I want to make homemade granola bars....

[Anonymous]

Did you check the Barefoot Contessa's recipe? I made it once (albeit with nuts but I'm sure you can eliminate those) and it came out very tasty. Was easy to make.

[Anonymous]

I have been using this recipe:

http://www.buzzfeed.com/rachelysanders/how-to-make-the-best-granola-ever#.duAEKmrRQ

[Anonymous]

MarleySkye840 wrote:but they can't contain nuts or soy. I have looked up the "nut free" recipes but they always contain some sort of soy. Same with the soy free recipes.

Im thinking about this recipe that is oats, rice cereal, dry fruit, and honey. It just seems like it is supposed to be healthy anf that combination sound odd. Anyone got any tips?

The main problem is getting the consistency of peanut butter or sunbutter without using copious amounts of honey.

This is a great recipe:
http://mywholefoodlife.com/2014/06/23/homemade-granola-bars/
I used maple sirop instead of honey.

[Anonymous]

MarleySkye840 wrote:but they can't contain nuts or soy. I have looked up the "nut free" recipes but they always contain some sort of soy. Same with the soy free recipes.

Im thinking about this recipe that is oats, rice cereal, dry fruit, and honey. It just seems like it is supposed to be healthy anf that combination sound odd. Anyone got any tips?

The main problem is getting the consistency of peanut butter or sunbutter without using copious amounts of honey.

Did you try using dates like in this recipe:
http://chocolatecoveredkatie.com/2009/11/08/homemade-cashew-cookie-larabars/

[Anonymous]

This recipe is so easy and fool-proof. I substitute Coconut Oil.

http://www.inspiredtaste.net/21462/soft-and-chewy-granola-bars-recipe/

[Anonymous]

I know you asked about bars but could you just make granola and package it in snack sized bags? I am actually just taking a batch out of the oven...we use oats, honey, vanilla, and butter. Then people can add in whatever they want...dried fruit, chocolate chips, etc.

[Anonymous]

Omit the nuts and substitute sunbutter for the nut butter:
http://www.pbs.org/food/kitchen-vignettes/back-to-school-granola-bars/

[Anonymous]

Omit the nuts and substitute sunbutter for the nut butter:
http://www.pbs.org/food/kitchen-vignettes/back-to-school-granola-bars/