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Apple Cinnamon Bars...Reinventing an American Classic

Apples and cinnamon make an amazing flavor pairing, as you see in classic dishes like apple pie adn apple crumble.  If you're a fan of apples and cinnamon, you'll love this Apple-Cinnamon Bar.  It tastes just like apple crumble but it's packed with natural ingredients and protein power.

Apple Cinnamon Bars

 

Ingredients:

Egg Whites             2

Unsweetened          1/2 cup
applesauce

Vanilla whey           6 scoops
protein

Cinnamon               1/4 tsp

Salt                        1/8 tsp

Oats                       1/2 cup

Nut meal (ground      2 cups
mixed nuts in
blender)

Apple (cubed)          1/2 cup

Olive oil cooking spray

 

Instructions:

Prehead oven to 350 degree F.  Mix the egg whites with the applesauce and beat for a minute.  Mix the protein, cinnamon, salt, oats and nut meal.  Slowly stir the egg white/applesauce mixture into the dry ingedients until totally incorporated and then stir the apple pieces in.  Lightly coat a 9" by 9" inch baking pan with spray and transfer the mixture into the pan.  Bake for 10-15 minutes until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.  Cool, portion and store in the fridge or freezer, individually wrapped.  Serves 4 large or 8 small.

 

For full nutritional information and more delicious, healthful recipes check out the Gourmet Nutrition Cookbook.

 

Published Jun 02 2009, 08:00 PM by Fitness Anywhere

Comments

 

kaking35 said:

I just made these, and they are really good!  I have been experimenting with protein bar recipes, and this is by far the best bar i have made!

June 4, 2009 1:42 PM
 

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