Pumpkin Granola Bars (Vegan and Gluten Free)

Melissa King Recipes, Snack Bars

Pumpkin Granola Bars.  Granola bars are so great.  I just love these vegan granola bars.   Not only are they healthy and easy to make, but they travel well and make good snacks when you are on the go.

But let’s face it, the store bought granola bars can not be trusted to be healthy.  Making your own is great because you can control the ingredient and sugar.

After my post for the peanut butter granola bars, there were requests for other flavors.  So naturally I had to try pumpkin granola bar recipe.

 

Pumpkin Granola Bars

 

This recipe is very similar to my pumpkin granola.  These bars are a bit on the soft side because of the pumpkin, but they taste delicious!  They only took minutes to make.

You can make a big batch and freeze some too.  That works great if you get a pumpkin craving in the spring like I sometimes do. 🙂

 

Pumpkin Granola Bars

 

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Pumpkin Granola Bars

Pumpkin Granola Bars

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Prep Time 10 min Cook Time 25 min

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 350. 
  2. Mix all the dry ingredients together in one bowl. 
  3. Mix wet into another. 
  4. Combine wet to dry really well so all the oats get coated. 
  5. Line a baking pan with parchment paper.  I used an odd sized pan, but an 8X8 or 9X9 pan would work well.  Give yourself enough of the paper so it sticks out the sides.  This will make the bars easier to pull out and cut with a pizza cutter. 
  6. Using the extra paper, press the bars with your palms so they are packed well and evenly flat.
  7. Bake in the oven for about 20-25 minutes.  Let the bars cool completely before cutting.

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Recipe Notes

Store in an airtight container separated by parchment paper. They should keep for about two weeks. Enjoy!

Pumpkin Granola Bars

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101 thoughts to “Pumpkin Granola Bars (Vegan and Gluten Free)”

    1. I have one a couple of soups on here and we are making one now that will be up on the blog. Here is my squash soup link. https://mywholefoodlife.com/2012/10/21/savory-and-simple-squash-soup-with-caramelized-onions/ and here is a sweet potato chili https://mywholefoodlife.com/2012/10/20/amazing-3-bean-sweet-potato-chili/ and here is a white bean soup link https://mywholefoodlife.com/2012/11/13/hearty-white-bean-soup/ The one we are making today is a split pea soup that will probably be up in the next few days. :)
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  2. Delicious bar recipe! My 18 month old gobbled them up! I featured this recipe on my new blog and Facebook page! In Health, Jaime http://www.facebook.com/jaimereidskitchen
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    1. I am so glad you liked them! I will check out the blog post. I am working on a Gingerbread Granola Bar now. The first one was not blog worthy, but I plan to try a second today with a few tweaks. :)
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  5. I haven't fully searched your site, but I was wondering if you have just a "plain" granola bar recipe. I have fallen in love with an almond flavored store bought bar & would love to attempt to make my own.... Thanks in advance for any help :)
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    1. I don't have a plain, but the recipes are versatile and you may be able to use them as a base. I do have a maple vanilla almond granola recipe. Not granola bar. I have peanut butter granola bars too.
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      1. Thanks! I will have to go find that recipe :) I'm just starting out with some baby steps to making my own healthier/non-store bought foods. Going to try one of these.... :)
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  12. I would love to try these! My son won't eat anything that is crunchy though. What is the texture of your granola bar recipes?
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      1. Thanks! I don't have ginger or cloves. I do have pumpkin pie spice though. If I use that how much should I use?
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  13. Thanks for these granola bar recipes! (I found your blog via a link on my daughter's FB page, Jenn Speer.) My question -- how hard would it be to put a nutritional estimate on your recipes? My wife is diabetic and has to count her carbs daily. We usually have a fairly high-fiber, low-carb granola bar as part of our lunch and would like some idea of the carb and fiber content in these and your other granola bars. (Yeah, I suppose we could estimate from a total ingredients list. Lazy I guess. LOL!) Thanks. Gary
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    1. I might be able to calculate them for you, but keep in mind, that I am not a nutritionist so they will not be 100% accurate. Only an estimate.
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      1. There are calorie counter sites all over the Internet. You enter the recipe and it will tell you how many calories, fat content, carbs, etc. some sites even tell you vitamin content as well. Calorieking.com is an example.
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  16. I have not tried the pumpkin breakfast cookies but I did find that with the bars when we are ready to enjoy one (often in the evening for a little something sweet) if I put them in the toaster oven and bake them a few minutes longer to crisp them up they are much better!
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  17. Just popped some of these into the oven so they will be ready for breakfast tomorrow. very excited to see how they turn out!
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  18. I just wanted to let everyone know that if you're one of the lucky gluten free people who also can't have oats, you can use quinoa flakes in this recipe with great success. Just be sure to use 3/4 cup pumpkin instead of 1/2 cup.
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  19. Could I use honey instead of the maple syrup? Would like to make for snack tonight but am being lazy don't want to run to the store. :-)
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      1. My sons liked them! SCORE!! I was wanting to try to make them a bit crispier/crunchier. Wonder if double baking them, like biscotti, would work. I don't want bricks, just a crunchier bite. Any ideas?
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        1. Awesome! You might be able to slice and bake them longer. You can also turn the oven to broil and cook them for about 5 minutes, but watch them closely because they could burn.
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