Hey there everyone!
Time to start sharing a skinny recipe here and there. Seems for a while I been sharing lots of tasty calorie filled desserts.
Like my dump cakes, cherry, peach and raspberry to name a few.
I have shared some weight watchers Pumpkin muffins before and I can’t wait til Fall to make those again.
Nothing wrong with that, however, I do make some low cal ones too.
Today I am sharing how to make a skinny banana cookie.
Now keep in mind I did add just a smidge more calories but nothing to speak of, imo:)
Plus I think coconut is good for you, so I added some of that as well.
This recipe somewhat reminded me of a breakfast bar. I did have two for breakfast and they satisfied me all day.
Not sure what the boys will think and I guess when they get home from school they will let me know.
They may say yay or nay. I will not tell them that it is healthy cookie.
Sometimes if that is noted they automatically think it will be bad if you know what I mean!
They both like bananas and so does Mike so it may go over well.
How about the recipe now.
Enjoy! these are super duper easy.
Update since I wrote this post and baked them. They were gone the first day. The family said they were more like a breakfast cookie than a sweet bad for you cookie. I would agree. If you are counting calories and just want to take the edge off, these will do the trick!
Skinny banana cookies
Ingredients
- 3 ripened almost brown banana's
- 2 cups of quick oats
- Chocolate chips optional
- Coconut optional
- Pecans optional
Instructions
- In a large bowl add two cups of quick oats. I used organic because I wanted them super healthy.
- Add three banana's that are super ripened almost brown and broken in half
- Mash them up with the oats a fork will do, until oats are completely mixed. You will be surprised at how well that works out.
- Add your optional ingredients, I just used a sprinkling of chocolate chips and coconut and topped each cookie with a pecan.
- Bake at 350 degrees for about 15 minutes.
- They come out somewhat soft and chewy.
- Like I said reminds me of a breakfast bar consistency.
- Enjoy!
Dawn Cain
They look delicious Debbie 🙂
Heather
Yummy! I love that they are a healthy yet sweet option!
MariaElena
Yum! They sound delicious! Have a great weekend! Hugs, Maria
Ann
Totally trying these when my bananas turn brown!
Sheila
Got to try this today! I have 3 speckled bananas…..perfect use for them!
debbiedoo's
Perfect! Enjoy your guilt free cookie!
Cheryl Major
I will try those this weekend . Thanks !
Kris
Yum Debbie. These look really good.
Kris
Sarah
Thanks for the skinny recipe. I need more snacks like this. Ha!
Amy @ Ms. Toody Goo Shoes
Somehow, I missed this post! GOTTA TRY THESE!!! What a great alternative to just having a bowl of oatmeal! Pinned already!
Angela
I made these for our cheerleaders to have a healthy snack before competition instead of the junk food and fried foods often offered and they loved them!! Thank you so much
debbiedoo's
Oh good! Thanks for letting me know.
Gillian B
I am making these right now I tried the batter and it sure is tasty 🙂 I added a cup of peanut butter to this recipe just because pb and banana’s go so well together.
Happy Baking!!!
P.s Thank you for sharing this 🙂
debbiedoo's
Ohhhh yummy! Great idea. I love PB too and will do this next time. Thanks for stopping by.
Bee
How many calories are these cookies?
debbiedoo's
I have no idea..sorry. Low fat is all I do know.