Clumsy Kitchen: EASY BANANA OATS PANCAKE!

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A little back story. I actually made these pancakes before back in 2015 but using only two ingredients, banana and eggs, and it tasted so bad that I had to throw away a big bowl of the batter. I even told myself to never make these again.

Last weekend, I decided to give it a go again and guess what, this is now my favourite thing to have in the morning! Top it off with fruits and a drizzle of honey and you'll have a hearty and healthy pancake! If you love pancakes, healthy ones, then you should really try making this. This easy, 4 ingredients only pancake is not something new on the internet but I thought I would still blog about it and add it to my little "Clumsy Kitchen" section.




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  1. Vegan Antics24 June 2021 at 09:41

    It's very nice. You have shown very nicely how to stay healthy very easily but I think if we eat more Vegan foods then our Our immunity will increase. It's also good to Gift anyone .

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