a high-speed blender with peanut butter, maple syrup, oats, flaxmeal, and pour the entire bowl of soaked date + milk as well.
- Blend on high speed until smooth, add baking powder to the jug, and stir with a rubber spatula.
- Pour the batter into the prepared pan, and sprinkle blueberries on top.
- Bake on the center rack of the oven for 30-35 minutes at 350°F (180°C) until golden brown, and a toothpick inserted in the center comes out with a few crumbs.
- Serve lukewarm with a dollop of coconut yogurt, extra berries, or chopped nuts.
Note
Alimentazione
Ingredienti e sostituzioni
Per preparare questa ricetta bastano pochi semplici ingredienti. Ecco come sceglierli e sostituirli.

- Datteri Medjool – These add natural sweetness and a sticky texture that binds the bars together. Dried figs or apricots soaked in hot water work well here too.
- Warm Almond Milk – This softens the dates and helps the blender process the heavy ingredients smoothly. Any dairy-free milk works, such as soy milk, oat milk, or coconut milk.
- Ceci – These form the protein-rich base of the batter and create a fudgy texture without adding a strong bean flavor. White beans like cannellini beans or navy beans also work perfectly.
- Burro di arachidi – This adds creaminess, healthy fats, and a nutty flavor that helps mask the chickpeas. Almond butter, cashew butter, or sunflower seed butter for a nut-free version are great swaps.
- Sciroppo d'acero – This adds extra sweetness and moisture to the bars. Agave syrup, brown rice syrup, or coconut nectar work just as well.
- fiocchi d'avena – These provide fiber and structure to the batter once blended. Quick oats or gluten-free certified oats are fine to use here.
- Farina di semi di lino – This acts as an egg replacement to bind the ingredients so the bars don’t crumble. Ground chia seeds work in the exact same way.
- Lievito in polvere – This gives the bars a little lift and lightness, so they aren’t too heavy or dense.
How to Make Chickpea Blended Oat Bars (in Pictures)






I consigli di Carine per la pasticceria
Ecco qualche altro consiglio per un bar perfetto.
- Customize the Toppings – You can easily swap the blueberries for chocolate chips, raspberries, blackberries, or even chopped nuts if you prefer a bit of crunch.
- Texture Expectations – These bars come out soft and dense, very similar to blended baked oats, but they are firm enough to hold and eat on the go.
- Suggerimenti per servire – I find these taste amazing served lukewarm on a plate with a scoop of coconut yogurt, extra fresh berries, or some chopped nuts on top.







Love this and good to customize with spices and fruits in season!
I am so happy you enjoy this in different ways.
I used dried cherries and chocolate chips And used date powder substitute for the maple syrup!
I am so happy to hear these changes work so well!
Love these….have made a few times also tried with raspberries and almond butter and no flaxseeds and they still worked and were delicious
Such a great news thanks for reporting back!
Could I use dried figs as a sub for dates? Also wondering if I could use a granulated or powder sweetener instead of maple syrup or agave (to keep sugar lower)?
I am pretty sure it will work with figs. But maple syrup is a binder here, you can’t remove it or the bars will be loose/fragile.
So good! Next time I’ll add more blueberries!
Sono felicissima che ti piacciano!
question – can I use dairy milk instead of almond milk?
Certo
Thank you! It looks so good, I didn’t want to ruin it on the first try.
What else could I use to lighten them up instead of the baking powder? Looking to reduce the sodium.
The best is to buy sodium free baking powder.
Ha funzionato esattamente come scritto, grazie!
Grazie!
Could I use white beans instead? Si many recipes use chickpeas which I don’t care for
It should work. but white beans have a creamier texture, it will impact the bar texture too, guessing they will be more dense and gummy.
can an egg be used instead of the flaxmeal?
I have no idea, I don’t bake with eggs, and I don’t develop my recipes to replace an egg.