Low Fat Bars Recipes

This soft, nutritional breakfast bar is great if you are trying to lose weight or lower cholesterol and the kids will love them too.

This recipe makes 30 bars so there are plenty to go around.

Great for breakfast on the run or try it at caffee break time.

these turned out better than anticipated...can't taste the beans!!

I wanted to try something new and healthy. So, I subbed all sugars with splenda and added my all time favorite Ocean Spray Craisins.

The main recipe format is from the Quaker Oats container label.

This is a recipe I learned on weight watcher's it is supper easy and tastes really good.

YUM !

Recipe from Health Vegan Weight Loss site

Low fat but not low taste

From Eating Well.com

MMMMMMMGood!

These bars are low fat and provide a healthy alternative to satisfy your sweet tooth.

These bars will save you some of the fat but not the taste! They are soft and tasty. You can also subsitute peanut butter chips.

fruit puree instead of oil

So quick and easy to make, I used to buy the Special K bars, now I make them and save time, money and gas! The home made version only has about 12 more calories and tastes better.

A delicious low-fat fall treat. This would be great for an autumn party.

A delicious and wholesome snack for kids and grown ups alike. So moist they don't even need the traditional cream cheese frosting!

Adapted from skinnytaste.com

Slightly sweet oat bars good for breakfast or snacking. Generous serving size for around 150 calories and lower fat and more fiber than traditional "bar" recipes.

Taken from: http://www.sheknows.com/food-and-recipes/a
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