Spoonable, creamy, chocolatey, AND high in protein, you can whip this breakfast up in 5 minutes.
oats recipe made solely with whole foods. While adding protein powder to recipes is a quick way to get a blast of protein, it's not the only way. This recipe uses the power of beans — but because it's also made with cocoa powder and maple syrup, your taste buds will have no idea.
Just mash the black beans in the bottom of your jar and they not only add protein and fiber to fill you up and give you sustained energy, but they also add a creamy texture that complements oatmeal perfectly. Black beans are also high in iron, and this recipe offers 34 percent of your daily amount. I used canned black beans, but any beans will work.
For 365 calories, this bowl of creamy chocolatey goodness offers 17.1 grams of protein, a whopping 11.1 grams of fiber , and the best part: this recipe has under 10 grams of sugar! You'll notice this oatmeal isn't super sweet like actual brownies, so if you want it sweeter naturally, add some fruit like sliced banana, strawberries, raspberries, or a chopped date.
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