This post has a comprehensive list of all my Homemade Larabar Recipes – every single recipe I’ve ever posted – all in the same place, from Cookie Dough Larabars, to Peanut Butter Larabars, to the reader-favorite Fudge Brownie Larabars. Hope you enjoy!
Homemade Larabars – The Recipes:
- Paleo Bars – That Taste Like Chocolate Brownies
- Girl Scout Cookie Larabars
- Oatmeal-Raisin Cookie Larabars
- Peanut Butter Larabars
- Chocolate-PB Cookie Larabars
- Cashew Cookie Larabars
- Chocolate Larabars
Fudge Babies
(Homemade Larabar Bites)
- Original Chocolate Fudge Babies – (Try These First)
- Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Babies
- 2 Ingredient Coconut Balls
- German Chocolate Fudge Babies
- Thin Mint Brownie Bites
- Peanut Butter Cup Babies
- Raw Gingerbread People
- Samoas Cookie Fudge Babies
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Nutrition Information for the Homemade Larabar Recipes:
The homemade larabar nutritional info is based upon the girl-scout cookie larabars; however I think all the flavors are probably pretty similar. Each Larabar-sized bar (45 grams) will have around 175 calories, 8 grams healthy fat, 2 grams protein, 25 grams carbs, 5 grams fiber, and zero grams of added sugar.
Jones Vicki Shehan says
So GLAD I found these recipes, since I cut out sugar for the duration. Diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, lost sugar and artificial sweeteners, but have a sweet tooth I’m trying to find recipes for!! These look awesome!! Just found out about these from my hospital nutritionist today!!! Can’t wait to try them!!!
Cybele says
Has anyone tried adding protein powder to these Larabar recipes? If so what kind and how much?
Candy says
wow!
Donna says
Can’y wait to try these. Can you please let me know how long these will last individually wrapped at room temperature. Thanks for the great recipe.
CCK Media Team says
Hi, we haven’t really ever had them around long enough for them to go bad (we’ve only ever had them around a week or two unrefrigerated). I’d think it’d be probably similar to a store-bought larabar.