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No Bake Peanut Butter Protein Squares

Creamy, nutty, and packed with protein—these no-bake squares are the perfect grab-and-go snack. Made with wholesome ingredients and topped with a rich chocolate layer, they’re naturally sweetened, and way better than anything from the store. Keep them in the fridge for an easy, energizing treat any time of day.

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10m

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Stir together the peanut butter, maple syrup, and vanilla.

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Creamy peanut butter (240 grams)

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Maple syrup (94 grams)

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Jennifer D

12 hours ago

A big hit, everyone loves them! They are crumbly, so I thought I’d cut them into bars and dip them in chocolate instead of having the chocolate on the top. I got about 75% dipped without them falling apart first. Next time I’ll just put the chocolate on top.

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Julie B

20 days ago

There are different measurements for the ingredients. For example: the peanut butter says 347g to the left, and in parentheses on the right it says 240g. Some of the other ingredients have two different amounts also?

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Kristin

19 days ago

Hi Julie! Yes the reason for that is because the app has a built-in feature to convert recipes to metric automatically. The grams in parentheses are the grams we actually used when developing the recipe. The grams on the left when you toggle the button to "M" is the apps auto-generated grams.

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Livi

2 months ago

A little crumbly and messy if you have really little ones, but very tasty and easy!

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Sue

3 months ago

What can I use instead of protein powder? I don't have any that I really like. Thanks.

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Kristin

2 months ago

I don't have any subs for that since this recipe was made to use protein powder

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Jessica B

2 months ago

Have you ever tried the naked brand? I really like it. And levels brand as well.

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Kristin

3 months ago

On second thought, i bet some almond flour in it's place would work! But you will need to increase the sweetener because most protein powders have sweeteners

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Kristin

3 months ago

I haven't tried these without it, so I'm not too sure, sorry!

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Leslie W

3 months ago

Not too sweet, super rich and filling. A little treat with bonus protein what's not to like?

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Kristin

3 months ago

Yes! These are a favorite of mine!

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No Bake Peanut Butter Protein Squares

Creamy, nutty, and packed with protein—these no-bake squares are the perfect grab-and-go snack. Made with wholesome ingredients and topped with a rich chocolate layer, they’re naturally sweetened, and way better than anything from the store. Keep them in the fridge for an easy, energizing treat any time of day.

Prep

10m

Ingredients

Method

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Stir together the peanut butter, maple syrup, and vanilla.

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16

M

I

1 1/3

cup

Creamy peanut butter (240 grams)

1/3

cup

Maple syrup (94 grams)

1

tsp

Vanilla

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Jennifer D

12 hours ago

A big hit, everyone loves them! They are crumbly, so I thought I’d cut them into bars and dip them in chocolate instead of having the chocolate on the top. I got about 75% dipped without them falling apart first. Next time I’ll just put the chocolate on top.

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Julie B

20 days ago

There are different measurements for the ingredients. For example: the peanut butter says 347g to the left, and in parentheses on the right it says 240g. Some of the other ingredients have two different amounts also?

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Kristin

19 days ago

Hi Julie! Yes the reason for that is because the app has a built-in feature to convert recipes to metric automatically. The grams in parentheses are the grams we actually used when developing the recipe. The grams on the left when you toggle the button to "M" is the apps auto-generated grams.

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Livi

2 months ago

A little crumbly and messy if you have really little ones, but very tasty and easy!

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Sue

3 months ago

What can I use instead of protein powder? I don't have any that I really like. Thanks.

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Kristin

2 months ago

I don't have any subs for that since this recipe was made to use protein powder

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Jessica B

2 months ago

Have you ever tried the naked brand? I really like it. And levels brand as well.

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Kristin

3 months ago

On second thought, i bet some almond flour in it's place would work! But you will need to increase the sweetener because most protein powders have sweeteners

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Kristin

3 months ago

I haven't tried these without it, so I'm not too sure, sorry!

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Leslie W

3 months ago

Not too sweet, super rich and filling. A little treat with bonus protein what's not to like?

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Kristin

3 months ago

Yes! These are a favorite of mine!

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