Who says you can't have cookies for breakfast?! These high-protein breakfast cookies are the perfect way to start your day without protein powder. I love grabbing them before a workout for some carbs and protein or pairing them with Greek yogurt for 30 grams of protein after my morning workout.| Joy to the Food
Made with just a handful of simple ingredients (and no protein powder), these high protein blueberry muffins are piled high just like your favorite bakery ones! They pack in 10 grams of protein and 4g of fiber. Topped with a zesty lemon sugar, they’ll quickly become a family favorite!| Joy to the Food
Inspired by the famous Olympic muffins from 2024, these protein zucchini chocolate muffins will keep you fueled and happy! These have a chocolate ganache filling that is to die for, packs in 16g of protein, and 5g of fiber. You just need 30 minutes to whip these moist muffins up and you'll enjoy a gluten-free snack or breakfast all week.| Joy to the Food
Scotcheroos? Chocolate peanut butter rice krispie bars? No matter what you call them, this version is so nostalgic in the best way, but much healthier made with honey and packed with extra peanut butter. That, plus hemp seeds, brings our protein count to a whopping 10 grams per bar! Now that's a dessert a nutrition coach can get behind (that's me - I'm the coach).| Joy to the Food
Made with simple and wholesome ingredients, these banana cottage cheese muffins pack a protein punch without any protein powder. Enjoy them for breakfast, as an afternoon snack, or take them on the go for a picnic. Grab your ripe bananas and just 1 large mixing bowl and let's bake!| Joy to the Food
Mika Kinney is a food writer, photographer, recipe developer, and co-founder of Joy to the Food and Avocado Foodie.| Joy to the Food
