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Would you sometimes like to be Snow White, with the seven dwarfs laying out a delicious breakfast for you every day? With our seven ideas for protein meal-prep breakfasts, you don’t need a fairy tale—just a few minutes to prepare the night before. From sweet to savory, there’s something to satisfy every palate.
Find even more breakfast and meal-prep ideas on our recipe page. Let’s get started!
1. Dreamy Chocolate Overnight Oats
Indulging in pure chocolate goodness first thing in the morning? That sounds—very sensible! Our chocolate overnight oats recipe combines delicious indulgence with 32 g of protein per serving. In the evening, simply mix Vegan Protein Vanilla and plant-based milk into a shake, then stir it into rolled oats and a mashed banana for sweetness. Transfer everything to a sealable container and leave it in the fridge to await you while you sleep. Mix things up with different toppings such as fruit, nuts, cacao nibs, or nut butter.
2. Fruity Protein Porridge
Next up, a fruity take on a true breakfast classic: our protein porridge recipe provides 24 g of protein per serving, along with delicious berries, either fresh or frozen—both work well. Simply mix berries with rolled oats, soy yogurt, plant-based milk, and Vegan Protein with Berry Flavor, cover well, and leave overnight. In the morning, add fresh berries or your favorite topping just before eating.
3. Delicious Baked Oats
These baked oats are almost too delicious to call a protein meal-prep breakfast. They’re more like pure dessert indulgence—but thanks to Vegan Protein Cocoa, they’re rich in protein like a complete meal, making them perfect for starting a demanding day. They’re incredibly easy to make: blend all the ingredients, spread the smooth batter in a greased or parchment-lined baking dish, decorate with your favorite toppings, and bake for 25 minutes. Let cool briefly, and you’re ready to eat.
4. Hearty Protein Bowl
If you love bowls for their versatility and brownies for their deliciousness, this protein bowl offers both indulgence and 45 g of protein per serving. For the base, mix finely chopped nuts and a mashed banana with rolled oats, vegan quark, and Vegan Protein Cocoa. Gradually pour in plant-based milk while stirring until you reach the right consistency, then top it all off with a chopped brownie protein bar and nut butter, fruit, or cacao nibs.
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5. Delicious High-Protein Chocolate Muesli
Think muesli is boring? Not this high-protein chocolate muesli: You’ll make delicious muesli balls that are a little reminiscent of the breakfast cereal you ate as a child—only much healthier and with 22 g of protein from Vegan Protein Cocoa. First, blend all the ingredients into a smooth dough, then shape it into small, bite-sized balls. Place them on a baking sheet and choose one of two options: leave them to rest overnight and enjoy them as they are, or bake them in the oven for 15 minutes. Either way, pour plant-based milk over them afterward and enjoy like classic muesli.
6. Crispy Protein Rolls
No need to visit the bakery: Make these protein rolls yourself, with an extra boost of protein from Vegan Protein Unflavored. They go well with a wide range of spreads and toppings, and taste fantastic on their own, too. First, dissolve the yeast in water and let it sit for ten minutes while you mix the dry ingredients. Add the yeast water and vegan quark, then knead everything into a dough and let it rest for about an hour and a half. Next, shape it into about eight small rolls and bake them for around 45 minutes. Once they’ve cooled briefly, enjoy them right away or save them for the next few days.
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7. Delicious Seeded Protein Bread
This vegan seeded bread adds 34 g of protein and plenty of possibilities to your breakfast table—enjoy it with spreads, vegan cold cuts, or sweet nut butter. Best of all, it’s incredibly easy to make. Simply knead all the ingredients into a dough, shape it into a ball, and let it rest for about an hour. Then place it in a parchment-lined loaf pan, where it can relax for another 15 minutes while you preheat the oven to 200 degrees. Your bread then needs just around 30 minutes in the oven and a short time to cool, and it’s ready for you to enjoy.
The Perfect Breakfast, Anytime
Even when mornings are rushed—and when aren’t they?—there’s no excuse not to start the day with a balanced, protein-rich breakfast. With these easy meal-prep breakfast ideas, protein and enjoyment are always ready when you are.
One more idea for your meal-prep breakfast: protein chia pudding keeps in the fridge for two to three days without toppings and takes just five minutes to prepare.
