Keyword: chocolate, easy recipes, low sugar, no-bake, pb&j, peanut butter, peanut butter and jelly, plant-based, protein bars, protein bites, skinny, small-batch, vegan
Servings: 6bars
Calories: 96kcal
Equipment
small loaf pan or muffin pan
Ingredients
Peanut butter protein layer
1/4cuppeanut butter powder(30 g)
2tbspvanilla protein powder(15 g) plant-based if desired
1tbspcoconut flour(7 g) oat flour might work as well
1tbspmaple syrup(21 g)
Pinch of salt
About 2 tbsp water(30 g)
Jelly layer
1/4cupraspberries(35 g) I use frozen, you could sub some other berry (or even jam) but I haven't tried
1tspchia seeds(4 g)
Chocolate coating layer
1/4cupchocolate chips(45 g)
1tspcoconut oil(5 g)
Instructions
Line a small loaf pan with parchment with overhangs (or use a muffin pan and muffin liners, paper or silicone).
In a small bowl add raspberries and microwave in short increments and mash until you get raspberry puree. Add chia seeds, let it thicken and set.
In a medium bowl add all the protein layer ingredients except water. Add enough water to make a bar dough (similar to cookie dough, not too wet or sticky. If it gets too wet, add more dry ingredients).
Press this into the pan, or a muffin pan. Freeze or refrigerate to set.
When the raspberry layer thickens (should be about now, takes 5-10 minutes), spread this over your bars as well and freeze to set completely, about 1 hour at least.
Get bars out of the freezer and slice into 6 pieces. Put back in the freezer while preparing your chocolate coating.
In a small bowl add chocolate and coconut oil, melt in the microwave in 30 sec increments, stirring in between.
Using two forks dip each bar into the chocolate and put on a piece of parchment paper, freeze or refrigerate to set.
Thaw for a few minutes before enjoying, keep your bars frozen or refrigerated!