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Mumsnet Discussions: Food : Has anyone got a good recipe for a chewy meusli bar type thing? (5 messages)
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Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By hopefully on Thu 08-May-08 14:42:45
I'm addicted to geobars, which are the perfect chewiness, but they are costing me a fortune! Does anyone have a recipe for a meusli bar that is chewy, not like granola?
Thanks!
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By WowOoo on Thu 08-May-08 14:45:36
If you look on Annabel KArmel's website under food for toddlers there is nice recipe, which I adapted. Mine came out very chewy and yummy and fortunately for me was rejected by ds..
Can't remember name sorry...(it was only two days ago)
Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By hopefully on Thu 08-May-08 14:54:41
Ooh, thank you, that does look good, and sufficiently adaptable for even my complete lack of cooking skills!
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By tarantula on Thu 08-May-08 15:13:13
I toast seasame seeds pumpkin seeds sunflower seeds and porridge oats in a pan add to a bowl with raisins and sultanas and anything else I cna find in the cupboard (dates cashews almonds(chopped)that kinda thing) and then melt peanut butter, honey (or golden syrup) and a knob of butter in the mic and add. Bung in a tray and leave to cool in the fridge. Dead easy.

The longer you cook the peanut mixture for the chewier they will be.
Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By hopefully on Thu 08-May-08 15:56:40
Ooh, that also sounds good. i think a muesli bar bake-off may be in order this weekend!


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