{Frugal Friday 2} Wild Blueberry Oatmeal Bars

When you’re looking for an easy holiday breakfast or snack to feed a crowd, look no further than to my Wild Blueberry Oatmeal Bars…lightly sweetened, with delicious and nutritious wild blueberries and a crumbly oat-filled crust and topping!
Vegan, Gluten Free, Low FODMAP, Nut Free, Soy Free.

{Frugal Friday} Wild Blueberry Oatmeal Bars | C it Nutritionally

By posting this recipe I am entering a recipe contest sponsored by Wild Blueberries and am eligible to win prizes associated with the contest. I was not compensated for my time.

It’s week numero dos of FRUGAL FRIDAY up in here…I got so much great feedback from last week’s first Frugal Friday post, which made me even MORE excited for this week’s edition!

It’s been aaaageees since I’ve shared a healthified sweet treat, but the holiday season is approaching, which means crowds of people invading your home, entertaining for handfuls, and non-stop FUN! Since there’s SO much eating to be had in the holiday season, I’m sharing a sweet treat that just happens to be totallllllly acceptable [read: nutritious enough] for breakfast — that can also be made on a dime!

Get to know my Wild Blueberry Oatmeal Bars, made with FROZEN Wild Blueberries!

{Frugal Friday} Wild Blueberry Oatmeal Bars | C it Nutritionally #vegan #glutenfree #lowfodmap

{Frugal Friday} Wild Blueberry Oatmeal Bars | C it Nutritionally #vegan #glutenfree #lowfodmap

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Ya’ll know I’m a huge fan of bloobs, but lately I learned about WILD blueberries and they’re my go-to berry choice all winter long because…

  • You buy them FROZEN, so they’re full of even MORE nutritious benefits!
  • Wild bloobs have 72% more fiber (which ya’ll know is my favvvorite nutrient!) and 32% less [natural] sugar than cultivated blueberries.
  • Wild Blueberries have TWICE the antioxidant capacity of regular bloobs = a healthier you! (There’s even some evidence that regular consumption of wild blueberries can help prevent cancer and diabetes and promote good brain health and gut health!)
  • They’re a delicious combination of tart and sweet!

So when you’re getting your holiday baking on, using WILD frozen blueberries is the best choice!

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{Frugal Friday} Wild Blueberry Oatmeal Bars | C it Nutritionally

{Frugal Friday} Wild Blueberry Oatmeal Bars | C it Nutritionally #vegan #glutenfree #lowfodmap

And I know whatcha thinking…how does something so unique sounding (that perhaps you’ve never heard of) fit into FRUGAL FRIDAY?!

Frozen fruit is often WAY less expensive than fresh…but JUST as NUTRITIOUS!
((And this goes for veggies too!))

A pint of blueberries can cost you $5 right about now. Frozen ORGANIC (no less!) Wild Blueberries costs about $4.00 per pound (which is more than what’s in 1 pint!). #winning.

Plus, making food at home, instead of relying on store-bought versions, is not only better for your health, but saves you money as well! You couldddd buy a store-bought blueberry oatmeal bar but they likely 1) wouldn’t be as delicious, 2) the ingredient list would be A LOT longer and have some ingredients you may not recognize (yuck!), and 3) per serving, it’s probably more AFFORDABLE to DIY!

This recipe makes 12 servings as a snack bar or breakfast. I strongly suggest crumbling it over some Greek yogurt for a nutritious breakfast full of fiber and protein and TONS of vitamins and minerals from the frozen wild bloobs! Or taking one with you when do your holiday shopping for a portion-controlled healthier treat that will save you when you think you can’t hit one. more. store. Trust me, I was there yesterday!

I hope you enjoy these babies as much as I do!

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{Frugal Friday} Wild Blueberry Oatmeal Bars | C it Nutritionally #vegan #glutenfree #lowfodmap

Happy weekend baking 🙂 
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  1. Just made something similar last week from my daughter’s old Sesame Street cookbooks of all things. Need to try your version next!