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QuestionCan I use orange instead of banana?Sofia CostopoulosCommunity AnswerNo, it doesn't mash well and has lots of seeds. It will not taste as good either.
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QuestionCan an egg be added for more lightness and to help them rise? I will be using the microwave.Community AnswerTry it out, however the banana is an egg substitute and the main point of these cookies is that you don't need eggs.
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QuestionWhat can I use instead of bananas?BananagalCommunity AnswerFor a replacement, you can use peanut butter, almond butter, cashew butter or, any other fruit that goes well with oatmeal.
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QuestionCould I use apple instead of banana?Community AnswerNo, because apple will not mash the same way and will not be moist the same way. You would need to use a food processor to mash the apple, and even then, the texture would not be the same.
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QuestionInstead of oats, can I use muesli?Community AnswerYes, you can. Muesli has oats in it as well, along with dried fruit.
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QuestionCan I make them with honey?Community AnswerYes, that sounds delicious!
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QuestionCan I use apple instead of banana?TotallynotShamalakaTop AnswererYes, but soften the apple first by boiling it in a pot for a minute.
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QuestionIs it okay if I add baking soda, or is there another way to make them rise more in the microwave?SamanthaCommunity AnswerYes, baking soda can help with rising. You might also try adding some flour and sugar, as sugar can aid in the rising process.
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QuestionWhat can I use instead of cinnamon?ColetteTop AnswererYou could try nutmeg, allspice, cardamom, or ginger. If you have a spice mix like pumpkin pie spice, that could work too.
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QuestionWhat can I use in place of cinnamon?ColetteTop AnswererYou could use nutmeg, allspice, or ginger, but none of them have the same flavor as cinnamon.
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