With just a handful of simple ingredients and a couple minutes of prep you can have these delicious brown sugar oatmeal bars in the oven and ready to devour. They make a perfect grab and go breakfast for busy mornings.

With just a handful of simple ingredients and a couple minutes of prep you can have these delicious brown sugar oatmeal bars in the oven and ready to devour. They make a perfect grab and go breakfast for busy mornings.
You could also serve them with fresh fruit and yogurt for a leisurely breakfast. Or pack them for an easy answer to the mid afternoon slump or after school treat for the kids!
By now we all know there are a few ingredients I can’t help but to love. Of course I can’t help but to put brown sugar in things when I have the chance.
There’s the brown sugar peach cobbler and zucchini mock apple crisp to show as an example of that. I just love the depth and warmth it adds to a recipe.
Even deeper than my love of brown sugar is my infatuation with oatmeal. I mean it’s healthy, super versatile and I live the texture it adds to food.
If you are a regular here, you know baked oatmeal is a staple on our breakfast table. Some baked oatmeal is dense or dry, but we like ours soft and fluffy.


Favorites include maple pumpkin oatmeal and pineapple right side up baked oatmeal just to name a couple. But we don’t only eat our oats baked.
There is also room in the table for favorites like apple pie steel cut oats and healthy chocolate oatmeal. Or make a batch of maple peanut butter oat bars for a chewy granola bar texture.
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Oooh, and there are cookies too. We can’t forget the cookies! A lot of our favorites include oatmeal. Take monster cookies, and great-grandma’s oatmeal raisin step-ons for example.
But these brown sugar oatmeal squares might be the most versatile of all. They could be served at a sit down breakfast or be grabbed on the way out the door for a quick morning bite.
They also make a perfect treat to tuck in your purse for a little snack at work or between errands. Have some ready for the kids when they get home from school to help give them the energy to power through homework or practice.

You could even serve them as a simple dessert for when you need a little something sweet but don’t want to go whole hog. There are just so many great ways to enjoy them!
What are your favorite grab and go treats?
Storage
Store your oatmeal squares in an airtight container at room temperature for up to a week.
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Like a homemade granola bar. Delicious.
I am so glad you like them!
I made these exactly as stated in the recipe, they did not hold together at all, they just crumbled into a pile.
I hate it when that happens! At least it still makes a tasty granola. Just sprinkle it over some yogurt and add some fruit. It will be a fabulous treat.