Hi Everyone,

I took the "No Flour Peanut Butter cookies" and changed it a little and its great, Everyone here wants to eat them. But there mine,,,,,Here it is .........

Bob’s NEW VERSION,

No Flour Peanut Butter Cookies

1 cup Peanut Butter (crunchy or creamy)

½ cup Quick oats Oat meal

¼ cup Splenda

½ teaspoon Baking soda

2 teaspoons vanilla extract

1 Egg

1 tablespoon of Milk if needed for more moisture

A. Place peanut butter in glass bowl place it in microwave for 20 to 30 secs. To soften it for mixing

B. Take Oat meal and place it in a food processor, chop it up to a course but smaller Oats. Then add to peanut butter.

C. Mix in remaining stuff, Splenda, baking soda, vanilla, egg and milk if needed for more moisture

Mix it all together, spoon it on to your cookie sheet around 15 estimated, depending on the size you like. Cookies will turn out fluffy and in one piece and very yummy. These are a hit around my home now.

Bake at 350 for 10 to 12 minutes.

I want to say congrats on having the lapband. I hope that you are feeling well and have a great success. I had my lapband on May 14th and I have lost a total of 28 pounds so far. I can eat peanut butter on crackers with no problem. I was told that some people do have trouble with certain foods but all are different. I do not have trouble with any food if I take small enough bites and do not try to swallow to much at once. I had my first fill last week and it is a little harder to swallow but if I take it slow and easy I do ok.

OH MY GOSH! These sound SO GOOD! Can't wait to try them!

i am 1 week into lapband, at one of our meetings we were told that Peanut Butter was a no no no! i would like how you did after eating peanut butter and did onyone tell you not to eat it.

Did anyone say WHY no peanut butter?! My surgeon recommends it as it's a good Protein load and easy to eat most times. It's part of his soft foods list after surgery. It's always a go-to for me if I'm having trouble with "harder" foods. Or just don't really want to eat but need something to tide me over. I also add it to my hot Cereal for more protein and to help with the holding over longer.

I've not heard of peanut butter as a no-no. Maybe it's a calories/fat thing?

Can I use low fat peanut butter?

Peanut Butter

can be sticky and if you do not eat it slowly it could get stuck and make you very uncomfotable bUt the one with pieces...if you chuck down quickly...could do damage

I am going to make this after the news...i love using oatmeal...just for a note to everyone..

stevia rules

add after you have cooked liquid

bake in food but must be under 325 degrees

will dh be happy with the Cookies

i might have mine for Breakfast

thanks for the post