Tastes exactly like the no-bake cookie dough I ate as a kid. Seems quite versatile. You can warm it up in the dehydrator. When refrigerated, it gets hard. I broke it into pieces and served it as chocolate cereal for my four-year-old. But it's also excellent straight from the bowl!
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1. Mix all the ingredients together. Form into cookies. Enjoy immediately. 

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By MammaCassa

Tastes exactly like the no-bake cookie dough I ate as a kid.

Seems quite versatile. You can warm it up in the dehydrator. When refrigerated, it gets hard.

I broke it into pieces and served it as chocolate cereal for my four-year-old. But it's also excellent straight from the bowl!

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I added peanut butter; but it made it way sweet; so it's like a chocolate bar in a bowl. But still really good.

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I am transitioning as well; and only have normal peanut butter for now. Next month I am stalking up on Almond butter and the like. I will try the receipe with just plain old peanut butter. I can't wait to get rid of this jar. Thanks for the reciepe.

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Yum, I love these. I got the raw rolled oats from Allissa Cohen's website. They could use a little soaking before making this.

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I used Irish oats and some ground flax seed then substituted honey instead and they are great. I didn't use wax paper to put them on but I rubbed flax seed oil on a pizza pan and placed them on it and put them in the fridge.

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I just bought organic Whole Raw Rolled Oats from a grocery store here in Metro Atlanta. They are from LoveRawFoods (www.loverawfoods.com) and are a product of Blue Mtn Organics in Virginia - if anyone is interested in raw rolled oats! Looking forward to trying this recipe!

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I added peanut butter; but it made it way sweet; so it's like a chocolate bar in a bowl. But still really good.

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I am transitioning as well; and only have normal peanut butter for now. Next month I am stalking up on Almond butter and the like. I will try the receipe with just plain old peanut butter. I can't wait to get rid of this jar. Thanks for the reciepe.

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When I next use this recipe, I'm going to grind the oats a little first. This mixture was a little too chewy for me, though it did satisfy my incurable sweet tooth ;

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Ok Ladies n Gents. If you can get past the idea that the rolled oats are not raw... like I did, I tell you, these cookies could end a marriage... or trigger a proposal. They are simply awesome. If you are a recovering sweet food junky, this is your fix. Its like Cacao, Oat, Nut butter Crack.

Sounds like some folks found some raw oats to use, Ill try those next time.

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Yum, I love these. I got the raw rolled oats from Allissa Cohen's website. They could use a little soaking before making this.

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I just tried this tonight. I used almond butter, carob powder, and date syrup. I used a tad less of almond butter and carob powder and probably a few more dates (like 7). This was excellent. I used regular oats that I put into the grinder to make it into a powdery form (with some pieces of oats left). This was incredibly yummy...I tried rolling some into balls with coconut shred but it can be very sticky. I will try to dehydrate next time. It definately satisfied my sweet tooth!!

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This is wonderful!!! We just made it and my 8yo son totally flipped for it. LOL!

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You can buy oat flakers that roll the oat kernels for you (so its guarenteed to be raw). Just google "oat flaker" and heaps will pop up. The cost a bit from the outset but in the long run its worth it.

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Ok, so they are not actually raw (I've been researching for the last twenty minutes). Grrr. The other night I made some and didn't have enough oats so I put some buckwheat in. It was good, made it crunchy though and I really prefer the chewy texture. Alissa Cohen sells "Really Raw Oats" that are oat flakes. I haven't ordered any yet, but maybe that would work.

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Are rolled oats raw? I have heard that oats are steamed in the process and the only way to eat them raw is by buying oat groats and sprouting them. I would love it if this were not true. Any thoughts? This recipe looks wonderful.

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