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Oatmeal balls

Havregrynskugler er klassisk julekonfekt, der er et hit hos både store og små. De lækre små hapsere er nemme at lave af ingredienser, du nok allerede har på lager. Og så er de hyggelige at trille, gerne med hjælp fra køkkenassistenter i alle aldre!

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30 små kugler
INGREDIENSER
200 g havregryn
150 g blødt smør
100 g flormelis
30 g kakaopulver
2-4 spsk. vand eller stærk kaffe
100 g kokosmel
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Classic recipe for oatmeal balls

Oatmeal balls are incredibly delicious and easy to make. With just a few ingredients and a single bowl, you can make the most wonderful Christmas candy that is a hit year after year. Many people often associate the little ball with childhood memories of rolling endless balls with the teachers during after-school activities. But it is also a wonderful piece of Christmas candy to make at home. 

TIP: Also try this recipe: healthier oatmeal balls sweetened with dates.

 

Ingredients for oatmeal balls

Classic oatmeal balls are made from a few basic ingredients that most people have on hand:

  • Oatmeal: Preferably finely rolled so that the consistency is not too dry or coarse.
  • Butter: Real, good, salted butter.
  • Icing sugar: Some people prefer to use this instead of sugar so that the balls don't crunch.
  • Cocoa: Pure baking cocoa, i.e. not drinking cocoa with milk powder and sugar.
  • Coconut flour: For rolling out. You can also use cocoa or sugar as an alternative.

 

TIP: Try the recipe on luciabread or Christmas cookies or date candy

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