Muesli slice

A clever hybrid of cake and muesli bar, this Donna Hay recipe is a darn fine lunch box slice that totally beat the store bought variety!

The beauty with this recipe is that is uses up the bottom bits of cereal boxes, plus any stray zip lock bags of nuts and seeds you’ve collected along the way that now lay in hiding at the back of your pantry.

A versatile muesli bar slice made with oats, dried fruit and chocolate.

Recipe video above. These are chewy, no-bake muesli bars that will keep for 2 weeks. Cheaper, tastier and much healthier than store-bought, it's also an excellent way to clear out random leftover nuts and dried fruit. Just stick to the recipe ratio of "glue" to add-ins (3 1/2 cups total). My combination is a dead-ringer for Australia's popular Carmen's Classic Fruit & Nut Muesli Bars (which cost $6.50 for 6!).After crunchy muesli bars? Here they are!

You can experiment with all kinds of dried fruit for this recipe. Filled with the goodness and energy of oats, it's the perfect kid refueller.

This Homemade Soft Baked Muesli Slice Recipe is perfect for lunch boxes as it is gluten free, nut free and sugar free! A healthy recipe that is kid friendly and easy to make, you will love the mix of crunchy seeds and chewy dates in these delicious oat snack bars.

This sweet slice is packed with natural goodness the whole family can enjoy.

The easiest on-the-go snack with 6 healthy ingredients, these muesli bars are one to make on repeat. Salty, sweet, dipped in chocolate, just irresistible!

These no bake muesli bars are perfect for school lunchboxes. You can throw them together the night before and they will be set by the morning. Just use whatever dried fruit and seeds you have in your pantry!

How to make nut free muesli slice (muesli bars) with oats, honey, dried fruit and seeds that are great for kids lunchboxes and healthy snacks