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Oatmeal and bananas are a great source of fiber. Fiber helps fight heart disease and constipation. This delicious treat is a great way to begin any day or it is a great treat any time of the day. They are quick and easy to make and can be stored for a later snake. These cookies are also a nutritional source of protein which will help seniors maintain muscle mass.
High in Fiber
High in protein
Low in calories
Easy to make
Prep
Banana
Oat meal
Baking Sheet
Parchment paper
Honey
Peanut Butter
Raisins, chocolate chips, etc... (optional)
Mixing bowl
Ice cream scooper
Recipe
2 Bananas mushed down
2 Cups of oat meal
1/2 Cup of peanut butter
1 Tablespoon of honey
1 handful of raisins or chocolate chips
Mix all ingredients together
Scoop onto parchment paper/baking pan and Bake
Bake
Place in oven and bake at 350 degrees for 12-15 minutes
Take out of oven to let cool. Then serve
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