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Small batch oat cookies

A small batch of healthy oat cookies for when you want a fresh small batch (cus let’s face it fresh is best) but you don’t want to spend lots of ingredients on a big batch or the temptation for days after, then these are a good option.

Made with healthy high fiber ingredients plus some protein too and you can add dark chocolate as well, it’s very easy to customise them to your needs.

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Recipe (makes 3)
-20g oats
-15g plant protein (can sub for flour & adjust the sweetness)
-1/8 tsp baking powder
-1 Tbspn coconut sugar
-9g coconut oil/butter
-7g peanut butter/or other nut butter
-30ml water/milk of choice
optional: spices, choc chips, dried fruit
Note: depending on your brand of protein powder you may need an extra teaspoon of water/liquid

Directions
-Pre-heat the oven to 140c fan
Mix together the dry ingredients, melt the oil and other wet ingredients together then add this to the dry mix and stir. Shape into 3 small cookies
-Bake for 9-10 mins

Omega 3 & magnesium rich brownie energy balls

Does what it says on the tin! These energy balls are not only a great, natural source of energy but also use ingredients high in omega 3 fats and magnesium, so you can nourish yourself while feeding a craving.

For the healthy fats/omegas I used ingredients such as walnuts, chia and hemp protein, you can also add shelled hemp seeds as a topping too if you like plus dark chocolate which not many people know can be a good source of magnesium. Brands will differ due to which one you choose & also how dark regarding the chocolate coating. A basic cacao powder will be high and the one I used per 100g has around 166% of RDA magnesium (thought the RDA will differ between men & women). A few squares of 85% dark choc can be a good portion of your RDA ticked off too so I used both in this recipe. Chia seeds & cashews also contain magnesium.

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Protein yogurt cookie dough bowl

This healthy plant protein, cookie dough bowl is high in fiber and high in protein with dark chocolate for a bit of indulgence,  plus it’s much better than store bought and great for after a workout!
You can also smoosh this together into one big serving rather than rolling into individual bits

Made using healthy, natural ingredients plus if you use a probiotic yogurt then it’s good for your gut too.

Note: This won’t work with whey protein as its not as absorbent as plant protein so it wont bind

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I'm Siobhan. Thanks to my Masters in food security I love learning about what food does for our health & believe that knowing how our food enriches us, makes it easier to live healthier.

I want to learn as much as I can about food, health & wellness, so figured why not share this with others? I also love to make delicious treats that are healthy to eat!

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