Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Breakfast Cookie
Hi everyone! I am so sorry that I have been MIA- it's very unlike me! However things have been CRAZY and I have not cooked in over a week and won't be cooking at all next week. So please pardon my long absence- I will be back in full force after Easter. I may get one more post in before that but if not DON'T LEAVE ME! I will be back to normal very very shortly.
So this breakfast idea is not something new but it is very new to me. I had heard a few fitness boards/blogs/websites speak of these "breakfast cookies" but I never really paid them much thought. Until earlier this week when there was just nothing appealing to me for breakfast. Then I instantly remembered this cookie and jumped at the opportunity to make it. It's very dynamic- you can add any mix ins you want. I added 1/2 teaspoon of mini chocolate chips which was tasty but not the healthiest choice. Next time I want to add some banana or chopped dried fruit and some nuts. YUM- sounds like a winning combo.
I didn't have protein powder but I plan to buy it because I want to make this again and soon. The taste was amazing. Mine was very crumbly- like granola- and I enjoyed it. I ate it with a spoon because I couldn't lift it but it was still excellent. I will be making these and making them often. Best of all it kept me full for a solid 3 hours and I am sure that with protein powder and healthier mix ins it could last even longer!
Source: The Fitnessita
Ingredients:
1/3 cup oats
1 tbsp. nut butter
1-2 tbsp. milk (approximately)
1/2 scoop protein powder
Mix ins of your choice
Directions:
1- Put the oats and protein powder in a bowl.
2- Add the nut butter and smush it into the oats until its fine and crumbly.
3- Add the milk, stir well.
4- Add the mix ins.
5- Plop the mixture on an appetizer sized plate and smush it down with the back of your spoon.
6- Refrigerate over night.
Yields 1 cookie
** Points will vary- mine was 4 with 1 tbsp. 1% milk, 1/3 cup oats, 1 tbsp. peanut butter, and 1/2 tsp. mini chocolate chips
Labels:
breakfast,
Weight Watchers
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This sounds so good. I am making this right now! I love oats, and I love being healthy. I love how many different variations there can be! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI will definitely be making this for my husband as soon as he finishes the batch of WW Oat & Apricot bars. Your recipes are TERRIFIC!
ReplyDeletethanks for this recipe Stephanie, seems easy enough for me to make!
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