These are great because they are packed full of fruit but still feel like you’re eating a bit of a treat! You could probably leave out the honey suggested in the original recipe and they would still be delicious. I often swap out the precise ingredients on the original recipe with whatever I have to…
To be honest, I’m not sure what to call these! They are at the same time: energy bars breakfast bars cereal bars no bake / raw bars snack bars dried fruit bars dairy free / vegan I also think you can probably swap the apricot and date for any other dried fruit and they would…
These are great – really easy, relatively quick, no added sugar and also freezable. And probably most importantly, they taste really nice. The recipe page I got them from also has lots of other great muffin ideas. I’ve written out below how I made them because it differs a bit from the original page. The…
A lovely alternative to a bircher breakfast, this takes a few minutes to make the night before and is a refreshing and healthy way to start your day. It’s really simple, you just mix together the dry and then wet ingredients, and leave in the frige overnight. It’s then delicious as it is, or the…
This is a really nice, simple recipe, and feels a bit healthier for having spelt flour rather than regular flour. Just don’t focus too much on the amount of sugar that also goes in … Ingredients: 210g spelt flour 1 tsp baking powder 1 tp bicarb soda pinch of salt 125g unsalted butter, soft or…
I made this towards the end of summer, and as mornings are getting colder it certainly makes getting up easier! It’s not loaded with sugar and somehow the nutty chocolate flavour seems to fit perfectly with early, chilly autumn mornings. As an added bonus, the original recipe has everything in cups so even if you…
Really moist, chocolatey and light – you’ll wonder if you forgot to put the courgettes in once you bite into this. It’s so good I only did half the the recipe – it’s supposed to have rye salted chocolate crumbs on top but I don’t think it needs it. Perfect for breakfast, dessert, or a…
Well, if you ever have an overabundance of chickpeas in your pantry, here’s an excellent use for them! I made half the source recipe as I only had about 240g chickpeas but it still worked out very well. Let’s answer the obvious question – there is the merest hint of chickpeas in the final product,…
Oh my gosh, this is so delicious. For some reason after my latest workout I really had a craving for salted caramel and a desire to do something a bit different with my vanilla protein powder. And I have perfectly achieved those two desires! A quick internet search told me it’s quite easy to create…
This is a refreshing change from porridge and almost has a tropical taste to it! I had my doubts about mixing orange and milk as the original recipe suggested, but I would definitely do it again! The orange zest gives it a lovely freshness and the honey or maple syrup proportion can be changed depending…
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