On-the-Go Power Protein Cookies

Yum!! I love that they’re portable and gluten free. Sometimes I’ll send my husband to work with a slice of frittata in a tupperware, but, I think most of the time he’s happier with a bagel 🙂 These will be awesome for my kids!

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It’s great that these are so easy to grab and go. I love that for a quick snack. Thanks for the recipe!

Making these tonight! I don’t have the berry granola so I think I’ll add some dried blueberries or craisins. Thanks for the post.

these look great, can’t wait to make them! I have been making oatmeal pumpkin bars for my kids and they hold up great and you can freeze them individually. Anything that can be made ahead of time and frozen makes it so much easier.

I make myself oatmeal and then either enjoy it cooled on my train or heat it up when I get to work! Depends how hungry I am that morning 😉

I LOVE Chex cereal! Can’t wait to try out their granola.

These look delicious! I am also impressed that they don’t include soy…so many times I go to buy GF products and they are filled with soy {I can’t have it due to health reasons}.

I have a looong commute in the car (Route 3 – ack) and my go-to breakfast is toasted Ezekial 4:9 bread spread with almond butter and a dab of some sort of jelly. If I crossfitted that morning sometimes I’ll also bring a protein shake. Those cookies look good!

Love the orange mug in the one picture! I eat clean bars (Lara or make my own), hard boiled eggs, or smoothies!

I used to commute three hours round trip, but now I only need to run across town. SO much better. Either way, I bring a tupperware of oatmeal with me and have that when I get to work with some raisins, brown sugar, and almonds mixed in.

Did you see the insane traffic on 93 from the protesters this morning?!

i always go for the classic wheat toast with peanut butter and sliced banana

I typically prep everything in my slow cooker the night before so everything in the morning in just grab and go! I don’t have breakfast–I have random meals in the day ranging from mid morning to late afternoon and I just call them “snack/meal 1, 2, 3” and so forth. 🙂

I’m always looking for more ways to incorporate my protein powder into baked goods — this looks so easy!

During the summer I bring a protein shake on me super long commute. During the winter I make a one minute microwave egg and bring it to work and heat it up with toast or a luna bar.

Egg whites with veggies and a piece of fruit but am looking for some new ideas. These look great and remind me of the 2 ingredient banana oatmeal cookies I love so much

YUM! I love Chex so these look fabulous.

I sit down for a full breakfast every morning before my commute. It makes my day feel like it is officially starting rather than running around like a chicken with my head cut off.

Those look delicious and pretty simple to make. Now I just need a muffin top pan…

When I had a commute, I would usually have a big breakfast that would tide me over until lunch. I would have a giant green smoothie, scrambled eggs and mushrooms, and a glass of water with some ACV in it. I also have a small bladder though, so sometimes that could be a problem…

This looks delicious! I might have to take them hiking this weekend!

I’ve been LOVING eating an Everything Bagel with avocado spread on top. I’ll eat it either when I get to work in the morning after our morning meeting or later in the morning before lunch so I’m not starving 🙂 It’s so good! This morning I brought an avocado with an english muffin, just to lessen the carbs a bit since marathon training is over!

I make crockpot oatmeal on Sunday and then take portions of it with different toppings for the week, or I make quinoa egg bites in a muffin tin and take those. Anything I can make in advance in bulk and then portion on.

These will be perfect for snacks for my girls and myself. They sound delicious. Thanks for sharing. 🙂

I commute two hours every day and it sucks!!! I feel like it’s a huge waist of my time. If I didn’t prep all my food on the weekend I would never eat. I wanted to mention to you that Ive been getting a popup on your site every time I try to comment and it takes me to an app on my phone. It just started within the week. It takes me 6-7 tries before I can actually comment and get it to stop. It’s only happens on your site and not other bloggers and only on my phone. Just letting you know!

These look yummy!! I am sooo making these. Hopefully the hubs will try one and love it and swap out that daily morning doughnut 😉

These look so good! I’ve been really into cookies like these lately and I love the addition of protein powder here!

When I had a long commute, I either ate a Clif Bar in the car, or made a smoothie to take with me. Love the cookie idea!

I do not have a long commute (haha, currently waiting for my baby to come out so I’m off work…whoo!) but I do appreciate a grab and go, especially for my husband who is ALWAYS out the door running in the morning. This would work great for him (and for breastfreeding snacks!).

These sound and look awesome! I am going to have to make them soon!

These sound similar to ones I made earlier in the week for my mom who’s recovering from shoulder surgery (dominant side!). I used iFoodReal’s recipe: http://ifoodreal.com/banana-protein-baked-oatmeal-cups/
I used to have a 3 hr round-trip commute on good days. I would usually make oatmeal and eat it on the train, especially in the winter when I craved something warm. I don’t miss those crazy commuting days.

What a fabulous idea – a great breakfast on the go or after school snack come to that – perfect!
Mary

I am incredibly lucky to have a walkable commute! (Bonus: I see the same dogs in Central Park every morning and know them all by name.) I usually eat breakfast (overnight oats, baked oatmeal with apples and pears, or muesli) and drink a pot of green tea at home. When I want to shake things up or get a bunch done in my classroom before the kids arrive, I throw together a quick smoothie and a handful of almonds for the road. Smoothie requirements: it must include oats and chia seeds to keep me full!

These look great, nice work! Congrats on getting them in stores!

What a unique idea! Thank you for the new recipe. I only have a few more days before I need to head back to college, so I may just make them. It’s my last few moments to use a coven before I am back to dorm life. Haha!

They look so good. These would be good for me to eat after the gym in the morning on my way to work. My commute isn’t long, 20 minutes tops. I usually drink a protein shake or a banana.

These sound good! I don’t have a long commute anymore, but I used to and I would usually just eat at work (oatmeal or yogurt), or I’d have peanut butter toast or frozen waffles enroute.

Yum! I work out in the morning at work and get ready in the locker room there so I am always looking for fun new ways to be creative with breakfast. This looks like a great option.

i eat a waffle dry before i leave the house. Of course it means I have no protein and then when I get to work I’m hungry again. I just can’t stomach eggs so early in the morning. I’m going to try and do oatmeal with walnuts and a little milk next week to see if it keeps me fuller.

Yes, your recipe is amazing and I will try it. I hope that it will be great as in your images! 🙂

Great recipe, thank you very much!

I will try with also a bit of ginger 🙂

I love your blog by the way

How many calories do you think are in each cookie btw? My mix made 9 of them.

Yum I love making my own protein cookies! These look fantastic and I love the way the recipe looks here too!

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