Choco-protein bowl with protein bars

Moderate12 March 2024
Choco-protein bowl with protein bars

Preparation time:

Baking / Cooking time:

10 minutes
4 hours, 45 minutes

Tough decision after a workout: protein bowl or protein bar? Why not combine both! KoRo shows you how to combine the best of both worlds for an unforgettable protein experience. Since our protein bars are made with plant-drink and natural ingredients, they don't last forever. Keep them in the fridge and consume in the next few days.

Ingredients for
180 ml
oat drink
2
banana
0.5
zucchini (about 150g)
4 Unit
chunks of the newly made protein bars
1 tbsp.
yogurt alternative
1 handful
blueberries
0 to taste
cocoa powder

Step 1/4

To make a base for the protein bars, knead together 100g vanilla protein powder, 35g ground almonds, 100g dates, 2 teaspoons of coconut oil and 130ml of oat drink to form a dough and press it into a small rectangular shape.

Step 2/4

If necessary, soak 260g of dates in water for 30 minutes if they are too hard. Then blend with 3 tablespoons of peanut butter and 50ml of oat drink and spread the finished cream on the base.

Step 3/4

Roughly chop the peanuts, sprinkle them on top and press them down lightly. Spread the melted chocolate drops evenly on top, place the mould in the refrigerator for a few hours, then cut into bite-sized pieces.

Step 4/4

For the smoothie bowl, blend two bananas, ½ courgette (about 150g), 1 tbsp cocoa powder, 200ml plant-based drink, 1 tbsp peanut butter and 35g chocolate protein powder in a blender and pour into a bowl. Top with a yoghurt alternative, cocoa and a few protein bars.

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Jules Radu
Jules Radu

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You may know Jules from our Instagram channel, where she shares delicious and unusual food inspiration using KoRo products. One thing we love is that the recipes don't just look amazing. The office often becomes a test kitchen and us, who work here, become test subjects. We can confirm that when Jules cooks, it's really tasty! In addition to developing recipes, she also has a knack for designing and implementing video and marketing projects.

It's clear that Jules has turned her hobby into a career when you take a look at her list of favourite things to do: in her free time, she loves to experiment with new recipes – and she shares the delicious results on her Instagram channel @beatreaze. Her sense of aesthetics isn't just limited to arranging snacks on a plate. Jules also has a soft spot for interior design and loves unusual vintage lamps.

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