Acestea Batoane sănătoase pentru micul dejun are super simple bars made with wholesome ingredients, no added sugar, and plenty of protein from chickpeas, peanut butter, and oats.
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Batoane sănătoase pentru micul dejun
Ingrediente
- 1 ½ cupe piure de banane - echivalentul a 3 banane mari coapte
- 1 poate să Năut conservat - drained, rinsed (note 1) (15 ounce can/425g)
- ¾ ceaşcă Unt de arahide - (nota 2)
- 2 lingurițe Extract de vanilie
- 2 ¾ cupe Ovăz rulat de modă veche - (nota 3)
- 2 linguri Chia Seminte - (nota 4)
- ½ ceaşcă Chips de ciocolată neagră - (nota 5)
- ½ ceaşcă Seminte de dovleac - (nota 6)
- ½ ceaşcă Migdale - (nota 7)
Instrucțiuni
- Preheat the oven to 350°F (180°C). Line a 9-inch square pan with parchment paper, making sure some pieces of parchment paper hang on the side to easily remove the bar from the pan later. Slightly oil the pan with cooking spray. Set aside.
- Open the can of chickpea, drain it over a sieve, give a quick rinse and place in a large bowl.
- Use a potato masher to mash the chickpeas into tiny pieces – you can also add them in a food processor and pulse a few times to break them apart. Set aside.
- Mash the ripe bananas, pack in measuring cups to get exactly 1 1/2 cups.
- Place the mashed bananas in a very large mixing bowl, add crushed chickpeas, peanut butter, oats, vanilla extract, chia seeds, pumpkin seeds, chopped almonds, and chocolate chips.
- Stir the ingredients very well, pressing them together to form a sticky, thick batter.
- Pour on the prepared baking pan, press evenly, and sprinkle extra chocolate chips on top for extra sweetness, if desired.
- Bake the oat bars for 30-40 minutes at 350°F (180°C) until dry and golden on top and set.
- Let the pan cool down for 15 minutes, then lift the overhanging pieces of parchment paper to release the oats onto a cooling rack.
- Let it cool down completely for 1 hour before slicing into 12 bars.
- Slice and serve on a plate for breakfast with mixed berries, a dollop of your favorite yogurt, or eat plain.
notițe
Nutriţie
Ingrediente și înlocuiri
Ai nevoie doar de câteva ingrediente simple pentru a prepara această rețetă. Iată cum să le alegi și să le înlocuiești.

- piure de banane – This ingredient brings natural sweetness and moisture to the bars. You could also use other fruit purees, like apple sauce or pumpkin puree, but bananas create a unique texture and flavor.
- Năut conservat – Chickpeas add plant-based protein and create a wonderfully soft texture in these bars, without adding a noticeable flavor. You will not taste them in the bar, they simply feel like moist pieces that go very well with the nuts and banana.
- Unt de arahide – Peanut butter acts as a binder, contributes healthy fats, and provides a rich, nutty flavor, along with more protein. For a nut-free option, you can use sunflower seed butter or tahini, or try almond butter or cashew butter for different flavors.
- Extract de vanilie – This ingredient enhances the overall flavor profile, bringing a warm, sweet aroma to the bars.
- Ovăz rulat de modă veche – Oats form the base of these bars, providing fiber and a satisfying chewiness. You can use gluten-free certified rolled oats if that’s a dietary need.
- Chia Seminte – Chia seeds are crucial as a binder in this recipe, helping to hold the bars together. You can also use flaxmeal as a substitute.
- Chips de ciocolată neagră – These add natural sweetness to the bars, which have no added sugar. If you prefer to skip them, or want a different flavor, dried fruits like dried cranberries, raisins, or finely chopped Medjool dates work well.
- Seminte de dovleac – Pumpkin seeds add a nice crunch and contribute additional protein. Hemp seeds will add even more protein, or sunflower seeds offer a different texture.
- Migdale – Almonds provide a satisfying crunch and nutty flavor. You can swap them for any other finely chopped nuts like walnuts or pecans, or you can leave them out entirely.
How to Make Healthy Breakfast Bars
These bars are super easy to whip up, here’s how in a few pictures.

Zdrobiți bananele și măsurați cantitatea exactă necesară.

Turnați toate celelalte ingrediente în bol.

Stir the batter until it’s sticky and well combined.

Pour the batter into a square baking pan and flatten it with a spatula.

Add chocolate chips and bake the oat bars for 30-40 minutes at 350°F (180°C).

Let the bars cool down in the pan for 15 minutes and on a board for 1 hour.
Sfaturile de copt ale lui Carine
Let me share a few more tips for a perfect breakfast bars.
- Big Batter – Always use a very large mixing bowl to combine all the ingredients. The batter is quite large, and a large bowl gives you plenty of room to mix everything thoroughly without making a mess.
- Sugestii de difuzare – While these bars are great on their own for a quick snack, serving them with a dollop of your favorite yogurt, fresh berries, and a drizzle of maple syrup can add an extra layer of flavor and create a more complete breakfast.
- Controlul dulceaței – The chocolate chips are the main source of sweetness in these no-added-sugar bars. If you decide to omit them, the bars will be much less sweet. Consider adding dried fruits like raisins, cranberries, or finely chopped dates if you want to maintain some sweetness without the chocolate.
- Schimb de unt de nuci – Experiment with different nut or seed butters to change the flavors. Sunflower seed butter is a great nut-free option, while crunchy almond butter can add an interesting texture.
- Seed Variations – Don’t be afraid to mix up the seeds! While pumpkin seeds are great, hemp seeds will boost the protein content, and sunflower seeds offer a different kind of crunch.
- Binder Importance – Chia seeds are key for binding these bars together. While flaxmeal is a good substitute, make sure you don’t skip this ingredient, or your bars might not hold their shape.
- Se răcește complet – It’s important to let the bars cool down for at least an hour on a cooling rack before slicing. This allows them to firm up properly, making them much easier to cut into neat bars without crumbling.
- Parchment Paper Lift – When lining your baking pan, make sure the parchment paper hangs over the sides. This creates “handles” that make it incredibly easy to lift the entire batch of bars out of the pan once they’ve cooled slightly, preventing sticking and breaking.







Carine, so excited to try these breakfast bars. I did make them. will the flavors be more pronounced in a day or two? I don’t seem to taste much of anything out of the oven. a bit bland. please say yes! as I really want another new favorite of your recipes!
I am so sorry to hear that. Since the recipe only has banana and chocolate chips to add flavor, they taste like banana, and chocolate, with crunchy bites of nuts and seeds. But then if you are after some specific flavor, let’s say cinnamon, feel free to stir it 1 teaspoon to 1 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon. Or swap the nuts for dried fruits like dried cranberries.
cinnamon would’ve been a great addition!..however the banana is more pronounced today after day in fridge..I quickly decided to add dark chocolate chips to top out of the oven yesterday.. spread those ..then layer of chopped dried cranberries..and a layer of melted peanut butter mixed with white chocolate. idk if they’re healthy anymore..but they do taste amazing now!! I love chickpeas so I guess I’m fooling my tummy. I love that we work together.thank you Carine for another tasty recipe. there’s so many choice ingredients to experiment with..I will make again!
Thanks for sharing with me and trying my recipes.
Bună, Carine,
Thank you so much for this wonderful recipe! I made a double batch froze in bar slices and it’s perfect to grab for a breakfast on the go. I’ll be coming back to this one, very tasty.
My question: would it be possible to add some shredded carrot or frozen berries, or would the added wet ingredients mess with the textural integrity?
Au o zi mare!
Thank you for the lovely feedback! I wouldn’t add wet ingredient indeed, they will be soft and fragile.
Sounds interesting and I’m planning to make them today. Bringing them to lunch tomorrow on my weekly school day, just windering: why don’t it says it’s vegan? Some recipes say it, some don’t. This confuses me a bit..
Thanks for your inspiring recipes! I made some and they are lovely ❣️
All my recipes are vegan, if your read my bio, or follow me for a while you know I never bake with eggs or dairy because my husband is vegan.
Bună, Carine,
Thanks for your reply. Indeed I do follow you, but never read your bio. Now I know that all your receipts are vegan and will try many more of them. My fellow students did like the carrot muffins very much last time I brought something to snack at class. Most of them are vegan
It’s so nice to hear thank you! I am sorry if I didn’t make it clear for each recipes, but get reassured, I never use eggs, dairy or animal products in my kitchen.
What about adding protein powder for added protein?
My goal with this recipe is to make a high protein breakfast without the need of protein powder. Since the batter is already dry, adding protein powder will make it so dry that it crumble apart when you cut it.
I baked them a tad too long so they were a bit dry. I put them into the freezer and when I defrost them in a closed container they are nice and moist.
They are a great substitute for shop bought cereal bars, the taste is so much better, they are filling and just sweet enough so I don’t feel the urge to eat sweets. The kids love them, too.
Thank you ! I am so glad you love them.
Can I swap apple sauce with bananas. My husband is allergic to bananas?
Usually you can swap banana for same amount of applesauce. However, applesauce has more moisture, it means the bars can be a bit more fragile.
I love all those ingredients. I can’t wait to try it. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much! I look forward to hear back from you.
Can I use Peanut butter powder?
Not really, the fat in peanut butter act as a glue, it bind everything together.
Fabulous recipe! only thing I did differently, I didn’t don’t have almonds so I added extra pumpkin seeds. So easy and delicious thank you so much!
That sounds delicious too, thanks for trying my recipes!
hi my son is allergic to peanuts and sesame could you use normal butter instead? thanks
I am sorry to hear that. The recipe will not work with regular butter, but you can use cashew butter, almond butter, sunflower seed butter. All these options will bind the ingredients together as peanut butter.