Today I had cookies for breakfast. (What?! I thought you were trying to be healthy?) Well, I am and these are! They’re “cookies” made from just bananas and oats - so simple! No sugar, no flour, no eggs… thank you to The Burlap Bag for creating these! I love having these in the kitchen because I eat them for breakfast or as a snack and I don’t feel guilty for eating five. (That’s about half a banana and a third-ish cup of oats? Maybe? You get the point.)
This morning I was racing against the clock and rushed making these so I literally only used 2 ingredients. But before I’ve added chocolate chips and have since then started a list of different cookie combos I want to make. What is/are your favorite kind(s) of cookies? I want to add some of your favorites to my list. :)
Helpful tips:
Make sure your bananas are ripe! // The first time I made these I was so anxious to try this recipe but my bananas weren’t ready so it tasted a bit off.
You may need to add more oats. // This depends on the length of your bananas so adjust accordingly if the consistency seems too wet.
Add vanilla extract. // If the taste is too plain for you, vanilla extract can help add more flavor.
(No Bake) Mango Cheesecake
If you’re looking for an easy dessert to make and is too lazy to bake an actual cheesecake, you can try this recipe.
INGREDIENTS:
2 mangoes
1/2 tsp butter
62mL whipping cream
oreo cookies
1 pack mango jelly powder
50g sugar
2 tsp gelatin
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
8 oz cream cheeseDIRECTIONS:
1. Mix the mango jelly powder with hot water
2. Add in the gelatin (mix it with cold water first)
3. Crush the Oreo cookies
4. Mix the crushed cookies with butter (melt in microwave)
5. Press into the cake holder
6. Freeze the hardened crust for 30 mins
7. Cut (dice) the mangoes
8. Beat the cream cheese till soft and smooth
9. Add in sugar and beat
10. Add in whipping cream, vanilla extract, the jelly mixture and mangoes
11. Pour the entire mixture into the pan and refrigerate overnight
gotta try these!
have you seen those “clotheshifters” in talent shows? i think this is how they do it!
so at uni yesterday me and my friend spotted this
at the National Oceanography Centre, one of the top scientific institutes in the UK
at some point, someone saw that tiny door and took their opportunity