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Easy banana bread granola

For people who know me well enough, I don't usually cook. When I do cook, I want it to be nice and simple :')

Today I am going to be sharing my easy banana bread..... granola!
Every time when I told him I am going to make this, he would ask me to stop at banana bread. "I just wanted a banana bread, not granola" ><

Anyway, it is really simple, the more you make it the easier it gets! :)

First of all, starts from getting all your dry ingredients ready in a big bowl.

Dry ingredients include:
3 cups of rolled oats.
1/4 cups of any type of nuts (I used walnut, almonds and sunflower seeds)
1 tablespoon of raw sugar
3 tablespoons of cinnamon powder
Pinch of salt

After preparing your dry ingredients, mash up one large ripped banana and set aside.

Then, move on to your wet ingredients while preheating your oven to 170-175degree.
Heat up the following wet ingredients over the stove for 1-2minutes until they are fully melted and mixed.

Wet ingredients include:
3 tablespoons of coconut oil
1/3-1/4 cup of honey depends on how sweet you want it to be
1 teaspoon of vanilla essence

Once your wet ingredients are ready, combine it with your mashed banana and stir to mix. Then pour your wet ingredients into your dry ingredients and start mixing them until they are evenly coated. You are now ready to bake them in the oven! You can bake them for 20-25minutes, depending on how dark you want them to look.





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