I love snacking on tidbits when I watch my Korean dramas online.
However, not all tidbits are healthy especially those packed chips and granola bars sold in the hypermarket.
It is either overloaded with sucrose, sweeteners or salt.
Homebaked tidbits would be healthy as you can control the amount of sugar and salt which is why I had decided to search for Corn Flakes Almond Slices that had caught my attention when I was passing by a bakery shop.
Almond Slices are alike granola bars, a mixture of sticky goey finger bars with assorted nuts and fruity chips.
In my recipe, I had added chopped red cherries and sultanas which were roughly a handful and mixed with toasted almonds which are coarsely chopped.
These fruity and nutty ingredients are packed with fibre or you can add in some other dried fruits such as almonds, pineapples, mangoes or lemons.
Although granola bars are chunky and sticky, Almond Slices are on the healthy side, less sugar, more eggs to combine the ingredients well and I even added crushed corn flakes for more iron and fibre.
If you are out of corn flakes, you can add in Instant Oats or Nestum for a change.
However, remember to blend them in a food processor to turn them into fine texture.
As for the flour, you could use the usual plain flour, wheat flour or almond flour, whichever that you have in hand.
If you are using self raising flour, leave out the baking powder.
Remember to sieve the flour and baking powder before you start using them in order to ensure there aren’t any bits and harden flour in the batter.
In addition sieving helps to lighten the Almond Slices and gives a chewy, crunchier bites.
Do not use margarine for your cookies and cakes because it is high in fat content.
I usually use unsalted butter to omit the salt in my cookies.
You can melt the butter buy cutting them into small cubes as it melts easier.
Otherwise, leave them at the room temperature to thaw the butter.
Buy raw almonds from the shop, which is much cheaper than roasted ones.
Place the raw almonds onto the tray in the oven and toast them for 5-10 min.
Do not toast until they turned brownish, just light crispy will do.
Chop them with a kitchen knife or place them into a zip lock bag, crush them with a fist.
As for the corn flakes, remember to buy non-sugar coated , the original flavor is the best bet.
Do enjoy this recipe and have a healthy snack , anytime, any day!
Corn Flakes Almond Slices recipe
Ingredients:
How to make Corn Flakes ALmond Slices
A great snacking treat for kids and packed school lunch box.
written by peachpurple
picture by peachpurple
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Preparation appears to be interesting. Granola Bars it appears to be more costly though they are healthy and tasty.
Preparing such dishes at home will be safer as most of them will be overloaded with sugar/Salt and if we cook them at home we can prepare them as per our required amounts of sugar and salts.
But, what I want to do is avoiding essences. Purchasing Almond roasted one appears to somewhat lessen the burden. I do not know the temperature required to roast the pieces. So, I would like to purchase the roasted ones only.
Cornflakes and Oates are also good for health. However, putting them in a mixie to make them into a fine paste is a good idea. Most of the times I soak them in Milk or any Chocolate for 10 minutes before I eat them.
I want to try these Granola bars at home.
Is that a picture of the one you made? It looks so mouth watering that i am actually salivating just looking at it now.
However, seeing the procedure and lots of ingredients deter me from trying it as I am not adept in using the oven at home because eversince it was bought many years ago , no one tried using the oven and even the rotisserie.
I guess Ijust have to buy a granola bar when I passed by the supermarket tonight after our dismissal from work. Surely, it will not be as delicious s yours but I am sure it will satisfy my craving, elicited by this post and picture of yours. ha ha ha