Nutrition Protein Pancakes: Comfort Food That Fuels Your Goals

If you’ve ever craved something indulgent but didn’t want to derail your health and fitness progress, these protein pancakes are about to become your new best friend.

They’re soft, fluffy, packed with protein, and satisfy those comfort food cravings without the guilt. Whether you’re fueling up post-workout, enjoying a slow Sunday brunch, or simply staying on track with your goals, this pancake stack hits the mark.

High in protein, low in fat, and naturally sweetened with fruit – it’s the kind of meal that feels like a treat but fuels like a pro.

PROTEIN PANCAKE STACK RECIPE

High protein, low fat, and absolutely delicious – perfect for a weekend treat or post-workout fuel!

Ingredients:

For the Pancakes:

40g Warrior Vanilla Whey Protein

1 egg

40g oats (blended into flour)

½ tsp baking powder

½ tsp baking soda

40g 0% fat-free Asda Greek yoghurt

For the Toppings:

100g Asda mixed summer frozen fruit

100g 0% fat-free Asda Greek yoghurt

Macros:

483 kcal | 54g protein | 44g carbs | 11g fat

Method:

1.    Measure all ingredients. Having everything prepped makes it super easy and stress-free.

2.    Blend your oats into a fine flour using a blender or food processor. This gives the pancakes that fluffy texture we all love.

3.    Combine all ingredients in a bowl – the blended oats, protein powder, egg, yoghurt, baking powder, and also baking soda. Mix until you have a smooth, thick batter.

4.    Heat a non-stick pan on medium. Pour in your batter to form small pancakes. Flip them once bubbles form on the surface.

5.    While your pancakes are cooking, boil the frozen fruit gently until it softens into a juicy topping.

6.    Stack your pancakes, adding a layer of Greek yoghurt between each one, then also top with the warm fruit. Drizzle any extra juice over the top for added flavour!

Why These Pancakes Are a Game Changer

Protein pancakes are a dream swap for traditional sugary stacks. Instead of causing a spike in blood sugar and a crash later, this recipe delivers slow-release energy, muscle-supporting protein, and keeps you full for hours. You’re getting:

54g of protein to support muscle repair and fat loss

A moderate dose of complex carbs from oats and fruit

Low fat and no added sugar

A breakfast that feels indulgent but fits perfectly into your nutrition plan

Whether you’re working towards fat loss, muscle tone, or just want to eat healthier without sacrificing flavour, this recipe is a no-brainer.

protein pancakes

So go ahead – treat yourself, fuel your body, and feel good about it. Save this recipe and let me know if it becomes a regular in your rotation. Spoiler alert: it probably will.

SM Fitness

 

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