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Lindy's Superfood Muesli Slice

11/5/2014

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This slice is a total nutrient powerhouse and makes perfect snack food fodder for the lunch box. It’s so jam packed full of superfoods, anti-oxidants and protein, you just know it will give your kids the energy they need to be fired up for an action packed day of play and learning.
 
It’s also a really great one for those on the run days when you need to grab a snack for you and the kiddliewinks as you race out the door. You can pop this one into your http://www.mygreenlunchbox.com.au/ container, knowing you have something healthy and nutritious to nibble on later in the day.

 
2 cups rolled oats

1 cup quinoa flakes

2 eggs

1 1/2 cups organic coconut oil

8 pitted dates

2 tlbsp hemps seeds

2 tlbsp chia seeds

2 tlbsp pumpkin seeds

1 tlbsp sunflower seeds

2 tlbsp goji berries

4 tlbsp rice syrup





METHOD

Preheat oven to 160 degrees

Combine oats, quinoa flakes, agave, chia, hemp, sunflower and pumpkin seeds in a large mixing bowl.

Roughly chop goji berries and add to mixing bowl

Give the eggs and dates a quick whiz in the blender, until dates are finely chopped. Add to mixing bowl.

Melt coconut oil and rice syrup over low heat. (I just scrape the oil from the jar with a knife and then measure in cup).

Once the coconut oil and honey is completely melted, add to the mixing bowl and combine well.

Pat ingredients onto a baking tray, level top with a spatula

Cook in oven for 15 to 20 minutes, or until it just turns a light golden brown.

Cool for 15 minutes

Slice and store in airtight container in the fridge

Mmmmm, delicious.....

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    Lindy Cook is The Nutrition Guru. She works in private practice and runs regular Health & Wellbeing Workshops in the workplace.

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