Ketobix
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What is this?
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POTATO FIBRE is the unusual ingredient
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Hopefully coming to the keto Fitness Club soon, in the meantime it can be bought on line. The rest of the ingredients are standard keto ingredients :-)
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My description - This is my attempt at making a biscuit that when you add hot milk to it, it softens but doesn't disintegrate. The taste, I would say a hint of Weetabix (loosely) and Farley's Rusk...or the malty taste and smell , maybe a hint of Shreddies! You decide. My son said it wasn't sweet enough and my husband said it was too sweet. You decide how sweet you want it. But if I was you, I would add more to your biscuit, after it's been cooked, as you would any cereal
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It's unusual, but it works. You can also dunk it! Is that Keto!? :-0
You might need to taste it a few times, before you get it :-)
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To get uniformed shapes I used my mini falafel maker, it works a treat!
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Finally it's really important that you dry this biscuit out, rather than cook it. Hence the low temperature and longer cooking time
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This is is my favourite 3pm snack...3 biscuits with hot milk (I particulary like this with HOT full fat Lactose free milk) left for 3 minutes it's just like Weetabix...I think
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Macros for the whole recipe:
1563 Calories / 14.9g Carbs / 32g Protein / 143.3g Fat
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Macros per biscuit, recipe makes 24 (I recommend 3 biscuits as a portion):
65 Calories / 0.6g Carbs / 1.3g Protein / 6g Fat

Ingredients
50g Mixed Nuts
50g Mixed Seeds
50g POTATO FIBRE
Pinch Salt
100g Melted butter
100ml Water
Directions
Oven 120C, Ninja Grill Dehydrate 90C, Ninja Foodie Bake 110C
Grind the mixed nuts, mixed seeds and chia seeds to a fine powder
Put all the dry ingredients into a large bowl and mix
Add the water and melted butter to the bowl and mix. It should look like damp sand....almost the texture of sand when your about to build a sand castle :-) * If your seed mix is linseed dominated, add a little more water, maybe 10-20g more
Let it rest for 5 minutes
Press into your desired shapes, I used a falafel maker and made them no more than 1cm thick (if you go thicker, you will need to extend your cooking time
Transfer to a lined Baking tray
Cook at 120C, for approx 1 hour, maybe a little more. Basically we are drying out the biscuits, not cooking - This is really important. When you snap one in half, if it looks moist, cook for a little longer
If your cooking in the Ninja foodie, cook at 110C for approx.1 hour, or the Ninja Grill, on Dehydrate at 90C for 2 to 2 1/2 hours

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