Enjoy delicious coconut macadamia breakfast bars for quick grab-and-go morning meal. These tasty treats are made with just 5-ingredients and take only 5 minutes to prepare.
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Are you looking to move beyond eggs and bacon for breakfast? If so, you’ll want to learn more about a new collection of quick and easy keto friendly breakfast recipes.
Tasteaholics has created a couple of eCookbooks on their site Try Low Carb. Each eBook comes with 30 easy low carb recipes geared for a particular meal. There’s a Dinner in Five and Breakfast in Five with a Lunch in Five collection soon to be released.
Each recipe in these collections has up to 5 ingredients, with up to 5g net carbs per serving, and takes up to 5 steps to make. These recipes making following a low carb diet super easy!
I have received copies of both the dinner and breakfast eCookbooks. And, Tasteaholics has allowed me to share a recipe from the Breakfast in Five eCookbook with my readers. The recipe I chose to share is the one for low carb coconut macadamia bars.
Breakfast bars have always been a favorite treat for me. But, the ones that are commercially sold are full of junk. Luckily, it’s super easy to make them at home!
For this recipe, you only need five common low carb ingredients. You may have to go out for the macadamia nuts. Those were the only ingredient I didn’t already have.
To make the bars, there’s only four steps. And, it’s basically to combine all the ingredients, spread into a lined pan, refrigerate overnight, and then slice into bars. So simple!
It may be the almond butter I used, but I found the bars to get really soft when taken out of the refrigerator. So, I ended up wrapping them individually and storing in the freezer. I preferred them frozen.
This is just one of many super simple recipes you’ll get in the Breakfast in Five eCookbook. A few of the other 5 ingredients or less recipes include blueberry pancakes, breakfast tacos, morning hot pockets, and maple pecan porridge. There’s certainly enough variety to suite all tastes!
For more information on the recipes and eBook, simply click on any of the links I’ve provided. You can also click on the link below:
I think you’ll be very satisfied with the recipes. Particularly if you are looking for a collection of easy keto friendly recipes to stay on track.
The eCookbooks offered by Tasteaholics at Try Low Carb are perfect for those just getting started and don’t have a lot of time for meal prep. Although developing low carb recipes has been a hobby over the last few years, most of my meals are basic recipes. The quick and easy recipes are the ones I tend to use most often.
I wish I had these easy low carb recipe collections back when I was just getting started on the keto diet. It’s was tough for me to find simple recipes to get through the day. Try Low Carb makes it easy. I highly recommend the Breakfast in Five and Dinner in Five eCookbooks. You can check them out at Try Low Carb.
Easy Low Carb Coconut Macadamia Bars for Breakfast
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Coconut Macadamia Bars – Breakfast in Five
Ingredients
- 60 grams macadamia nuts
- ½ cup almond butter
- ¼ cup coconut oil
- 6 tablespoons unsweetened shredded coconut
- 20 drops Sweetleaf stevia drops
Instructions
- Crush the macadamia nuts a food processor or by hand.
- Combine the almond butter, coconut oil and shredded coconut in a mixing bowl. Add the macadamia nuts and stevia drops.
- Mix thoroughly and pour the batter into a 9×9 parchment paper lined baking dish.
- Refrigerate overnight, slice and enjoy. (see note)
Notes
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Gail Trask
These are delish! I used walnuts since they’re still low carb but also lower cost & yummy. And I scooped then into mini muffin cups, froze them, & dumped them into a freezer bag because that sounded easier than cutting & wrapping ? Worked like a charm!
Mary Ann Kreel
I was wondering if this could be done. I will give this a try with pecans. Macadamia nuts are too pricey. Thanks
Lisa MarcAurele
Any nut works in the recipe if you want to use a more budget-friendly one. 🙂
Metqa
This looks good, and I apologize for the stupid question, considering the title, but….
could you suggest something to substitute for the shredded coconut? I love coconut oil, but I have texture issues with actual dried flaked or shredded coconut. I can chew hard stuff like seeds or nuts etc, but I just gag on dried coconut flesh(Coconut flour is not a problem for me, go figure). It’s actually embarrassing when I was enjoying a nice nut bar with friends and I look like I’m choking and then read the ingredient list to see coconut flakes. If this can’t be made without it then I’ll accept that, but all the other ingredients look great. or maybe there is a similar recipe you have. Thanks for all your effort and publishing these neat recipes.
Lisa MarcAurele
You could try adding in some collagen powder or whey protein powder. I’m not sure what else to recommend.
Heidi
Each serving has over 800 calories? This can’t be correct, right? ??
Lisa
It’s more like 425 calories
Amber Walden
Oh man definitely making these!
Lisa
Hope you like these quick and easy bars!
Bonnie
I know there are carbs in it because of the nuts & coconut, but you don’t list the carbs.
Lisa
Info is from the book where all recipes are under 5g net per serving.
Bonnie
Hi Lisa,
I just received this recipe in a link from you today (Oct. 11/16), and the coupon code for the ebooks mentioned above expired two days ago!
Bonnie
Looks fantastic! How are you getting 5 servings out of this? Your photos show it cut into 8 pcs.
Lisa
I cut it into 8 bars before I realized it was made for 5 servings. I should have cut it into 10 smaller bars.
Bonnie
Thanks Lisa!
kt
So one bar is a serving?
Lisa
Yes. I ended up with 6 bars from the recipe so number of servings should be 6.