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    Cookie Dough Protein Bars (with Lotus Biscoff Spread)

    Oct 24, 2021 · Modified: Feb 12, 2022 by Aimee Ergovic · This post may contain affiliate links .

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    Fudgy high protein bars with no peanut butter, but instead delightful Lotus Biscoff cookie butter and Oreos. These make the bars slightly more indulgent (not really a bad thing!). They are great if you are looking for something a bit different from the usual high protein snacks containing peanut butter.

    I am obsessed with the Lotus Biscoff cookie butter spread, especially when it recently came out in Australia (end of 2019). I knew I had to come up with a protein bar recipe for it. With the combination of cream cheese (for additional protein) and the Lotus Biscoff spread, the bar resembles a cookie cheesecake flavour (so yum).

    How to make Cookie Dough Protein Bars:

    Equipment

    • Small baking tray (roughly 15 cm x 25 cm or 7 in x 11 in).
    • Baking paper.
    • Large mixing bowl.
    • Mortar and pestle (or similar) to crush the Oreos.
    • Spatula to combine the ingredients.

    Ingredients:

    • Oreos
    • Oat flour/oat meal: finely ground up oats. You can do this at home by blending up the same quantity of rolled oats.
    • Light cream cheese: I choose light as the cookie butter adds enough fat content.
    • Smooth Lotus Biscoff spread: or other cookie butter spread if you prefer.
    • Vanilla protein powder: any brand you prefer. Choose vanilla or neutral flavour so it doesn’t impact the overall cookie cheesecake flavour of the bars.

    Instructions:

    1. Line a small baking tin with baking paper (approximately 15 cm x 25 cm).
    2. Crush the Oreo biscuits until finely ground using a mortar and pestle (or similar).
    3. Place crushed Oreos into a medium-sized mixing bowl and add all other ingredients
    4. Mix with a spatula until combined well and press the mixture into the lined tin.
    5. Roughly break apart 2-3 more Oreo biscuits to sprinkle on top of the slice.
    6. Place tin in the freezer and let it set for about 1 hour. Once set, remove from the freezer and let the slice soften for about 5 minutes so it is easy to cut into bars. Cut into 12 bars and store in the fridge or freezer.

    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

    Are protein bars good for you?

    It really depends on what the rest of your daily food intake is. If you have a sweet tooth then these protein bars are a great way to satisfy that. They will also curb the desire to binge on junk food. If we try and restrict ourselves too much, usually we end up binging on a whole packet of biscuits or block of chocolate. I know for me these protein bars offer a filling snack with a good amount of sweetness that I am not looking for anything sweet afterwards. If not, I would be binging on a whole block of chocolate!

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    Overhead view of cookie dough protein bars

    Oreo Cheesecake Protein Bars


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    • Author: Aimee Ergovic
    • Total Time: 75 minutes
    • Yield: 12 bars 1x
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    Description

    Fudgy high protein bars with no peanut butter, but instead delightful Lotus Biscoff cookie butter and Oreos.


    Ingredients

    Scale
    • 6 Oreo biscuits, plus more the sprinkle on top
    • 2 cups oat flour/oat meal (I used rolled oats grinded up in a blender)
    • 250 g light cream cheese (at room temperature so it can be easily combined with the other ingredients)
    • 150 g smooth cookie butter spread (I used the Lotus Biscoff spread)
    • ¼ cup vanilla protein powder of your choice (or substitute for more oat flour/oat meal)

    Instructions

    1. Line a small baking tin with baking paper (approximately 15 cm x 25 cm).
    2. Crush the Oreo biscuits until finely ground using a mortar and pestle (or similar).
    3. Place crushed Oreos into a medium-sized mixing bowl and add all other ingredients.
    4. Mix all ingredients together with a spatula until combined well. Then, pour the mixture into the lined tin. Flatten the mixture into the tin with the back of a spoon until the top is smooth.
    5. Roughly break apart 2-3 more Oreo biscuits to sprinkle on top of the slice.
    6. Place tin in the freezer and let the mixture set for about 1 hour.
    7. Once set, remove from the freezer and let the slice soften for about 5 minutes so it is easy to cut into bars.
    8. Cut into 12 bars and store in the fridge or freezer. I recommend individually wrapping each bar with cling film/plastic wrap so they don’t stick to each other in the fridge or freezer.

    Notes

    Will keep for about 10-14 days in the fridge, and longer in the freezer.

    • Prep Time: 15 minutes
    • Freeze time: 60 minutes
    • Category: Sweet, high protein
    • Method: Easy
    • Cuisine: Australian

    Keywords: protein bar, high protein snack bar, cheesecake bar, cheesecake slice, protein slice

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    1. Anastasia

      April 16, 2023 at 6:03 pm

      I love this to as something to add into my work lunch box






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