Quick Breakfast Bars

"A quick breakfast that I can take with me on the run. I like to make these and store them individually in the freezer so I can grab when I need to. I also like to add extra veggies such as carrots or zucchini to get them in where I can."
 
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Ready In:
40mins
Ingredients:
13
Serves:
12
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ingredients

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directions

  • Combine all ingredients.
  • Pour in large greased casserole pan.
  • Bake at 350 for 30 minutes.
  • Let cool and cut into squares.
  • Store in an air-tight container or individually wrap and freeze.

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Reviews

  1. Was looking for a GF snack with lots of fiber and protein. I used rice milk, 4 eggs, 1/2 C flax seed (instead of sesame), 1/4 C hemp protein powder (with fiber) and the rest the same. Had to bake it 40 minutes, but it came out nice and firm. Actually tasted better, cold, the next day.
     
  2. Most premade protein bars have gluten, dairy or soy in them. But when I substituted the soy milk in this recipe for rice milk, to helped to make a very easy and "on the go" breakfast substitute. Plus, they tasted very good and the ingredients are all easy to find at a co-op.
     
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  1. Most premade protein bars have gluten, dairy or soy in them. But when I substituted the soy milk in this recipe for rice milk, to helped to make a very easy and "on the go" breakfast substitute. Plus, they tasted very good and the ingredients are all easy to find at a co-op.
     

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