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Easy Protein Bars

These easy homemade protein bars are a nutritious and delicious snack made with wholesome ingredients like oats, pea protein, cashew butter, and dark chocolate.

Prep

10m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

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Add the base ingredients to a large bowl and mix well. The mixture should be very soft and quite sticky. If not, add a bit more milk.

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For

15

M

I

Base ingredients:

1 1/2

cup

Porridge oats

1

scoop

Pea protein powder, unflavoured

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Per Serving

Calories

151kcal

Fat

7.7g

Saturates

2.7g

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Notes

The chocolate layer is supposed to be very thin, so spread it out right to the edges.

I used porridge oats for this recipe. If you use larger, rolled oats you’ll need more milk as they soak up more liquid.

Store in the fridge. They can also be frozen for up to 3 months.

The nutritional information is based upon 15 small bars. You can, of course, cut the bars into bigger pieces, if preferred.

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Easy Protein Bars

These easy homemade protein bars are a nutritious and delicious snack made with wholesome ingredients like oats, pea protein, cashew butter, and dark chocolate.

Prep

10m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Add the base ingredients to a large bowl and mix well. The mixture should be very soft and quite sticky. If not, add a bit more milk.

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15

M

I

Base ingredients:

1 1/2

cup

Porridge oats

1

scoop

Pea protein powder, unflavoured

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Per Serving

Calories

151kcal

Fat

7.7g

Saturates

2.7g

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Notes

The chocolate layer is supposed to be very thin, so spread it out right to the edges.

I used porridge oats for this recipe. If you use larger, rolled oats you’ll need more milk as they soak up more liquid.

Store in the fridge. They can also be frozen for up to 3 months.

The nutritional information is based upon 15 small bars. You can, of course, cut the bars into bigger pieces, if preferred.

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