Protein pancakes recipe banana

Start the day off right with these delicious banana protein pancakes. Made with eggs and protein powder, they will keep you full all morning.

These Low Calorie High Protein Banana Pancakes are just 41 calories each and they have 3.5g of protein each as well. Basically you can have the entire batch (10 pancakes) for just 410 calories! Or choose the amount you want to have and enjoy!Special Tip: Each protein powder is a little different. If the batter is too thick you can add 1-2 tablespoons of water to thin it.

These fluffy banana protein pancakes keep you full for hours! Made with 6 wholesome ingredients, they have a sweet banana flavor and are a perfect post-workout meal.

These banana protein pancakes are a perfectly delicious way to start a healthy day. Packed with protein, these 4 ingredient pancakes are delicious with a hint of sweetness and are gluten-free.

Light & Fluffy Banana Protein Pancakes are a healthy breakfast with five simple ingredients that taste amazing and fill you up! Egg whites, protein powder and ripe bananas make up these low-fat and low-carb pancakes, for a complete and wholesome meal under 200 calories.

Start your day with these nutritious protein pancakes! Made with just banana, protein powder and eggs, these flourless pancakes come together in minutes. The best part? They're packed full of protein to keep you satisfied into the AM.

These healthy Banana Protein Pancakes can be whipped together in a matter of 10 minutes and only a blender is required! Plus, they are high in protein and fibre, making for an ultra filling breakfast. Say hello to your new favourite breakfast! {Gluten-free & dairy-free}

Banana yogurt pancakes are light, fluffy and full of banana flavour. They are made using whole wheat flour and do not contain any milk.

These healthy 3-ingredient banana oat pancakes are a quick and easy single-serve breakfast. They're soft, fluffy, and packed with over 20 grams of protein! All you need is a banana, rolled oats, and eggs. Kids love them!

This recipe makes 1 bowl, to make multiple bowls for meal prep just multiply this recipe by how many bowls you want to make. I add each ingredient separately to each bowl so that every bowl is equal and is at the same amount of calories/volume. Refer to the video for further instructions.