Bland. Needs a little honey, a dash of salt and flavour extract or cinnamon

I love this recipe! I love it’s simple and delicious and I’m that person who buys too many bananas and ends up throwing out the last 2 and feel super guilty. We’ll never again! Im a huge fan of raisins and love me some cranberries and mini semi sweet chocolate chips. You can be as creative as you like with add in’s. They are super soft and chewy and just hits the spot, especially when that late night sweet tooth hits. I baked mine for an extra 4-5 mins but every over is different. When you see the chips getting melty then they are done. Enjoy!

Great and super easy! I am in Tanzania and can’t get the chocolate chips so I just had two ingredients- bananas and oatmeal and they turned out great! Super healthy and delicious! Kitamu sana (Swahili)

These were fantastic for a grab and go breakfast for my daughter who is trying to eat healthy. I used three small bananas and it turned out great. These are being added to our regular rotation.

They were very tasty. MY husband really enjoyed them and I plan to keep them on hand for snacks throughout the day.

A little chewy and my kids did not like them, however I did.

Very good, but almost all of them were falling apart a bit, but still tasty

They turned out well but I didn’t like the combination of just bananas and oatmeal. No one in the house really like them. If you love bananas, you’ll like them. It just didn’t work for me even though I like bananas, wasn’t a good cookie. You win Some and you lose some.

it was ok the texture was alittle weird for cookies

Delicious! Added unsweetened dried cherries—very filling!

I liked the dough better than the cooked cookies. Tastes great, cooks a little different, not exactly like a cookie but it’s all healthy ingredients. No flour. Will make again.

It looked a little dry, so I added 3 tbs of water. Cooked for 15 minutes and they turned out perfect. So good!