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Chocolate Protein Banana Pancakes (7 Pancakes, 375 Calories Total)

Chocolate Protein Banana Pancakes (7 Pancakes, 375 Calories Total)
Prep Time 10 min
Cook Time 10 min
Servings
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Nutrition

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Banana-and-egg protein pancakes usually taste like slightly sweet omelets. The fix is oats and baking powder — oats blended into flour give the batter real structure, and baking powder gives it the lift it was missing. A full stack of 7 lands at 375 calories with 27g protein, which is one of the best protein-to-calorie breakfast ratios you can pull off with four pantry staples.

Two techniques matter more than the ingredients themselves. Blend the oats into flour before everything else so the batter stays smooth, and let the batter rest 5-10 minutes after blending so the oats and protein fully absorb the liquid — skip this and the pancakes end up rubbery. Then cook on low-medium heat, not medium-high. Chocolate protein scorches fast, and you want the inside to set before the outside burns. Small, palm-sized rounds flip cleaner than big ones, which is why you get 7 little ones instead of 3 floppy large ones.

The whole stack fits easily into most breakfast budgets — use our daily calorie calculator to see where 375 calories lands for you, and the macro calculator to check whether 27g protein fits your split. For the same chocolate-protein flavor in a grab-and-go format, try our air fryer chocolate protein syrniki — 86 calories and 15g protein per syrnik.

Ingredients

  • 1 ripe banana (the browner, the sweeter — no sugar needed)
  • 1 large egg
  • 1/3 cup (35g) old-fashioned oats, blended into flour
  • 2 tbsp (18g) chocolate whey protein powder
  • 1/2 tsp baking powder
  • Pinch of salt
  • 1/4 tsp ground cinnamon
  • Fresh or frozen berries, to top (optional)

Instructions

  1. Step 1: Blend the batter

    Blend the batter

    Add banana, egg, oats, chocolate whey, baking powder, salt, and cinnamon to a blender. Blend until completely smooth — no visible oat bits.

  2. Step 2: Rest 5-10 minutes

    Let the batter sit so the oats and protein absorb the liquid and thicken up. This is the difference between fluffy pancakes and rubbery ones.

  3. Step 3: Cook on low-medium heat

    Cook on low-medium heat

    Heat a nonstick pan over low-medium. Spoon small, palm-sized rounds (makes about 7). Cook 2-3 minutes until bubbles form on top and edges look set, then flip and cook 1-2 minutes more. Chocolate protein burns fast — keep the heat down.

  4. Step 4: Stack and top

    Stack the pancakes on a plate and top with fresh or frozen berries. A drizzle of Greek yogurt or a spoon of peanut butter keeps protein high without piling on calories.

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