Home-made Protein Bar recipe WANTED
 
            
                
                    Schnuddelbuddel                
                
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                    Hi guys,
Looking for a good protein bar recipe that you guys have tried, tested and found to be great! Want to try out something different from what I normally do.
Thank you 
                
                Looking for a good protein bar recipe that you guys have tried, tested and found to be great! Want to try out something different from what I normally do.
Thank you
 
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            ? Nobody making their own?0
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            Ooh ooh!!! I dooooo!!
 I make pumpkin walnut protein bars and eat them every day for breakfast!! They taste like CAKE!!! Here's the link to the recipe on my blog:
 http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/Liftnlove/view/pumpkin-walnut-protein-bars-with-chia-and-flax-seed-484595
 I also have recipes for chocolate pecan and Carrot Cake Walnut... I haven't blogged them yet, but if you're interested I could PM you!!! I'll never buy store-bought bars again--homemade are so freaking delicious!!0
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            Simple but effective.
 2 tbsp natural PB
 1 tbsp honey
 1/4 scoop protein powder
 1/4 cup oatmeal
 Roll that into a ball and freeze.0
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            Here's another link for fun stuff to do with protein powder. The peanut butter balls are so freaking delicious I couldn't keep them in the house. If you have more restraint than me, you'll love them though!! Eat up!! :drinker:
 http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/sclark54.htm0
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            Ooh ooh!!! I dooooo!!
 I make pumpkin walnut protein bars and eat them every day for breakfast!! They taste like CAKE!!! Here's the link to the recipe on my blog:
 http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/Liftnlove/view/pumpkin-walnut-protein-bars-with-chia-and-flax-seed-484595
 I also have recipes for chocolate pecan and Carrot Cake Walnut... I haven't blogged them yet, but if you're interested I could PM you!!! I'll never buy store-bought bars again--homemade are so freaking delicious!!
 The pumpkin walnut sound delicious! They seem like they have a large quantity of egg--is that because the egg is used for protein, or they don't bake properly without that quantity of egg?0
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            Otrlynn....Well, idk exactly, but for me it helps bump up the protein. It's only 7 egg whites and 2 yolks for 24 servings, so you don't get much egg per bar really. In fact, sometimes I add a couple more just for grins and giggles... Hehehe
 The original Jamie Eason recipe only calls for 5 egg whites, but mine are yummier 0 0
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            Found this one on Pinterest...
 Homemade Protein Bars: 7 Scoops Vanilla protein powder, 2 c quick oats, 5 T sliced almonds, 1/4 c mini choc chips, 3 T honey, 3 T natural Peanut Butter, add water to good consistency. Mix & Press into sprayed baking dish. Bake at 350 for approx 15 min. Depending on size of bars cut about 170 cal and 32 g protein per serving!0
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            I just bought a book called Jenny Grothe 75 ways to love oatmeal. There are so many delicious protein/oat bars, baked oatmeal and crock pot oatmeal/ steel oats. I make the banana bread oatmeal all the time and LOVE it.
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            scroll to the bottom but this one is yummy0
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            Thanks everyone!!! Keep them coming!! :bigsmile:
 Carrot Cake protein bar sounds DELISH! Recipe please!!!!
 ashgav - is there a bit of your post missing? :huh:0
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            Chocolate-Pecan Protein Bars
 This is my variation of Jamie Eason’s Chocolate Protein bars. The link to the original recipe is here:
 http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/video-jamie-eason-chocolate-protein-bars.htm
 Mine have more calories, protein, fiber, and awesomeness that the originals...I added more eggs, more protein powder, plus Chia Seeds, Ground Flax, and Pecans =D After you bake these, store in the fridge and re-heat as needed. You can also eat them cold if you're into that kind of thing >:-(
 Dry Ingredients:
 1 cup Oat Flour (you can buy the flour or just blend up Old Fashioned Oats--it takes 60 seconds tops)
 2 1/2 scoops Vanilla Whey protein powder
 1/2 tsp Baking Soda
 1/4 tsp Salt
 3 TBSP Baking Cocoa
 1/4 cup Pecans or Walnuts chopped
 4 TBSP Chia Seeds
 4 TBSP Ground Flax
 Wet Ingredients:
 2 whole eggs
 4 egg whites
 1/2 cup Splenda, Stevia, or Ideal Sweetener
 8-10 oz Berry flavored baby food (it's a little more moist with 10 oz)
 4 oz water
 Directions:
 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees
 2. Spray 9x 13 glass pyrex dish with Pam (Pam for Baking is best)
 3. Mix Dry ingredients in a mixing bowl
 4. Mix wet ingredients in a separate mixing bowl
 5. Add wet ingredients to dry ingredients and mix together.
 6. Pour batter into dish and bake for 20-22 minutes. The center should NOT be gooey. If it is, you need to bake a few more minutes.
 7. Cut into 16 squares and enjoy!!
 Each Square has
 98 calories
 6.5 gm protein
 4 gm fat
 9 gm carbs0
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            Cut beef into bars.. cook.. eat..... also works with chicken, pork, etc0
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            Carrot-Cake Walnut Protein Bars....
 This is my variation of Jamie Eason’s Carrot Cake Protein Bars. The original recipe is here:
 http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/video-jamie-eason-carrot-cake-protein-bars.htm
 Mine have more calories, protein, fiber, taste, and mmmmmm….. I added more eggs, protein powder, Chia Seeds, Ground Flax, and Walnuts…you gonna like, trust me. ;p After baking, store in the fridge and re-heat as needed. These also freeze well, or so I’m told. I eat them so fast, they’ve never made it to the freezer =D
 DRY Ingredients:
 1 cup oat flour
 2 1/2 scoops vanilla whey protein
 2 tsp cinnamon
 1/2 tsp baking soda
 1/4 tsp salt
 1/8 tsp allspice
 1/8 tsp nutmeg
 1/4 Cup Walnuts
 4 TBSP chia seeds
 4 TBSP Ground Flax seed
 WET ingredients:
 4 egg whites
 2 whole eggs
 3/4 cup Spenda, Stevia, OR Ideal sweetener
 8 oz baby food carrots
 4 oz water
 Directions:
 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees
 2. Spray 9x 13 glass pyrex dish with Pam (Pam for Baking is best)
 3. Mix Dry ingredients in a mixing bowl
 4. Mix wet ingredients in a separate mixing bowl
 5. Add wet ingredients to dry ingredients and mix together.
 6. Pour batter into dish and bake for 20-22 minutes. The center should NOT be gooey. If it is, bake a few more minutes….
 7. Cut into 16 squares and enjoy!!
 Each Square has
 98 calories
 6.5 gm protein
 4 gm fat
 9 gm carbs0
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            Look into Jamie Eason's protein bars, she has quite a few different ones and all pretty good,0
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            sparkrecipes.com has some great ideas.
 I have made several of their recipes for breakfast- the pumpkin oat bars, the breakfast cookies, a few different kind of muffins. I replace 1/2 of the oil called for with unsweetened applesauce and add protein powder to everything!
 I made the low fat dark chocolate muffins and replaced the cocoa with the chocolate protein powder. They tasted great (even my 6 year old boys loved them!)0
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            :flowerforyou: bump! thanks0
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            I just made some today..This is my own recipe I figured out and they taste good!
 1/2 cup ground sunflower seeds
 1/4 cup ground flax seed
 1/4 cup hemp seed
 1/4 cup chia seeds
 2 cups oatmeal
 6 tblsp cocoa powder
 4 tblsp protein powder
 vanilla 1 tsp
 salt ( optional)
 stevia and honey 1/4 cup
 mix this up in a bowl
 then add milk( skim or almond)...pour in and stir until nice thick cake like consistency
 press onto parchment lined pan and bake in over for 20 at 325
 i make mine about 1/4 inch to half inch thick..when out of the oven slice into 3 inch by 1 inch pieces and put in freezer bag freeze and remove as needed
 I really dont know what the calories are for each piece..guessing about 175??0
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