Last Updated on June 2, 2022 by Lori Geurin
Making protein pancakes Making protein pancakes is a great way to start your day. They are easy to make and they are a good source of protein. If you are trying to build muscles, these pancakes could be a good choice for your breakfast. There are many different recipes you can make. You can even mix and match ingredients between recipes to create something new. In this blog post, you’ll find ten recipes for delicious and easy to make protein pancakes.
- Protein Pancakes Are a Healthy Breakfast Option
- How To Eat Protein Pancakes
- Meal Prep Pancakes To Save Time
- 10 Best Recipes For Easy To Make Protein Pancakes
- 1. 4-Ingredient Protein Pancakes from Skinny Ms.
- 2. Perfect Fluffy Protein Pancakes (no banana!) from Sweet Peas & Saffron
- 3. Healthy Pancake Recipe from Happy Healthy Mama
- 4. Oatmeal Pancakes For One (No Protein Powder) from Oatmeal With A Fork
- 5. The Best Pancakes from Pinch Of Yum
- 6. Best Blueberry Pancakes from Simply Quinoa
- 7. Sweet Potato Rolled Oat Pancakes from The Roasted Root
- 8. Apple Cinnamon Pancakes From Kim’s Cravings
- 9. Lemon Poppy Seed Pancakes from Eating Well
- 10. Low Carb Chocolate Pancakes from Wholesome Yum
- Tips for Storing or Freezing Pancakes
- Printable Weekly Meal Planner
- Final Thoughts – Delicious Protein Pancakes for Breakfast
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Protein Pancakes Are a Healthy Breakfast Option
Have you ever found yourself eating the same thing for breakfast every day, or perhaps you adore your morning meals but feel hungry only a few hours later? Healthy protein pancakes are an amazing solution – whether for breakfast or any other meal of the day!
When I was following the keto diet, I was eating a lot of eggs and bacon for breakfast (when I wasn’t intermittent fasting). Pancakes are now a weekly occurrence for my family. We still eat eggs, but our favorite breakfasts include protein-rich pancakes or overnight oats.
If you’re on a keto or low-carb diet, there are lots of low-carb pancake recipes in this article!
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Peanut Butter Protein Pancakes Video
Here’s a quick video on how to make peanut butter protein pancakes from Clean & Delicious…
How To Eat Protein Pancakes
Raise your hand if you ever slathered peanut butter on your pancakes as a youngster! Because if you haven’t tasted the mind-blowing deliciousness of PB on pancakes yet, after reading this post, you’ll want to make some right away. There’s nothing like it.
Feel free to cut a banana or add a handful of chocolate chips to the top of that delicious stack.
What a sight to behold. Am I right?
I’m so glad my Dad showed me this peanut butter trick when I was a kid.
I remember going to a friend’s home for a sleepover and wondering where the peanut butter was when they made pancakes for breakfast. I’d assumed that everyone put peanut butter on their pancakes.
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Meal Prep Pancakes To Save Time
We meal prep a big batch of pancakes each week these days. This makes things simple since you may just toast, microwave, or cook them in the oven or on the stove and have a nutritious and delectable breakfast.
One of my daughters loves to grab her cake and go…sort of like a Poptart, only much healthier!
When my husband makes pancakes, he uses egg whites instead of milk or liquid in the recipe to increase protein. I also enjoy mine with blueberries and pecans sweetened only with a touch of pure maple syrup or raw honey when I’m not doing the peanut butter thing (which isn’t often).
The best pancakes, of course, are homemade, but if you’re in a bind, you may get protein pancake mixes from your local grocery store and add your own personal touches. – we like berries, nuts, and chia seeds. Sam’s Club has a great option that we keep stocked in our pantry. It’s the Krusteaz Buttermilk pancake mix.
Here are 10 of the best protein pancakes recipes available! There’s something for everyone. Simply click on the links to access the recipes in the collection.
(Looking at all of these pancake pictures is making me hungry. Just look at all that deliciousness!) Enjoy!
10 Best Recipes For Easy To Make Protein Pancakes
1. 4-Ingredient Protein Pancakes from Skinny Ms.

2. Perfect Fluffy Protein Pancakes (no banana!) from Sweet Peas & Saffron

Related: 20 Quick And Easy Healthy High Protein Snack Recipes
3. Healthy Pancake Recipe from Happy Healthy Mama

4. Oatmeal Pancakes For One (No Protein Powder) from Oatmeal With A Fork

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5. The Best Pancakes from Pinch Of Yum

6. Best Blueberry Pancakes from Simply Quinoa

7. Sweet Potato Rolled Oat Pancakes from The Roasted Root

8. Apple Cinnamon Pancakes From Kim’s Cravings

9. Lemon Poppy Seed Pancakes from Eating Well

10. Low Carb Chocolate Pancakes from Wholesome Yum

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Tips for Storing or Freezing Pancakes
If you’re not going to eat all of your pancakes right away, there are a few ways to store them. You can place them in a covered container in the fridge for up to 2 to 3 days.
If you want to freeze them, you can place them on a baking sheet and freeze them for about an hour. Once they are frozen, you can place them in a freezer-safe bag or container. They will stay good in the freezer for up to 2 or 3 months.

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Final Thoughts – Delicious Protein Pancakes for Breakfast
Consider protein pancakes the next time you’re looking for breakfast ideas. Enjoy one of the delectable recipes above. I’m going through all these cakes…why don’t you join me?
Protein makes you feel fuller longer and helps you keep the muscles you’ve worked so hard to build. They’re also simple to prepare and delectable. Who doesn’t adore pancakes?
Do you have a favorite recipe for protein pancakes? I’d love to hear about it!