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Blueberry Date Protein Pancakes

A recipe that will have you feeling anything but blue!

Blueberry Date Protein Pancakes

1 Serving

334 Calories: 18P/52C/6F

Ingredients

    ▪ 53 Grams Kodiak Cakes Flapjack & Waffle Mix
    ▪ 15 Grams Chia Seeds
    ▪ 1/4-1/2 Cup Water
    ▪ Cooking Spray
    ▪ Handfull Of Blueberries
    ▪ 10 Grams Dried & Chopped Dates
    ▪ Walden Farms Blueberry Syrup

How to 

1. Combine kodiak cakes, chia seeds, and water until well mixed and slightly runny. Let mixture sit for 5 minutes to allow chia seeds to absorb some water & batter to thicken up. If too thick after a few minutes--add more water

2. Prep a medium pan by spraying and placing over low to medium heat before adding 1/4-1/3 cup of batter at a time and cooking for 2-3 minutes before flipping to other side and cooking for another 30-60 seconds

3. Top with blueberries, dates, and syrup

Buy It & Try It 

Walden Farms Zero Calorie Blueberry Syrup
Store I Purchase At: Jewel Osco (parent company: Albertsons)
Typical Price: $4-$5
Where In The Store: By the pancake mixes and syrups

Tips:
1. There's really not enough good things I could say about this product! The flavor is amazing, it's great to add to your oats, fruit, pancakes, or cookie batter & it's zero calories!
2. They not only have different flavor syrups, but also have ketchup, peanut spread, coffee creamer, salad dressing and so much more
To check out all their products, head over to their website

Kodiak Cakes Flapjack/Waffle Mix
Store I Purchase At: Jewel Osco (Parent company: Albertsons)
Typical Price: $4-$5
Where In The Store: Pancake mix aisle
Tips:
1. Kodiak Cakes is by far the best protein pancake and waffle mix you'll find out there! There are so many flavors available and they also make a variety of products (cornbread muffins, brownies, granola bars, teddy grahams, etc.)
2. Some of my favorite flavors are Buttermilk, Dark Chocolate, Honey & Whole Wheat, and Buttermilk & Chia
3. They're super active on social media so go check out their website to see all their products & give them a follow on IG--they're always doing contests and fun stuff!

Chia Seeds
Store I Purchase At: Aldi or Tj Maxx/Homegoods
Typical Price: $2-$5
Where In The Store: Baking aisle (Aldi) or snack section (Tj/Homegoods)
Tips:
1. You'll quickly learn that chia seeds are something I'm throwing on top of or mixing into my food daily! Great for digestion/gut health and adds a little something to your recipes!
2. I usually purchase at Aldi but you can find endless packages of chia seeds at Tj Maxx and Homegoods for super cheap as well so if I'm already there I'll usually pick up a package
3. When mixing chia seeds with your food a tip I have would be to let it sit in the batter or with some sort of liquid for 5-10 minutes. You'll notice it starts to absorb some of the liquid and the seeds become less gritty and more like a super mini bobba!

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