
The one that comes to mind is here : She uses a mixture of flax + water as a substitute for eggs. I know other bloggers use them in their recipes all the time. As far as eggs, I’ve seen lots of recipes that use flax egg (?) I think that’s what it’s called. I believe the package should tell you what amount of sugar substitute to use for real sugar. As far as the sugar sub of truvia or stevia, I know that they can be used in place of the sugar. That’s just my thought but you could always try it and cross your fingers it works 🙂 I know others have reduced the sugar amount by half and still had success with the recipe.

The peanut butter kind of acts like butter in this recipe, so if you did not have that and instead had powder, I don’t think it would come together at all. About the peanut butter powder, I am not too familiar with it but I think it would be too dry to add to these bars. Well, first that’s awesome he’s gone through such a change.

#HALFBAKED HARVEST MONSTER COOKIES FULL#
The recipe does not call for flour at all but if you truly want a gluten-free dessert then be sure to use the gluten-free oats.įor best results use regular, full fat and oil peanut butter.

Peanut butter chips, white chocolate chips, chopped Reese’s, or even dark chocolate chips. I love this recipe because you can also use whatever you have in your pantry. Monster cookie bars are loaded with peanut butter, oats, chocolate chips and m&m’s. These no flour monster cookie bars are one of my most popular recipes! And they also happen to be the most requested treat in my house.
