These portable Strawberry Almond Oatmeal Bites make great on-the-go breakfasts or snacks, especially for your little ones! This post is sponsored by Fisher Nuts.
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I can’t believe this is my first post of 2017! I decided I needed a bit of a breather in January, some time to regroup after a month of helping my littlest guy recover from a tonsillectomy and my biggest guy (my husband) recover from a shoulder/rotator cuff surgery. I’ll admit, it was nice to take a break from worrying about picking up my camera and just focus on cooking for my family. My head is always spinning with new recipe ideas, as well as trying to figure out what to make for dinner that I honestly enjoyed just making recipes from cookbooks, friends and my blog without thinking too much of it.
One of the things I’m trying to get better at is making healthier snacks available for my kids to take in the car on their way to basketball or volleyball practices. We are full on entrenched in sports right now and spend many afternoons and evenings trekking back and forth between gyms. It seems like my kids are ALWAYS hungry and I’ve been trying to be more mindful about what they are snacking on and making sure they are eating more than just pretzels or crackers (it’s hard!). One thing I know for sure, anytime I make snacks like these oatmeal bites, quinoa bites or egg muffins, they are the go-to snack and don’t last very long. Seeing my kids choose those first is motivation enough to get myself into the habit of making quality portable snacks more often.
It’s strawberry season here in Florida (thank goodness!) and we are eating them like crazy right now. Chopped fresh strawberries along with a little strawberry preserves were my choice for these oatmeal cups but changing them up with the seasons (try peaches or blueberries) is easy.
Of course I included Fisher Sliced Almonds for added protein and crunch.
-Fisher nuts are preservative free and non-GMO Project Verified
-Fisher has nine varieties of recipe nuts certified as Heart Healthy by the American Heart Association
-The resealable bag helps keep the nuts fresh for longer. Look out for their new packaging on store shelves
February is “heart health” month and I’m happy to share a recipe with you that is not only tasty but filled with ingredients that are good for the heart as well.
Hope everyone’s year is off to a positive start! Check in and say hello in the comment section and let me know something good that’s going on in your life. Have a great week!
Yield: 12 oatmeal bites
Prep Time:10 minutes
Cook Time:20 minutes
Total Time:30 minutes
I used unsweetened shredded coconut for this recipe but feel free to use sweetened coconut.
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