Looking for some great breakfast cookie recipes that are GOOD!

[kanga2roo]

I am hoping to find some breakfast cookie or bar recipes that are tasty and inexpensive to make....Have tried a few but haven't hit anything yet that we love and would make/eat often...

My son is not a fan of nuts, but I can sneak some in if the recipe isn't overwhelmed with them. We also need a chewy or muffin-like texture instead of a crunchy granola bar feel. Thanks!

[lmonter]

Just subbing.  Working on this one myself.  :)  It's fun being able to tell the kids we're having (breakfast) cookies or (yogurt) popsicles for breakfast. 
 

[JollyGG]

We really like this recipe in my house - http://chocolatecoveredkatie.com/2012/01/11/oatmeal-raisin-breakfast-cookies/

This version of the same cookie is actually our favorite. However, the dried fruit is expensive for it around here - http://chocolatecoveredkatie.com/2012/04/16/mini-chocolate-chip-breakfast-cookies/

[tangozulu]

Have you tried baked oatmeal?

[kanga2roo]

That looks great- thank you!

And I've never even heard of baked oatmeal- what do I do? Oats are perfect, too, because I forgot to mention that my son has some reflux trouble with lots of whole wheat...Thanks!

[Basylica]

I don't know about your son, but for me it's always been a texture thing.

I don't mind raisins or nuts on their own, but in cookies and the like they squick me out.

So i'll sit and eat half a bag of pecans (not a huge fan of walnuts tho) but won't touch bread or cookies with them inside.

:)

[parsley]

We make cake-y pumpkin cookies using this recipe as a base and then doubling the pumpkin and spices. 

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/george-duran/pumpkin-chocolate-chip-cookies-recipe/

For a non-breakfast treat, I recommend adding butterscotch chips.  Yum!

[MDoc]

I tried the recipes that JollyGG linked to and I love them. So tasty yet healthy. - no flour, no sugar, no butter. Thanks for that!!!

[bellabear]

Best granola bars ever!

http://www.thefrugalgirl.com/2009/06/homemade-granola-bars/