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nutrition<br />

Nutritionist Hanna Sillitoe<br />

showcases these guilt<br />

free munchies, perfect for<br />

inbetween meals or after dinner<br />

Chewy Nutty Flapjacks<br />

I love flapjacks and my<br />

favourite ones are light golden<br />

brown on top and chewy in<br />

the middle. These are super<br />

easy and really don't take long<br />

to make.<br />

Ingredients:<br />

• 400g muesli<br />

• 50g trail mix<br />

• 3 heaped tbsp coconut oil<br />

• 2tbsp honey<br />

• 2tbsp nut butter<br />

• 2 bananas<br />

• Handful of chopped dates<br />

Method:<br />

Melt the coconut oil, nut<br />

1 butter and honey gently in<br />

a saucepan.<br />

Whizz the bananas and<br />

2 dates in a blender until<br />

smooth and add to the pan.<br />

Stir everything well.<br />

Take the pan off the heat<br />

3 and stir the muesli and<br />

trail mix through the melted<br />

ingredients.<br />

Allow to cool just a little,<br />

and spoon into a flapjack<br />

4<br />

tin lined with greaseproof<br />

paper (I like to rub coconut<br />

oil on the greaseproof paper<br />

to ensure the flapjacks don't<br />

stick when baked). Press the<br />

mixture firmly down.<br />

Bake in the oven for<br />

5 around 40 minutes at<br />

170°C until the top turns<br />

golden brown.<br />

6<br />

Allow to cool and cut<br />

into 12 little squares.<br />

Then place in the fridge to set<br />

further. The coconut oil will<br />

fully set and stop the flapjacks<br />

crumbling.<br />

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