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Vanilla protein powder, can use chocolate!
50
ml
Almond milk, or any milk
200
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Fat free thick Greek yoghurt, I use Fage

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Per Serving
Calories
390kcal
Fat
9g
Carbs
29.9g

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You can swap raspberries for strawberries, blueberries or any fruit you’ve got.
Any granola works here depending on what you’ve got chocolate granola pairs best, but plain or nut-based works too.
If you don’t have chocolate sauce, a little melted dark chocolate or cocoa mixed with a splash of milk works as an alternative.
Adjust the milk slightly depending on your protein powder some need a little more to loosen properly. If you’d rather skip the protein powder, leave it out and reduce the milk slightly so the yoghurt stays thick. For extra flavour, you can stir in: ½ tsp cocoa powder for a more chocolatey base or a drizzle of honey/maple syrup if you want it sweeter.
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Amy Duffy
13 hours ago
Lovely 😍

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MK37
2 days ago
Used honey instead of chocolate sauce, absolute DYNAMITE breakfast! And this is coming from a breakfast-phobe!! Eating this at my desk was the highlight of my morning! 😊

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24 days ago

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Tasha A
a month ago
Finally trying to eat breakfast this was beautiful perfect with all the different textures to make it sooooo satisfying

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Amy L
a month ago
Made it with mango and passion fruit today, delicious

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Amy L
a month ago
Easy and quick breakfast for after the gym ❤️ tastes so good. 👌🏻
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Abi E
a month ago
This is absolutely delicious! I'm having this for my new morning breakfast (to take a break from overnight oats) and every time I have it, it doesn't disappoint!

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claire a
2 months ago
Delicious
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Tawny H
2 months ago
Forgot seeds and honey instead of choc sauce. Lovely filling breakfast

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Cara M
3 months ago
Perfect start to the morning ❤️

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3 months ago

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Prep
5m
Ingredients
Method
Nutrition
Turn cooking mode on
Step 1
Start by mixing the protein powder with the milk in a small bowl or jug until smooth and lump-free.

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25
g
Vanilla protein powder, can use chocolate!
50
ml
Almond milk, or any milk
200
g
Fat free thick Greek yoghurt, I use Fage

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Per Serving
Calories
390kcal
Fat
9g
Carbs
29.9g

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Subs
You can swap raspberries for strawberries, blueberries or any fruit you’ve got.
Any granola works here depending on what you’ve got chocolate granola pairs best, but plain or nut-based works too.
If you don’t have chocolate sauce, a little melted dark chocolate or cocoa mixed with a splash of milk works as an alternative.
Adjust the milk slightly depending on your protein powder some need a little more to loosen properly. If you’d rather skip the protein powder, leave it out and reduce the milk slightly so the yoghurt stays thick. For extra flavour, you can stir in: ½ tsp cocoa powder for a more chocolatey base or a drizzle of honey/maple syrup if you want it sweeter.
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Amy Duffy
13 hours ago
Lovely 😍

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MK37
2 days ago
Used honey instead of chocolate sauce, absolute DYNAMITE breakfast! And this is coming from a breakfast-phobe!! Eating this at my desk was the highlight of my morning! 😊

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Sally F
20 days ago

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Robyn
24 days ago

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Tasha A
a month ago
Finally trying to eat breakfast this was beautiful perfect with all the different textures to make it sooooo satisfying

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Amy L
a month ago
Made it with mango and passion fruit today, delicious

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A
Amy L
a month ago
Easy and quick breakfast for after the gym ❤️ tastes so good. 👌🏻
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Abi E
a month ago
This is absolutely delicious! I'm having this for my new morning breakfast (to take a break from overnight oats) and every time I have it, it doesn't disappoint!

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claire a
2 months ago
Delicious
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Tawny H
2 months ago
Forgot seeds and honey instead of choc sauce. Lovely filling breakfast

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Cara M
3 months ago
Perfect start to the morning ❤️

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Ayshe S
3 months ago

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Angela L
3 months ago

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Robyn
3 months ago

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