Low-Fat Granola Bars

From EatingWell:

Storebought granola bars sure are convenient, but they're often loaded with undesirable amounts of fat. These come together in minutes. Try using chopped dates or dried cranberries in place of the raisins.

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"Made with store-brand granola & an organic pack of seeds/nuts/dried berries which ended up being the most inexpensive & delicious. Tip: leave the bars in the pan to cool for a little and then cut them & shape them into their...

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4 Reviews for Low-Fat Granola Bars

09/11/2011

karissalorinne

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Delicious!

I made these a few nights ago, and they were super easy to make and tasted delicious. The only problem I had with them was that they didn't hold together very well. I'm going to try and make them again and let them cool in the pan longer before I cut them next time.

Pros: Taste amazing, and very easy to make

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02/26/2010

Anonymous

Made with store-brand granola & an organic pack of seeds/nuts/dried berries which ended up being the most inexpensive & delicious. Tip: leave the bars in the pan to cool for a little and then cut them & shape them into their square shape...this will allow you to remove the individual bars easier.

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11/29/2009

Anonymous

I intend to try making these tomorrow. Reading the last post, I wonder if cutting the bars while still warm wouldn't make it easier to cut. I use a pizza cutter for this job.

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