Easy "Protein" Bagels :)
rainbowbow
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So i stumbled across this recipe and thought, eh, why not try it out I already have everything in my pantry.
https://www.skinnytaste.com/easy-bagel-recipe/
I just ate two of them... this is officially on my "to make weekly" list.
You probably already have these ingredients, so go forth, and bagel on!
https://www.skinnytaste.com/easy-bagel-recipe/
I just ate two of them... this is officially on my "to make weekly" list.
You probably already have these ingredients, so go forth, and bagel on!20
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Oh, and the smaller ones are cinnamon/sugar (i used a no calorie sweetener/cinnamon mix) and the larger ones are cheddar/jalepeno.
Each bagel has roughly 150 calories and 11g of protein.
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I make these multiple times during the week! LOVE THEM!!! They are smaller than a regular bagel, but very satisfying. (approx 99grams pre-bake)1
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How small are these by size and weight? Worth the trouble over a real bagel?
i didn't weigh them, but they are the size of a normal bagel you'd buy in a bag at the grocery store.
They are absolutely, 100% worth it in my opinion. It takes like 15 minutes prep time (mixing 5 ingredients together) and 25 minutes in the oven.4 -
tempted to try these, thanks for sharing!0
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Ooh, thanks! The “protein” in your title made me almost not click on this because recipes with “protein” in them usually involve protein powder and I don’t buy protein powder. These look really good!1
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Nice! I have been craving making bagels lately. I almost made some yesterday, but spent the whole day making muffins instead. I'll make them next weekend!
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You asked for it! I made 7 batches of Sweet Potato Banana Bites as advertised in the mfp blog. They are my go-to activity snack. I have a big ski trip coming up, so I made enough to share. Each batch is a little different, they all have some combo of chia seeds, craisins, coconut, chocolate chips, etc.
https://www.theleangreenbean.com/sweet-potato-banana-bites/
I brought some in to snack on at work today, pic below:
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rainbowbow wrote: »How small are these by size and weight? Worth the trouble over a real bagel?
i didn't weigh them, but they are the size of a normal bagel you'd buy in a bag at the grocery store.
They are absolutely, 100% worth it in my opinion. It takes like 15 minutes prep time (mixing 5 ingredients together) and 25 minutes in the oven.
Gonna make them tonight or sometime this week. Will report back. If not worth it, you owe me 40 minutes of my life hahaha
Well, don't kill me if they're bad. LOL1 -
You asked for it! I made 7 batches of Sweet Potato Banana Bites as advertised in the mfp blog. They are my go-to activity snack. I have a big ski trip coming up, so I made enough to share. Each batch is a little different, they all have some combo of chia seeds, craisins, coconut, chocolate chips, etc.
https://www.theleangreenbean.com/sweet-potato-banana-bites/
I brought some in to snack on at work today, pic below:
Those look delicious!3 -
Asking the important question: did you boil them first?
And how many of you who have made them live in the North East?1 -
Just kidding- says no boiling. I'm instantly skeptical. But also says her picky NYC bagel husband likes them.
I am torn- but willing to try.2 -
I mean, have the expectation that they are a “high protein knock off”. For that, their ease, and the time to make them they are worth it.
But definitely don’t think they’re going to taste like your favorite bakery’s bagels. They will not.
That being said, they are pretty damn good and the variety for flavors is pretty much endless. I’m going to be making them again today or tomorrow and plan on making chocolate chip and the cheddar/jalapeños again. 1 -
Asking the important question: did you boil them first?
And how many of you who have made them live in the North East?
I'm a native NYer and these were surprisingly tasty for something so easy to throw together. I mean, they're never going to be a traditional NY bagel, but they were very good.0 -
I can accept that- I have printed the recipe. I shall try this weekend I think.
I have officially become a north eastern- I am absolutely 100% a bagel snob.1 -
Making this in a bit, will report back!0
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These are fabulous and sooooooo easy! I made an egg and avocado sandwich with mine! Truly are delicious! Filling too!2
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lunch earlier this week...the bagels rock!
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I'm so glad other people have tried and liked them. 0
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Made these the other day, and they’re great. So easy to make!0
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Made them. And liked them but yeap they are not bagels. I got 4 proper size bagels from this mix. Used everything seasoning. Had one for breakfast. Will I make them again? Maybe.... Because they are easy to make and taste good. But I prefer the low carb bagels I buy at my local shop. Promise bagels come in at 130cal for proper size bagels. The only thing is the price at $1/each.
I am all about something tasting decent but I am cheap if nothing else....$1 each!?
I am gonna make a cheese and jalapeno next! Love these protein bagels...they have the ability to keep me full over a no protein bagel!0 -
rainbowbow wrote: »I'm so glad other people have tried and liked them.
Forgot to tell you thankyou rbb!1 -
This has been on my list to try! I am glad that it sounds like it is tasty. I would probably eat the whole recipe in one sitting though. I love the cheesy jalapeno idea!0
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Yummy food!0
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They’re not that filling. No more than normal bread. I could have eaten all 4, that’s why I only made 1. Less temptation.1 -
i tried this protein bagel recipe with chobani greek yogurt. i thought they weren't very good, but my boyfriend really liked them. they came out like an icky cross between a biscuit and a bagel with an unpleasant yogurt added taste that i didn't like, but again my bf really disagrees, he says they were just like a soft moist bagel. but anyway thanks for sharing..1
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Made them. And liked them but yeap they are not bagels. I got 4 proper size bagels from this mix. Used everything seasoning. Had one for breakfast. Will I make them again? Maybe.... Because they are easy to make and taste good. But I prefer the low carb bagels I buy at my local shop. Promise bagels come in at 130cal for proper size bagels. The only thing is the price at $1/each.
wait- is a 1$ a lot? or a little here?
I usually pay 6-8$ for a bacon egg and cheese bagel here- pretty sure just the bagel itself would be 2-3$.
I'm sad I didn't get to try to make these this weekend- too busy- and super tired. Next weekend maybe!0 -
Made them. And liked them but yeap they are not bagels. I got 4 proper size bagels from this mix. Used everything seasoning. Had one for breakfast. Will I make them again? Maybe.... Because they are easy to make and taste good. But I prefer the low carb bagels I buy at my local shop. Promise bagels come in at 130cal for proper size bagels. The only thing is the price at $1/each.
wait- is a 1$ a lot? or a little here?
I usually pay 6-8$ for a bacon egg and cheese bagel here- pretty sure just the bagel itself would be 2-3$.
I'm sad I didn't get to try to make these this weekend- too busy- and super tired. Next weekend maybe!
To me this is a lot. $4 for a bag of bagels. Regular bagels, double the calories and all the other good stuff, are less than half that.
how many are in a bag?0 -
Made them. And liked them but yeap they are not bagels. I got 4 proper size bagels from this mix. Used everything seasoning. Had one for breakfast. Will I make them again? Maybe.... Because they are easy to make and taste good. But I prefer the low carb bagels I buy at my local shop. Promise bagels come in at 130cal for proper size bagels. The only thing is the price at $1/each.
wait- is a 1$ a lot? or a little here?
I usually pay 6-8$ for a bacon egg and cheese bagel here- pretty sure just the bagel itself would be 2-3$.
I'm sad I didn't get to try to make these this weekend- too busy- and super tired. Next weekend maybe!
To me this is a lot. $4 for a bag of bagels. Regular bagels, double the calories and all the other good stuff, are less than half that.
how many are in a bag?
$1/each so lets see.... 4?
oh sorry- I was asking about that half that I guess. I got confused talking about the different bagels- LMAO. Basicmathfail.
I don't buy bagels in the story- I only got to bagel stores- where you get what you want out of the big bin- so I don't know what the normal "bagged bagel" quantity is.0 -
I can eat a LOT of bread. Like a whole loaf from a bakery... 0 -
So into these right now. Literally right now. Eating my first one with tuna salad and it’s so good2
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