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Sunday, June 10, 2018

Vegan Fruit and Nut Flapjacks


Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. A lot of people skip breakfast and then get hunger pangs mid morning. I enjoy oats for breakfast, either made as overnight oats in the summer or hot porridge with fruits in the winter. I also love healthy snacks when I need breakfast on the go. These Fruit and Nut Flapjacks are the excellent choice.They contain no refined sugars and are gluten and dairy free and they are made with the finest organic fruit and nuts from the Indigo Herb company.


Indigo Herbs based in Glastonbury in Somerset have a great ethos they think the path to health starts with taking responsibility for your body, mind and soul. The second step is making the change by working some healthy routines into your daily lifestyle. On their website they supply a broad and unique range of quality products to include in your daily lifestyle, from breakfast, lunch and dinner, to everything in between.


Breakfast, Snack
Vegan, Vegetarian
Yield: 1 Tray 16 Squares.Pin it

Fruit and Nut Flapjacks

Prep time: 10 mins Cook time: 30 mins Total time: 40 mins
Gluten, dairy free and refined sugar free fruit and nut flapjacks that make the perfect breakfast or mid morning snack.

Ingredients:

Dry Ingredients:
2.5 cups Organic oats
1 cup  Indigo Organic dried apricots and figs finely chopped.
1.5 cups mixed Indigo Organic nuts almonds, cashew nuts, walnuts coarsely chopped.
0.5 cup  Indigo Organic coconut palm sugar.
2 teaspoons  Indigo Organic Baobab powder.

Wet Ingredients:
1/3 cup sunflower oil.
1/2 cup almond milk.
1 teaspoon vanilla.

Instructions:

1. Preheat the oven to 150 degrees C/ 300 degrees F
2. Line a square baking tray with parchment paper.
3. In a bowl add all the ingredients except the milk and mix together.
4. Stir in the almond milk a little at a time, until mixture binds together but don't make it too wet. (You may not need to use all the milk)
5. Transfer the mixture into the prepared baking tray and tightly pack it down using the back of a spoon. This is important as it will ensure when you cut the flapjacks they don't fall apart.
6. Bake in the preheated oven for 20 minutes at 150 degrees C  and another 10 minutes at 180 degrees C. 
7. The flapjacks should be a rich golden brown colour.
8.  Remove from the oven and allow to cool fully before cutting into slices or squares.

NOTES:

NB- You can add any dried fruits or nuts of your choice.
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35 comments:

  1. These look delicious! I bet they would be an amazingly hearty breakfast bar to enjoy with coffee or on the go!

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  2. these look right up my street - just the kind of thing for an on-the-go breakfast. I am a fan of Indigo Nutrition too, so a winer in my book :)

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  3. Oh wow these flapjacks sounds absolutely delicious and right up my street. So simple and filled with goodness, thanks for sharing

    Laura x

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  4. I have never tried these fruit and nut flapjacks but they look so healthy yet delicious. I will try your recipe and see how it turns out!

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  5. this looks delicious. a great quick breakfast to start off my morning!

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  6. These are really healthy .. I always feel I must try them sometime but never done so far.

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  7. Wow, this fruit and nut flapjacks look sooo yummy! What a healthy breakfast to start the day right! :)

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    1. They are great for when you are travelling too.

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  8. Oh these look delicious! I adore figs and dried fruits I can totally make these. I don't consume Agave but I am sure I can totally sub for maple or something else. Any ideas?

    I can't wait to make them.
    Thanks for sharing ;)

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  9. It looks yummy and heaalthy breakfast to opt for. I must try this recipe

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  10. This is my everyday after work out snack and I love it so much. It's so satisfying and delicious!

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  11. So many ideas for oats! I personally love flapjacks and if they look healthy like theses ones better!

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  12. Its been ages since I've made flapjacks. These look so delicious and healthy. Just the kind of breakfast option for lazy days.

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  13. Those look so good and they're definitely the perfect snack or meal during the day. They look so filling and healthy! I agree that you have to incorporate healthy changes in your body in order to take better care of it.

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  14. Why we will not try this?? No reason. Hate oats but this will surely make me to eat this so surely going to try this recipe. Let's see how good I am!!!

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  15. I love that these flapjacks are vegan and contain fruit and nut, they would be perfect as a snack at home or on the go. I am actually really craving a flapjack right now aha!

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  16. These look yummy! This reminds me of a recipe someone made on the Great British Baking Show, lol!

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  17. I am vegetarian, not vegan but I do appreciate finding vegan dishes that I love. Flapjacks are always a fave!

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  18. I know this brand and have drooled over their website often, since I only eat organic. Great products

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  19. I think having breakfast with something full of protein is very smart. I try to do that as well. This looks like the perfect thing to grab if you're in a hurry.

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  20. These Fruit and Nut Flapjacks look great. I'm sure they are very tasty too. And because of the ingredients, they are really ideal for the morning meal.

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  21. Looks delicious and healthy. A great recipe for breakfast or even snacks.

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  22. If I have enough time, I would prefer having a good and heavy breakfast. Or when am busy, oatmeal is good but yeah I feel hungry after 4hours :D

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  23. These look great! A pity I am allergic to nuts but I can always just have a fruit flapjack. I can imagine it be very filling too! (Chinedu from Bloggers United)

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  24. I love making fun things like this at the house. I have never tried out something like this. I will have to try this out soon. Looks like a great pick me up in the morning.

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  25. I want to be a vegetarian for forever. It is hard. A good substitution like this healthy small recipe could change my life. lol but seriously. Thanks!

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  26. these flapjacks looks delicious ! they can make a great snack when you are on the go , so is on my recipes to try for this weekend

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  27. You know, I only had a flapjack for the first time about a year ago! Totally missing out I love them, ones with fruit and all, but the Vegan ones look the best.

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  28. It's great that one can have something full of protein being a vegan. I am vegan myself, and people usually think that one can't get enough protein consuming only veg diets. It's so not true. Btw, it looks delicious.

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  29. Wow, a breakfast like this, heaven! As a vegan I can say: perfection!!!!

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  30. This looks good! I am not vegan, but I eat vegetables and other healthy foods. This is up to my taste!

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  31. These flapjacks look devine. Going through the ingredient list - every thing used is so healthy!! I would love these in my lunchbox!

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  32. This looks delicious plus very nutritious. I love recipes which uses a lot of dry fruits

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  33. These sound so delicious! I've made a commitment to eat healthier, and these would be a great addition for me to try. Thanks!

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  34. Such a great idea for a grab-n-go breakfast! My kids would love this too!

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