Frosted Animal Cracker Protein Oatmeal

Frosted Animal Cracker Protein Oatmeal

Ingredients

80g Quick Oats

390ml Water

15g PEScience Gourmet Vanilla Select Protein (“FDL” saves you 15%)

50g Egg Whites

5g Coconut Flour

2g Vanilla Extract

3g Zero Calorie Sweetener of your choice

 

Ingredients for Protein Icing:

12g PEScience Gourmet Vanilla Select Protein (“FDL” Saves you 15%) 

4g Coconut Flour

2g Zero Cal Sweetener of your choice

35g Plain Non-Fat Greek Yogurt

Cold Water to the consistency of icing

 

Toppings: (Not included in macros):

10g Fat-Free Whipped Cream

4 Crushed Animal Crackers

Directions

1.) Add a bowl to the freezer while preparing the ingredients in a separate bowl.

2.) Place 80g of quick oats into a bowl and add 240 ml of water. Stir and then microwave oats and water for 2 minutes.

3.) Take bowl out of the microwave and most of the liquid should’ve been soaked up. Now mix it up to help it be better prepared for when more liquid is added. Add the remaining 150ml of water and mix until that is mostly soaked into the oats.

4.) Place the bowl back in microwave for a 60-90 seconds. Keep an eye on the bowl so it doesn’t overflow.

5.) Remove bowl from microwave and add 50g of egg whites. Stir it slowly and until well mixed.

6.) Add all of the dry ingredients for the protein oatmeal to a separate bowl and mix to avoid clumping when added to the oatmeal you’ve just cooked. Now add that into the oatmeal and mix. From here, place this mixture into the bowl that was in the freezer.

7.) Let the protein oats sit in freezer for about 30 minutes, mixing every 10 minutes. The longer it’s in the freezer, the thicker it will get.

8.) While the oats are cooling, add the dry frosting ingredients into a bowl. Mix to avoid clumping. After mixing, add 10ml of cold water in increments. Stir, then add a little more water, repeat until there is an icing consistency. Then mix in greek yogurt. Split the icing in half and add 5 drops of red food coloring to one half of the icing. Mix in to get pink color. Add this bowl to the fridge to cool.

9.) Once all you’re happy with the thickness of the oatmeal (allowed oatmeal to cool in the freezer for 30+ minutes) add your icing, toppings and enjoy!

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