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Lara Bar Copycats – Cherry Pie and Peanut Butter Cookie

Yields11 ServingsPrep Time10 mins

Who loves Lara Bars?! Especially the ones with 2-3 ingredients?! Snacking can be dangerous, but with these Lara Bar dupes, it's okay because it's all wholesome, REAL ingredients that you are putting into your body! These dupes are exactly like the real deal, try them out to see what I am talking about!

Cherry Pie Lara Bar Copycat
 1 cup pitted dates
 1 cup unsweetened dried cherries
 1 cup raw almonds
Peanut Butter Cookie Lara Bar Copycat
 1 cup pitted dates
 1 cup peanuts (roasted and salted)
Cherry Pie Lara Bar Copycat
1

Soak the dates for about 5 minutes in warm water.

2

In a food processor, pulse the almonds until they are a fine powder. Do not over process the almonds or they will turn into almond butter.

3

Drain and add the dates and dried cherries to the food processor. Pulse until everything comes together in your food processor.

4

Place the mixture in a plastic wrapped loaf pan and press down so that everything is in a even layer.

5

Place in the fridge for 2-3 hours. Take out of the loaf pan and cut them into bars. Enjoy!

Peanut Butter Cookie Lara Bar Copycat
6

Soak the dates for about 5 minutes in warm water.

7

In a food processor, pulse the peanuts until they are a fine powder. Do not over process the peanuts or they will turn into peanut butter.

8

Drain and add the dates to the food processor. Pulse until everything comes together in your food processor.

9

Place the mixture in a plastic wrapped loaf pan and press down so that everything is in a even layer.

10

Place in the fridge for 2-3 hours. Take out of the loaf pan and cut them into bars. Enjoy!

Nutrition Facts

0 servings

Serving size

8 bars (each flavor)


Amount per serving
Calories228103
% Daily Value *
Total Fat 103g133%

Saturated Fat 11g56%
Trans Fat 00g
Cholesterol 00mg0%
Sodium 1053mg46%
Total Carbohydrate 3218g1171%

Dietary Fiber 30g108%
Total Sugars 90g
Protein 52g

Potassium 1750mg38%

* The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.