No Bake Chia Protein Muffins + Bob’s Red Mill Giveaway

No Bake Chia Protein Muffins + Bob’s Red Mill Giveaway

All opinions expressed in this post are my own. Bob’s Red Mill provided me with products in order to facilitate this review.

No-bake snacks are one of the easiest ways to incorporate superfoods and healthy ingredients into your daily diet. These No Bake Chai Protein Muffins are loaded with nutritional ingredients, like chia and flax seeds, hemp hearts, organic nut butter, and coconut oil, with an added boost of protein thanks to Bob’s Red Mill’s Chia Protein Powder Nutritional Booster.

I recently had the opportunity to try out some of Bob’s Red Mill products, from their gluten-free flours, pancake and cake mixes, and hazelnut and walnut flour to their new plant-based line of nutritional boosts and meal replacements. Not only are their protein powders delicious, they are easily digested since they are made with pea protein powder. They are all gluten-free, soy-free, and vegan with a healthy dose of omega 3’s and probiotics.

Today I’m sharing the recipe for these two-bite superfood treats, which are jam-packed with healthy ingredients. The addition of the Chai Protein Powder makes for a protein-packed snack to enjoy before or after hitting the gym. Not only are these two-bite vegan treats healthy, they are also so unbelievably decadent – and addictive! They’re chewy, rich, and chocolaty, with just a hint of spice from the chai blend. These treats might only be enough for two-bites, but I can assure you that they will be two-bites of heaven! On top of that, they’re super easy to prepare. I’ve made them into these convenient little ‘muffins’ for a quick grab n’ go snack, but you can switch it up by transforming them into bars or balls. I might be tooting my own horn here, but this recipe is perfect just the way it is however, you can switch it up by adding more or less of an ingredient – except for the oats and honey which combined together with the applesauce give that perfectly chewy texture. And that decadent vegan ganache? It’s a simple addition that brings the flavour of these no bake chai protein muffins over the top. You can find the recipe here.

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*This giveaway is open to Canadian and US residents and will run for one week. It will close at 11:59pm EST on April 3rd, 2017.

No Bake Chai Protein Muffins + Bob's Red Mill Giveaway!

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No Bake Chia Protein Muffins + Bob’s Red Mill Giveaway

2017-03-27
: About 30 muffins
: 10 min

All opinions expressed in this post are my own. Bob’s Red Mill provided me with products in order to facilitate this review. No-bake snacks are one of the easiest ways to incorporate superfoods and healthy ingredients into your daily diet. These No Bake Chai Protein Muffins are loaded with nutritional ingredients, like chia and flax […]

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No Bake Chia Protein Muffins + Bob’s Red Mill Giveaway
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Ingredients
    3 cups gluten free quick oats
  • 1/3 cup Bob's Red Mill Chai Protein powder
  • 1/2 cup hemp hearts
  • 1/3 cup chia seeds
  • 1/2 cup ground flax
  • 1/2 cup unsweetened applesauce or mashed banana
  • 1/2 cup extra virgin coconut oil, melted
  • 1/2 cup brown rice syrup or raw honey
  • 1/2 cup cashew butter or nut butter of choice
  • 2 heaping tbs. peanut butter powder (optional)
  • 1/2 tsp. pink Himalayan sea salt
Directions

Combine all of the ingredients in a large bowl and mix with a wooden spoon until combined and the oats are fully coated. Spray two mini-muffin tins with coconut oil cooking spray or coat with coconut oil then dollop about 1/4 cup into each muffin liner. Pat down firmly with the back of a spoon. If desired, garnish with the chocolate ganache.

Transfer to the freezer and let them set for at least 2-3 hours. Remove from the muffin tins and transfer to a large freezer bag. Store in the freezer for up to 3 months.

53 thoughts on “No Bake Chia Protein Muffins + Bob’s Red Mill Giveaway”

  • Bob is great!

  • Tara Lippert 7 years ago

    I Love Bobs Redmill products! I’ve recently switched to this brand and I am very happy with the quality and taste. Oh! And these muffins look awesome!

  • Diane 7 years ago

    Been using Bob Red Mill products for years. Great enthusiasm for nutrition. Need to make these muffins.

  • Leigh Ann 7 years ago

    These look delish! Love Babs red mill stuff, I bet this would be great 🙂

  • Donna Kozar 7 years ago

    I subscribed.

  • Kim brooks 7 years ago

    I definitely have to get the kids together for this! Looks fun to put together and delicious to eat ! I’m sure would be a hit in my house !

    • My kids love them! Next time I make them I’m going to omit the peanut butter powder and swap the nut butter for sunflower butter..so they can bring them to school!

  • I am very fond of Bob’s Red Mill products. The quality and variety is always outstanding! A wonderful intro to your blog!

  • Kelly M. 7 years ago

    The Barley from Bob’s Red Mill is the best, hands down! I would love to win!

  • This looks interesting, I would love to try it. But I’m sure I’d put my own twist on it;)

  • Susan c Quackenbush 7 years ago

    We live in Oregon and just love these products.

  • No Bake is always a selling point for me.. thanks for sharing!

  • christine lee 7 years ago

    I love bob’s red mill and chai! Loved how you incorporated the protein powder into muffins. Look delicious.

  • Georgie C. 7 years ago

    I’d like to try Bob’s Red Mill products, they look inviting. I subscribed to the newsletter.(rangrace@hotmaildotcom

  • I subscribed to your newsletter. I purchase a lot of Bob’s Red Mill products, and I did not know that they had a Chai Protein Powder. I think that’s very interesting because of the ‘chai’ part of it. I like the tea, so I’m wondering if this is something that I wouldn’t mind trying out. I love Bob’s Red Mill!

  • I’m a new subscriber to your newsletter and a big fan of Bob’s Red Mill products. Thanks!

  • Laura 7 years ago

    Going to get some tonight and make these. They look yummy. Always enjoy the recipes you post Lisa thanks for sharing.

  • alisonrost 7 years ago

    I’m a huge fan of Bob’s Red Mill products .. but I’d yet to run across this one. Thank-you for introducing it to your readers. At our house we’re forever looking for easy snacking ideas. My husband is on the road a lot for work .. and we have grandchildren underfoot. I’ll be making up a batch this weekend!

    • My kids love these! They are perfect for little kids to munch on, and they’re decadent but GOOD for them! I store them in the freezer and remove them 5-10 minutes before serving.

  • I need to try this. I think these would be easy snacks to make for work. We love using Bob’s Red Mill for baking. the best!

  • Thanks for this recipe, it sounds pretty simply and totally delicious! I love Bob’s Red Mill products, I use them all the time! I could really use this gift card 🙂

  • Anything that is no-bake is a plus in my books. I had never actually heard of chai protein flour but it looks like a wonderful addition to this recipe. I definitely have to try it out!

    • If you love chai, you’ll love their protein powder! It’s so earthy and spicy (not hot spicy obviously!).;-)

  • Melanie 7 years ago

    I like using almond butter in recipes. I would probably recreate this recipe but with the almond butter. I like Bob’s Red Mill products. We have been using them for several years.

    • Great idea! I also use nut butter in everything! I thought I would switch it up and use applesauce instead, which would make these easily adaptable to a nut-free school-friendly recipe (if you omit the peanut butter powder as well).

  • Stephanie M 7 years ago

    These look amazing! Can they be frozen if you make a big batch? This looks like a perfect healthy and portable breakfast for my family when we’re on the go! Can’t wait to give it a try!

    • Yes! In fact, according to the directions they need to be stored in the freezer. Just remove them 5-10 minutes before serving so they softens lightly. I eat them right out of the freezer – so do my kids!

  • Dagmar M 7 years ago

    Would love to try some of their products!!

  • Iqra 7 years ago

    I love chia seeds and would love to try these muffins. Bob’s Red Mill products are the best. Thanks for the giveaway.

  • I see Bob’s Red Mill products everywhere lately. I don’t know if I have used them yet or not. This recipe provides a great excuse to go buy some and make something awesome with Bob’s Red Mill products. Thanks so much. Great giveaway too. I really appreciate when these are open to canada!

  • I keep seeing no bake recipes and I now know I need to try this one. Looks really easy to make and sound like the ingredients are the best. Also looks yummy. Not too sweet not too sour. I love Bob’s Red Mill products, so here it is a chance to put them in another recipe

    • They have such a vast variety of products. I just discovered this one and it has quickly become one of my faves.

  • Shazia D. 7 years ago

    These muffins look so delicious. Bob’s Red Mill products are the best. Would love to win this . Thanks!

  • These look delicious! We love Bob’s Red Mill, and I’ll definitely have to try these – I think even my kids would love them and we can always use a grab and go snack that’s super healthy!

  • Kyrstin 7 years ago

    Would love to win! We are big fans of Bob’s Red Mill, which has made being gluten free much easier for our family…. online shopping for food items is a greater bonus!

    • Their flours are amazing! I love using nut flour in recipes but their gluten-free flour blends are the best ones I’ve tried to date.

  • michele 7 years ago

    These look delicious and I love Bob’s Red Mill products. Thanks for the giveaway!

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