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ProteinPancakes's Stats for Chocolate Banana Nut Protein Loaf!
Created:10/30/2009
Last Modified:10/30/2009
Total Comments:3



Chocolate Banana Nut Protein Loaf!

I made this loaf the other day and it is honestly the tastiest thing ever! I figured I would share my recipe :)   Lemme know what you think. Don’t forget you can change the carbs/fats/protein in order to fit it into your macros. Enjoy!

Preheat oven to 350 degrees

You will need:

2 large bowls-one for dry and one for wet ingredients, a whisk, a 8×8 inch dish (sprayed with Pam or whatever you would like), ground oatmeal/almonds, splenda, cinnamon, chocolate protein powder, baking powder, salt, vanilla extract, natural peanut butter, banana baby food and egg whites
First gather all your dry ingredients together in one bowl:

  • 2/3 ground oatmeal (240 calories, 5g fat,44g carbs-6g fiber, 8g protein)-20 grams ground almonds (245, 22g fat, 8.5 g carbs-5g fiber, 9g protein) I ground the oatmeal and almonds together in the blender
  • 1/4 cocoa powder (80 calories 4g fat, 12g carbs-4g fiber)
  • 2.5 scoops natural chocolate whey (300 calories, 5g fat, 5g carbs-2.5g fiber, 60 g protein)
  • Teaspoon of cinnamon
  • A pinch of salt
  • Tablespoon of baking powder
  • Whisk it all together

In the second bowl add your wet ingredients and splenda:

  • 5 egg whites-3/4 cup (120 calories, 30g protein)
  • 1/2 cup of splenda
  • Whisk together
  • 1/4 cup of natural peanut butter (360 calories, 28g fat, 12g carbs-4g fiber, 16g protein)
  • Banana baby Food (130 calories, 30g carbs-2g fibre, 2g protein)
  • Whisk together

Add wet ingredients into the dry ingredients bowl and whisk it all together-When it is completely mixed pour into 8×8 dish and cook anywhere from 15-30 minutes depending on your oven. Keep checking on it, you will know it is ready when you stick a toothpick in it and there is nothing on it.

Total=

Calories:1475
Fat: 64
Carbs: 115.5
Fibre: 23.5
Protein: 125

6 Bars
Calories: 246
Fat: 11
Carbs: 19
Fibre: 4
Protein: 21

Enjoy!

2 Responses to “Chocolate Banana Nut Protein Loaf!”

  1. Tim_Wright Says:

    thats not a bad desert at all lol.


  2. farleybasset Says:

    Oh my yumminess! I am def gonna try some of those bad boys this weekend! Thank you Ms. Pancakes ;)


  3. joe nitti Says:

    I bet you are one hell of a cook!!!!


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