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    Instant Oatmeal Cookie

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    • on January 16, 2013

      Cook time is off,cookie very doughy and undercooked. No directions on the size. Pooly designed recipe. Bland and discusting,sorry.

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    • on January 31, 2012

      yummy and easy

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    • on March 08, 2010

      This recipe is great! Low-fat, super simple, and cookie-satisfying (ok, it IS a lot like baked oatmeal, but I love oatmeal desserts). I make 2 cookies from a single batch (toaster oven natch), or 6 cookies from a double batch. I add raisins and chocolate chips, yum yum. One warning: measure the applesauce instead of winging it as I often do. You want just enough applesauce to moisten, to hold it together; any more and you have a rubbery, less-than-tasty cookie. Get it right, shape the dough to the final size and shape you want (it doesn't rise or spread), bake, and enjoy. This works with 'Zaar recipes for instant oatmeal, too, saving me from going to the store for instant oatmeal when I always have old-fashioned oats for baking. I like it best with the "apples & cinnamon" flavor (with raisins & choc chips added too), even tho' I prefer "maple & brown sugar" (with same add-ins) if I'm eating oatmeal for breakfast. Good (soft, chewy) cookie that's a bit healthier! UPDATE: I made a double batch of these to bring on a trip. I added ground up (yay, Krups coffee grinder!) chewable multivitamins and chewable fiber tablets, as many as days on the trip. Individually wrapped, perfect breakfast-on-the-go from home. Versatile!

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    • on May 03, 2009

      I suppose this could potentially be a wonderful cookie, although mine didn't turn out so great. I was a lot on the dry side (even though I added 1 teaspoon of apple sauce. It also wasn't quite sweet enough and the texture wasn't very cookie-ish.

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    • on March 05, 2009

      Not bad at all! I tried it once using oats instead of an oatmeal package and it didn't turn out very well. The second time, I used maple brown sugar mix and it turned out wonderfully!

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    • on November 15, 2008

      I really like these. Super easy to make, quick and healthy. They are great when you want something slightly sweet, without messing your whole kitchen, or adding to your waistband. Even the young kids I babysit like them. I have used different sized packets, and gotten the same result. My favorite is to double this, add 1 TB ground flaxseed, 1/4 c. raisins, and make it into 6 smaller cookies. Perfect snack for little hands and mouths! THANKS!

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    • on May 05, 2008

      This recipe is AWESOME!!! As a college student, this is a great, cheap, fast, single-serving recipe and I love it! Granted its not exactly like a cookie, its more liked baked oatmeal but I love it all the same! thanks!

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    • on January 30, 2008

      My 2 and 3 year olds Loved this recipe!!!!! They get to pick there own flavors of oatmeal and the ingredients are simple enough for them to make this on there own with very little help from mom! I myself have not tasted them but they smelled great and my kids think they are the best! Thanks:)

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    • on September 17, 2007

      I loved this one and thought it was a clever way to enjoy a treat without then having to worry about a kitchen full of temptation leftover. I used an oatmeal in a cup (WW strawberries and cream) which made this even easier as the cup served as my mixing bowl. A important tips to make this work, first make sure your "batter" is really well mixed and spread your cookie out for even baking. Mine was about 4-5 inches and 3/8 inch thick. Next time I will try it will 1/2 tablespoon of water for a little extra moisture.

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    • on September 04, 2007

      The concept is clever, and it was something interesting to try. At 10 minutes baking time, it looked raw. At 15 minutes, it looked done, but it tasted raw. I think I would rather just have a bowl of oatmeal. I probably won't do this one again.

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    • on August 23, 2007

      We tossed our attempt(s) they were very lacking in texture and flavor. It just tasted like over cooked oatmeal.....No one liked them.

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    • on July 01, 2007

      I love this cookie recipe. Being a vegan, its hard to find pre-packaged cookies at the store that do not contain milk, eggs or honey. But this recipe lets me make my own cookie really quick and does not conatin any animal products. Love it!

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    • on June 22, 2007

      I'm a student myself, so this was an inventive breajfast I got to try! It did make a soft cookie but it tasted very good, Thank you!

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    • on May 16, 2007

      This was fun. It's a soft cookie, not a crunchy one - but very good. I used maple and brown sugar flavor, which was excellent. It would probably have been great with raisins or chocolate chips as well.

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    • on May 02, 2007

      What a great idea! Every college student needs to know about these! I tried banana nut, and I couldn't help but eat the whole thing all at once LOL. I agree that plain would probably be a bit bland, but for flavored varieties this is right on the money. Perfect for that last-minute need for a cookie fix!

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    • on April 03, 2007

      exactly what i was looking for. i use the generic walmart brand, and make two cookies per one packet of oatmeal

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    • on March 25, 2007

      This recipe is just wonderful and very clever! I love that I can make a few small bite size cookies or one large oatmeal cookie from just one package of instant oatmeal. And I love that I can use different flavors for a different taste. So far I have tried this with cinnamon, bananut nut, and regular and I love it! Thank you so much for an easy recipe. I will definately make this again and again!!

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    • on February 19, 2007

      Great cookie for an easy snack or breakfast. I tried this with both regular and apple cinnamon oatmeal. I really preferred the apple cinnamon over the regular (no sugar, so very flat tasting). I am not a big "breakfast" fan, but I really enjoyed this cookie. I made my own applesauce from 1 apple and have enough leftovers for a cookie tomorrow. I baked it in my little toaster oven, which made it fast and easy. Perfect for those fussy teenagers or adults...like me!

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    • on January 16, 2007

      This was good, a little chewy but a nice snack. Mine took a little longer than 10 mins, somewhere around 15 or 20, but it could have been my oven.

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    • on June 27, 2006

      Perfect for when you're craving a cookie, but don't want to make 2 dozen. Really healthy too, I can eat one of these instead of a granola bar and not feel guilty.

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    Nutritional Facts for Instant Oatmeal Cookie

    Serving Size: 1 (83 g)

    Servings Per Recipe: 1

    Amount Per Serving
    % Daily Value
    Calories 203.3
     
    Calories from Fat 27
    13%
    Total Fat 3.0 g
    4%
    Saturated Fat 0.5 g
    2%
    Cholesterol 0.0 mg
    0%
    Sodium 94.1 mg
    3%
    Total Carbohydrate 38.2 g
    12%
    Dietary Fiber 5.4 g
    21%
    Sugars 3.3 g
    13%
    Protein 6.7 g
    13%

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