I buy the storebought sesame seed snaps a lot as the whole family loves it! These taste exactly like the storebought stuff – but with extra goodness with chia and flax seeds which add nicely to the crunch! I have tried this recipe with both brown sugar and coconut sugar – both turn out amazing! I find the brown sugar sweeter, and more like the storebought stuff. The coconut sugar version isn’t as sweet and is slightly less crunchy than the brown sugar version (though they are still pretty crunchy – you would only notice if eating them one after another!)
Add all ingredients into bowl.
Cook 6 minutes/100 degrees/Speed 1.
Whilst hot, pour onto baking paper on the baking tray.
Place another sheet of baking tray over the mixture, and roll and fatten mixture with a rolling pin. Peel off top layer of baking paper.
Bake mixture for 6-8 minutes or until browned.
Take out of the oven and leave to cool for a minute or so, then use a pizza cutter or knife to cut into squares whilst mixture is still soft. Wait to cool completely before eating, they will be super crunchy once cool.
Sesame, Chia and Flax Seed Snaps
Print RecipeIngredients
- 100 grams honey
- 100 grams brown sugar or coconut sugar
- 100 grams sesame seeds
- 50 grams chia seeds
- 50 grams flax seeds
- 20 grams coconut oil
Instructions
Preheat oven to 180 degrees. Cut 2 x sheets of baking paper the size of your baking tray.
Add all ingredients into bowl. Cook 6 minutes/100 degrees/Speed 1.
Whilst hot, pour onto baking paper on the baking tray.
Place another sheet of baking tray over the mixture, and roll and fatten mixture with a rolling pin. Peel off top layer of baking paper.
Bake mixture for 6-8 minutes or until browned.
Take out of the oven and leave to cool for a minute or so, then use a pizza cutter or knife to cut into squares whilst mixture is still soft. Wait to cool completely before eating, they will be super crunchy once cool.
Notes
*Some mixture sticks to the top sheet of baking paper depending on the angle or how quick you pull it off. You can spray some cooking spray on the sheet of baking paper so it peels off easier. **The coconut sugar version isn't as sweet, and is slightly chewier than the brown sugar version (however it still has a crunch).