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You can find this healthy Homemade Protein Bars recipe and photo tutorial at my newer blog, Thriving Home.
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Homemade Protein Bars
You can find this healthy Homemade Protein Bars recipe and photo tutorial at my newer blog, Thriving Home.
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What did your peeps think?
ReplyDeleteKids loved them...especially the chocolate covering on top, of course. Nathan didn't try them. He's not a huge no-bake fan, except for the Power Ball Cookies. (Thanks again for that recipe--2nd most popular one on my blog.)
ReplyDeleteI made the bottom half of these tonight... nothing like a reese's cup... more like an almond joy to me. :) I told the kids we were making homemade candy bars, but they didn't eat their dinner, so the top still isn't done. I'll do it tomorrow and let them try it for snack.
ReplyDeleteI didn't bother Kev with it because he doesn't like a lot of nutty things... I think Snickers is about the only thing he eats with nuts. :) Plus he doesn't really like coconut and mine had a lot of coconut flavor.
I was thinking earlier that maybe if we just add chocolate chips or a chocolate bar or something to the mixture, it would save a step? Or melting it with the butter/coconut oil and putting it in during that step? Just trying to think of a quicker way they would be done.
I'll be experimenting with this one for sure! :) Thanks!!
Carla, I like that idea of melting the chocolate in with the coconut oil. Then, my kids won't be tempted to just pull off the topping and leave the bottom, either!
ReplyDeletehow much protein are in these bars?
ReplyDeleteIf I calculated this correctly there are 176 grams in the whole recipe. If you divide it into 12 bars, that's about 15 grams per bar. Hope that helps! Btw, I love your blog and your recent post about "divine interventions".
ReplyDeleteOh I'm making these! I love my chocolate :)
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