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  • Posts: 377 Member
    I might just try this one
  • Posts: 1,459 Member
    Bump...will likely throw in some chia or flax seeds (or both), thanks!
  • Posts: 189 Member
    tested mine they are really yummy!! had two all ready :laugh: thinking about putting honey in next as well!!
  • Posts: 802 Member
    I have just put mine in the fridge, I used chocolate whey powder and will try for breakfast tomorrow, they were super sticky!
  • Posts: 83 Member
    Bump
  • Posts: 22 Member
    Bump
  • Posts: 107 Member
    bump
  • Posts: 101 Member
    Bump for later!!
  • Posts: 937 Member
    Bump
  • Posts: 58 Member
    Can't wait to try these!
  • Posts: 134 Member
    :flowerforyou:
  • Posts: 1,642 Member
    I just made these but with vanilla whey protein powder as that's the only one I have

    It came out to 840 cal for the whole thing,
    Quaker whole grain oats 300 calorie for a cup. 10g protein
    Muscletech vanilla whey protein powder 160 calorie for a scoop. 30g protein
    Great value chunky peanut butter, 4 tbsp. 380 calories. 14g protein

    Made these into 3 separate bars, cupcake shaped haha, only have a baking pan

    So 280 calorie per bar with 18g protein, eh not bad
  • Posts: 3,348 Member
    Anything that the peanut butter can be easily replaced with?
    Not a big fan of nuts generally.
  • Posts: 455
    sound delicious going to have to make some today, thanks for sharing.
  • Posts: 83 Member
    Bump
  • Posts: 1,018 Member
    Oh thanks!!
  • Posts: 533 Member
    So people who post recipes, why can't you enter them into the 'recipe' app here on MFP and post the breakdown for calories, protein, carbs, etc.? Certainly would be thoughtful, helpful and considerate.

    stop being such a lazy ****.
  • Posts: 2,475 Member
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    1 cup oats = 150 calories
    2 tablespoons PB = 190 calories (typically) and there are 4 tbsp in 1/4 cup so double it
    1 scoop protein powder = probably somwhere around 150 cals but they're all different.

    Now add that up and divide by the number of bars you make.

    Done.

    The oats I have (which are the same kind in your pic) are 150 cals for 1/2 cup. So 1 cup would be 300 calories. Unless you mean cooked oats, not dry.
  • Posts: 533 Member
    i'm always looking for ways to boost my protein intake, so was psyched for these (also, i love PB), but i just worked them out and they're only 4-5g of protien by the time i split them up into realistic sized portions (based on calories per serve). now im sad. but ill still make them.
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    Bumping to make later
  • Posts: 72 Member
    bump
  • Posts: 156 Member
    Bump for later! Thanks!
  • Posts: 1,642 Member
    Ok the nutrition facts of my creation

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  • Posts: 685 Member
    how well do these hold up at room temp/heat? (can someone message me if you know lol i think the response will get lost)
  • Posts: 204 Member
    Bump for later!
  • Posts: 194 Member
    Bump for later. I will definitely be making these.
  • Posts: 16 Member
    bump
  • Posts: 80 Member
    Bumpers!
  • Posts: 40 Member
    Thanks for sharing this great recipe. I am definitely going to make these!
  • Posts: 142 Member
    i made this morning using vanilla whey and 1 other change. to help with stickiness i added
    2 Tbsp of sugar free van. pudding powder. then rolled into walnut size balls and froze. i am leaving them in
    the freezer and bringing 1 or 2 out when i want them. i have Tropical traditions flaked coconut on hand. i may thaw out a
    couple and roll in the coconut. Very yummy.

    thanks
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