Yields 4 1/4c. servings
Begin with 1/2 c. Flax-meal, golden and add 1/2 c. chia seed (That's chia seed pictured above). For more nutrient information on chia seed look here. But basically the cool thing about this seed is that it gives has age defying antioxidants (who doesn't want that) and it helps keep you fuller, longer! YES!
Add 1c. splenda (regular sugar, brown sugar, agave nectar whatever you want as a sweetener, maybe even honey). Finally add 2 tbs. dark ground cinnamon and 1 tbs. vanilla protein powder. Blend all these ingredients together in a blender. Next add 2 tbs. coconut oil (melted) and 1 tsp. vanilla extract. I won't lie to you, it's hard to blend this so I also added about 3/4 c.+2 tbs. hot water. Then it came together a lot better than I wanted. The mixture will resemble a little ball of dough.
Begin to spread the dough out until its super thin, onto a parchment paper lined cookie sheet.
Bake at 325 for 15 minutes, then drop it down to 300 and leave for 30 minutes. Before dropping it, pull out the sheet and cut it using a pizza roller.
Put it back into the oven exactly like this, don't separate the pieces. When the 30 minutes are up, pull it out and separate the pieces. Drop the pieces to 200 degrees F for 1 hour. They will be completely dried out at this point. Enjoy with milk of your choice! ~ENJOY!
Nutritional Facts: 177 cal/serving, 7.1g Fiber, 1.3g Net Carbohydrates, 9.7g Protein
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Looks delicious! I do miss my cereal! Do you think it would taste okay without the protein powder?
ReplyDeleteHi deniseja9! sorry for the late reply! I ran out of protein powder last time so i skipped it! added only 3/4 c. water though! hope this helps! :) Let me know how you like it!
ReplyDeleteHad to give a shout out to you and your pretty-awesome ChiaFlax cereal in my latest blog post. I think I'm obsessed with this recipe.
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PLEASE create more gluten free, eggless flax-filled goodies!