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It really doesn’t get much easier than this! These are my “EEK! There in nothing left in the pantry for the lunchbox and I need to make something” go to recipe. I thought that name may be a bit too long as a title on the blog post and recipe card so shortened it to Two Ingredients Muesli Bars. You are welcome.

What I love about these is they are so very versatile. You can use any toasted muesli that you have in the pantry. If you can’t have nuts in your house or school simply use a nut free version. Want extra fruit? Use a fruit filled muesli. You can use any dried fruit you like to form these bars. I use whatever is on special so they are super budget friendly.

If you are wanting to make your own muesli or granola why not try some of my recipes!?

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Two Ingredients Muesli Bars


  • Author: The road to loving my Thermo Mixer
  • Total Time: 65

Description

This recipe makes 10 bars or 20 squares.


Ingredients

Scale
  • 250g toasted muesli of choice
  • 350g dried apricots

Instructions

  1. Line a square cake tin with baking paper.
  2. Place muesli and dried apricots into bowl. Speed 9 / 45-60 seconds.
  3. Pour mixture into prepared tin.
  4. Smooth over with a glass or hands.
  5. Place into the fridge to firm up for an hour or more.
  6. Once firm, slice into bars and store in an airtight container for up to two weeks.

Notes

But I don’t have a Thermo Mixer

  • Simply blend the ingredients in a food processor on high speed until a dough forms. This will take up to 2 minutes depending on your machine.
  • Prep Time: 5
  • Cook Time: 60

One Comment

  1. Gill September 9, 2015 at 12:14 pm - Reply

    Thank you Peta!! It was 7.30am and I didn’t have enough snacks for lunch boxes. You just saved me, and the best bit was when my 5 year old went ” Woah what are they?” I told her and she did a mini fist pump and a “Yes”!!!
    I dropped the kids off to school with full lunch boxes and came home for a cuppa and a little snack of my own! They were delicious and so simple. I’ll definitely be making them again!!

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