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Grain-Free, Sugar-Free and Lactose-Free MAGIC COOKIE BARS

Magic Cookie Bars were always a favorite of mine when I was growing up and then I made them for my own children.  Wanting to be able to experience the same awesome taste as a Lectin Free eater I went to town making it compliable.  Make sure you plan ahead, because they do need to sit in the refrigerator overnight before cutting into their chocolaty goodness. 
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  1. Finding Homes for a QueenOctober 14, 2018 at 1:11 PM

    I used a glass pan to make these last time, and forgot to decrease the cooking time - they turned out too dry.

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