Seems like lately, whether you’re watching TV, surfing the net, or grabbing your favorite magazine, probiotics will no doubt be the subject of an ad or a health article. So, you may be asking yourself, “What’s the big deal about probiotics?”
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A roundup of the most popular protein bar recipes, with vegan, gluten free, sugar free, and low carb options. Homemade protein bars for the win!
Dry Ingredients 1 1/2 cup of rolled old fashioned oats 1 1/2 cup of quick oats 1 tsp ground cinnamon 1 tsp pumpkin pie spice 1/2 cup Lakato Monkfruit Sweetener 2 scoops of Devotion Nutrition Angel food cake protein powder WET Ingredients 15oz can pure pumpkin 1/4 cup of egg beaters or 2 large eggs 1 medium banana mashed 1 tsp vanilla extract 1 cup unsweetened vanilla almond milk combine dry ingredients. Combine wet ingredients and mix with the dry ingredients place in a greased 9x13 pan ( I topped mine with Lily Chocolate chips) and bake @ 350 degrees for 25 mins and check with a toothpick It makes 12 bars for 2 sp each on Blue or 24 mini bars for 1 sp on blue on Purple when you make 12 bars it 0 point for 1 and up to 4 bars for 1 sp on Green when you make 12 bars 1 bar is 2 sp and 2 bars is 5 sp 3 bars 7sp https://youtu.be/hlkvC0QwcsQ
These BIG protein cookie bars are just 159 calories and 7.4g or protein, and have 1 scoop of protein per cookie bar!I used plant based protein powder in this protein cookie bars recipe, that helps make this recipe vegan (you'll also need to get vegan chocolate chips). But you can use your favorite protein powder... the amounts roughly 1.25 cups (1 1/4 cups) of protein powder. Special Tip: You can swap out the vanilla protein powder for chocolate protein powder for double chocolate cookie bars.
Seems like lately, whether you’re watching TV, surfing the net, or grabbing your favorite magazine, probiotics will no doubt be the subject of an ad or a health article. So, you may be asking yourself, “What’s the big deal about probiotics?”
Easy to make and with a sweet cinnamon sugar flavor these snickerdoodle protein bars are the perfect way to indulge and fuel up.
A healthy, easy to make, vegan homemade Chocolate Fudge Brownie Black Bean Protein Bar. Delicious - so good you'll forget it's good for you!
Looking for a go-to healthy homemade protein bar recipe? This one is SO easy to make, is really delicious, freezes well, and can be tweaked to your tastes!
Chocolate, fruit, nuts, repeat.
These breakfast bars are light in calories but high in protein, and full of the fall flavors you love: pumpkin, chocolate, cinnamon, nutmeg, almond butter, and even squash.
The quest for a minimum ingredient homemade protein bar is over. So is the one for a non bake bar. That's right - this thing is raw, and only has 4 ingredients. It also has 25 grams of protein. Let's dig in. To make 4 bars you need: 1 medium banana, ripe 3 scoops whey protein ( I used vanilla) 1 cup almond meal 1 tablespoon coconut oil (feel free to use butter) Use a blender/chopper to mix everything very well. You will get a sticky raw cookie dough consistency. Form a large bar shape, roll in almond meal and roll and press in baking paper. Place in the fridge for 3 hours and your bars are ready. Take out, cut in 4 and roll the edges in almond meal one more time. It's very tempting to eat the bars before they have thickened up in the fridge - try to control yourself- I dare you. The great news is that these bars are actual protein bars, not just delicious bars - they can be a whole meal. Enjoy! per bar: calories 300, fat 18 g, carbs 12 g, protein 25g, fiber 4 g
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These are very fun and versatile raw food bars. The cashews can be replaced with any nuts, any dried fruits, coconut, oats, or any combination thereof for endless variations. Just try to maintain the 1:3 ratio and you'll be fine. Originally seen at Bunnyfoot Mostly Vegan blog.
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A healthier version of the popular WHITE CHOCOLATE RASPBERRY CHEESECAKE protein bar…..made in minutes! Literally! Mix and slice instantly, no waiting for it to “set” and not sugar spike! Loaded with protein, healthy fats, and probiotics. And even dad approved! Note I used raw cashew butter and not roasted and the color is lighter in […]
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These BIG protein cookie bars are just 159 calories and 7.4g or protein, and have 1 scoop of protein per cookie bar!I used plant based protein powder in this protein cookie bars recipe, that helps make this recipe vegan (you'll also need to get vegan chocolate chips). But you can use your favorite protein powder... the amounts roughly 1.25 cups (1 1/4 cups) of protein powder. Special Tip: You can swap out the vanilla protein powder for chocolate protein powder for double chocolate cookie bars.
This crunchy peanut butter and chocolate granola is great for breakfast, or any time that a chocolate craving hits.
No bake protein packed peanut butter energy bites that taste like peanut butter cookie dough with an amazing chewy texture. These healthy peanut butter energy bites are loaded with nutritious ingredients like flaxseed, chia and oats for the perfect no bake snack.
Homemade energy bars. Three ingredients. No cooking. No tricks. No kidding.
Older adults need to up their protein intake, and protein bars can help. But not all protein bars are created equal. Here are some top choices to try.
Protein vegan pancakes. Easy to make eggless high protein pancakes. Made with plant based protein powder, flour, maple syrup, salt and baking powder.
AKA: Pro-peanutella; named for the various ingredients by my husband. Nick, yes my husband has a name, got the initial recipe for these bars from a co-worker. I didn't make these up BUT I did alter them. Altering recipes is one of the things I do best. These bars are amazing, easy and will last on the counter due to the ingredients having a long natural shelf-life. Ingredients: 1 c Honey 2 c / 1 16oz jar All Natural crunchy Peanut Butter (no sugar or oil added) 1 3/4 c Ground Oatmeal 1/4 c Ground Flax Seed 2 c Vanilla Whey Protein Powder Nutella (optional) Mix honey and PB in large pot on the stove. Incorporate Oatmeal and Flax seed. Turn heat on LOW add in dry the protein powder, this is the hardest part. The heat will help melt the honey an PB, trust me it will mix thoroughly. WHEW! Now that the labor is done, press into a 9x13 pan, or whatever you have available. SLICE! - Makes about 24 bars Even though they last a long time, if its just you eating them you may want to make 1/2 the recipe. This is Nicks Favorite part, he smears Nutella over 90% of the bars for him to devour with Almond Milk. The other 10% are mine, I don't need extra sugar calories. Keep in mind honey is great for you but loaded in sugar so limit yourself. I hope you LOVE these as much as we do! ENJOY!
These nut free protein bars taste like a fudgy chocolate brownie, but with 10g of protein. Low sugar, gluten-free and the best high protein snack!
The perfect base recipe for perfect soft granola bars! These chewy homemade granola bars are perfect for snacks or school lunches. (Naturally sweetened, gluten free, vegan friendly)
Older adults need to up their protein intake, and protein bars can help. But not all protein bars are created equal. Here are some top choices to try.
