Sugar-Free Banana Cookies

Soft and naturally sweet sugar-free banana cookies madw with oats and banana.
They’re easy to make, with no added sugar or complicated ingredients – perfect for babies and moms alike.
Just a few steps and your healthy snack is ready.
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π₯£Ingredients | μ¬λ£

- 1 ripe banana | λ°λλ 1κ° (μ μ΅μ κ²)
- 4 tbsp oat flour | κ·λ¦¬ κ°λ£¨ 4ν°μ
- 1 egg yolk | λ¬κ± λ Έλ₯Έμ 1κ°
- 1 tsp olive oil (optional) | μ¬λ¦¬λΈμ 1μμμ (μ ν)
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- Preheat oven to 350Λ F. | μ€λΈμ 350ΛFλ‘ μμ΄ν©λλ€.
- Mash banana and mix all ingredients. | λ°λλλ₯Ό μΌκΉ¨κ³ μ¬λ£λ₯Ό μμ΅λλ€.
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- Bake for 12-15 minutes until golden. | 12~15λΆκ° λ Έλ¦νκ² κ΅½μ΅λλ€.
At the same oven temperature (about 175-180Λ C / 350Λ F), the difference between baking for 12minutes and 15minutes is as follows:
| Baking Time | Outer Texture | Inner Texture | Color & Flavor | Storage |
| 12minutes | Soft and slightly moist | Tender and chewy center | Light golden color, stronger banana flavor | Best eaten the same day |
| 15minutes | Lightly crisp outside | Soft but drier insade | Deeper golden brown, more roasted aroma | Keeps shape better when refrigerated or frozen |
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- Frozen : up to 2 weeks | λλ 2μ£Ό κ°λ₯
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β¨ Key Points of Sugar-Free Banana Cookies
- Natural Sweetness – Sweetened only with banana, no added sugar.
- Soft Texture – Oat flour and egg yolk keep the cookies moist and tender.
- Simple Ingredients – Just four basic items anyone can make with.
- No Additives – Free from refined sugar and butter, clean flavor.
- For Both baby & Mom – Gentle taste suitable for all ages.
These sugar-free banana cookies are naturally sweet and moist thanks to ripe bananas, with no need for added sugar or sweeteners.
Oat flour adds a light nutty flavor and extra fiber, keeping the cookies filling and gentle on digestion.
The egg yolk binds the dough and gives a soft, chewy texture even without butter, while olive oil adds healthy fats and a mild aroma that complements the banana.
For adults, you can mix in a little cinnamon or crushed walnuts for extra flavor. The cookies are easy for babies to hold and not too crumbly, making them great for baby snacks. They keep well for a day at temperature, three days in the fridge, or up to two weeks frozen. Reheat briefly before serving for a soft and freshly baked texture.
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Sometimes I’m surprised by how sweet store-bought kids’ snacks are – even for edults.
That’s why I don’t usually buy them, but when I’m at home with my little one, we often crave something small after a meal.
So I decided to make a simple snack we can enjoy together.
It turned out just as tasty as store-bought ones, so I hope you give it a try at home.