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Greek Yoghurt Protein Brownies

If you are like me and looooove anything chocolate but you are wanting to get a little bit closer to your daily protein goal, you need to give these a go for this weeks 'Weekend Baking Club'! They are a fantastic high protein pick me up with a cup of tea mid afternoon and they are super versatile, you can add in any leftover Easter chocolate (if you have any!) or mixed seeds, nuts, raisins or anything! I can't wait to hear what you think!

Prep

2m

Cook

30m

Total

32m

Ingredients

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Preheat your oven to 180°C (fan). Line a 20cm square tin with baking paper.

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100

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Chocolate, chopped

250

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Greek yoghurt, 0% fat

1/2

tsp

Vanilla extract

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Notes

To store: Keep in an airtight container for up to 5 days in the fridge.

To freeze: Freeze individual squares for up to 3 months. Wrap well and thaw at room temperature when ready to eat.

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Harriet B

4 days ago

I enjoyed the flavour but the texture was more marshmallowy than fudgey, will try cooking for less time.

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Christina A

4 days ago

Moreish and too easy to make 🤤

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Emma J

5 days ago

Very fudgy consistency 😋 Will try with 5% Greek yoghurt next time rather than 0%.

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Christie S

12 days ago

Breakfast prepped for the next few days to try these chocolate baked oats

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Amy

18 days ago

Half term baking… love Elsie 👌🏻👩🏼‍🍳 x

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Isabelle T

a month ago

Absolutely stunning, probably won’t last more than one day in my household!

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louise t

a month ago

Really good- super fudgey. Served with fruit 😋

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Megan C

a month ago

Lovely brownies but the texture was a little rubbery 😄

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Caroline H

a month ago

Made with my 4 year old who loved making them!

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Abby T

a month ago

Great healthy alternative, going to add nuts next time for some crunch!

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Laura E

a month ago

What a delicious way to use up the last of the mini eggs!

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Natalie R

a month ago

These are lovely , always looking for a protein addition. My daughter is taking for her mid afternoon snack at secondary this week x

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Kelly G

a month ago

Easy to make

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Tracey H

2 months ago

Brilliant one for the kids to help with

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Molly

2 months ago

Wow that looks fabulous!

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Hannah A

2 months ago

So tasty

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Molly

2 months ago

Looks AMAZING

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Holly M

2 months ago

Lovely!!!!!

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Molly

2 months ago

Yayyyy!!!!

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Anna Cobb

2 months ago

I added a peanut butter and jam swirl to the top instead of additional chocolate chips.

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Hannah A

2 months ago

Love this idea and copied you!

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Anna Cobb

2 months ago

They look great! Well done 👏🏼

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Molly

2 months ago

Omg this is so clever

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Greek Yoghurt Protein Brownies

If you are like me and looooove anything chocolate but you are wanting to get a little bit closer to your daily protein goal, you need to give these a go for this weeks 'Weekend Baking Club'! They are a fantastic high protein pick me up with a cup of tea mid afternoon and they are super versatile, you can add in any leftover Easter chocolate (if you have any!) or mixed seeds, nuts, raisins or anything! I can't wait to hear what you think!

Prep

2m

Cook

30m

Total

32m

Ingredients

Method

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Preheat your oven to 180°C (fan). Line a 20cm square tin with baking paper.

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For

9

M

I

100

g

Chocolate, chopped

250

g

Greek yoghurt, 0% fat

1/2

tsp

Vanilla extract

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Notes

To store: Keep in an airtight container for up to 5 days in the fridge.

To freeze: Freeze individual squares for up to 3 months. Wrap well and thaw at room temperature when ready to eat.

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Harriet B

4 days ago

I enjoyed the flavour but the texture was more marshmallowy than fudgey, will try cooking for less time.

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Christina A

4 days ago

Moreish and too easy to make 🤤

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Emma J

5 days ago

Very fudgy consistency 😋 Will try with 5% Greek yoghurt next time rather than 0%.

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C

Christie S

12 days ago

Breakfast prepped for the next few days to try these chocolate baked oats

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Amy

18 days ago

Half term baking… love Elsie 👌🏻👩🏼‍🍳 x

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Isabelle T

a month ago

Absolutely stunning, probably won’t last more than one day in my household!

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L

louise t

a month ago

Really good- super fudgey. Served with fruit 😋

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M

Megan C

a month ago

Lovely brownies but the texture was a little rubbery 😄

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Caroline H

a month ago

Made with my 4 year old who loved making them!

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Abby T

a month ago

Great healthy alternative, going to add nuts next time for some crunch!

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Laura E

a month ago

What a delicious way to use up the last of the mini eggs!

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Natalie R

a month ago

These are lovely , always looking for a protein addition. My daughter is taking for her mid afternoon snack at secondary this week x

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Kelly G

a month ago

Easy to make

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Tracey H

2 months ago

Brilliant one for the kids to help with

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Molly

2 months ago

Wow that looks fabulous!

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Hannah A

2 months ago

So tasty

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Molly

2 months ago

Looks AMAZING

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Holly M

2 months ago

Lovely!!!!!

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Molly

2 months ago

Yayyyy!!!!

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Anna Cobb

2 months ago

I added a peanut butter and jam swirl to the top instead of additional chocolate chips.

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Hannah A

2 months ago

Love this idea and copied you!

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Anna Cobb

2 months ago

They look great! Well done 👏🏼

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Molly

2 months ago

Omg this is so clever

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