4 ingredient greek yogurt pancakes!
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Choboni makes a vanilla choc chip yogart that would be gooooood!!!0
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so i kinda did my own thing with these. i had similar ingredients so instead of going out and buying different stuff i just used what i had.
i used:
1/2 cup bisquick
1 egg white
1 container sugar river dairy fruit in the bottom yogurt [blueberry]
i ate half of the pancakes [made 6] for a total of 202 cal
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sounds great !0
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I'm not sure what BUMP means, but I have to try these too0
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Yes please! Bump0
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Interesting, worth a try at the weekend I think0
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I am so going to make these! Plus, the grocery store in my town is having a sale on greek yogurt...0
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I suggest yall do the calorie count on that before eating because 8 tablespoons of flour has too many calories for one serving.0
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I suggest yall do the calorie count on that before eating because 8 tablespoons of flour has too many calories for one serving.
1/4 cup of flour has 100 calories. Total the recipe is around 300 calories.0 -
I bet adding some more flavored Greek Yogurt on top of these with some nuts or granola would be AMAZING!
Can't wait to try these!!0 -
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Hey guys use baking powder instead of baking soda... I did and mine turned out great!!! Also instead of flour you could use oats + protein powder!
Using baking powder instead of baking soda cuts back on the sodium.. had no idea baking soda had that much sodium lol
I was thinking of using oats and protein powder instead of flour and also baking powder
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Just made this... I added chopped strawberry and a little cocoa powder. Soooo good thank you!0
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Oh Yummmy I think these will become a favourite . thanks0
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So happy to eat pancakes again!0
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TFS. Husband loves pancakes but our previous recipe was a nutritional nightmare.0
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This is such an amazing recipe.. I added fresh blueberries and omg, so delicious!0
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I suggest yall do the calorie count on that before eating because 8 tablespoons of flour has too many calories for one serving.
1/4 cup of flour has 100 calories. Total the recipe is around 300 calories.
The amount of flour I use is about 202cals... but the yoghurt and egg white only add a further 100cals and a delicious, filling and easy breakfast is worth 300 calories! I add a teaspoon of jam and some icing sugar and all in, 350 calories and they're amazing!
A lot of comments also mention the batter being really thick, which is true, but not in the traditional sense! The yoghurt is what makes them thick, not the flour, so they don't end up doughy. I've never watered down the batter, I just put a decent dollop on the pan and then spread with the fork and then leave them to cook into amazing little , fluffy bites of heaven....0 -
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Oh my goodness, thank you so much for this recipe! I just made these with blueberries and a banana, and sooooooo delicious. My husband even approved and he gives me a hard time about healthy recipes. This will now become part of my recipe book! Thank you!0
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Sounds delicious! I'll try it on a lazy morning. Thanks!0
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HAs anyone made them with Almond flour? How did they turn out?0
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