Categories: biscuits & brownies family favourites coffee break gluten-free dairy-free vegan These tasty dark chocolate oat cookies are incredibly versatile, as you don’t need any eggs or flour and instead of chocolate, you can add raisins or any nuts of your choice. The addition of Lyle's Golden Syrup gives these chocolate oat cookies that delicious caramel flavour that we absolutely cannot resist! This chocolate oat cookies recipe is simple, making it the perfect recipe to make with your kids. Plus, it will only cost you the price of a handful of ingredients and 15 minutes of your time. Prep Time 15 minutes Bake Time 15-20min Check out the baker This tasty recipe was created by Anja. You can find more of her tasty recipes via www.steakandmerlot.com or via her stunning Instagram page. Take a look Ingredients Servings 8-10 125g oats 40g dark chocolate chips, or any chopped chocolate you have 1tbsp Lyle's Golden Syrup 2 small bananas A pinch of cinnamon (optional, you can play with flavours, orange zest would work great too) 1tbsp melted coconut butter or plain butter A pinch of salt Instructions HOW TO MAKE DARK CHOCOLATE OAT COOKIES Follow this simple, 6-step dark chocolate oat cookie recipe for a sweet treat that makes for the perfect after (or before!) dinner treat that’s certain to tickle your tastebuds! 1. Mash the bananas with a fork. 2. Add all other ingredients, mix well with a spoon and let the mixture rest for 5-10min. 3. Heat the oven to 180C and line your baking tin with parchment paper. 4. You can have your little ones help you form small flat cookies and line them on a baking tin. 5. Bake them for 15-20min until they are nice and golden. 6. They will still be soft when you take them out of the oven, but leave them to cool down for approximately 10min before serving with a steaming hot cuppa! Chef's Tip You can store your chocolate oat cookies in an airtight container for a couple of days – if they last that long! There’s no reason you can’t make these scrumptious cookies with white or milk chocolate instead if you’d rather, why not try both and see which you prefer?! We recommend using whole oats to really achieve that chewy, thick texture that’s truly irresistible. Easy Baking Recipes to Make with Kids These simple recipes are perfect to get the whole family involved! Lyle's Cheery Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe Lyle's Peanut Butter Flapjacks Lyle's 15 Minute Flapjacks