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Breakfast

High-protein breakfast recipes: oats, omelettes, pancakes and more, with protein per serving on every recipe.

Ham and Cheese Omelette (43 g Protein)

October 28, 2026October 22, 2026 by Lorena Ballester
Folded ham and cheese omelette with parsley, side salad, cucumber and carrot on a white plateProtein ScoreA

A soft, fluffy high-protein omelette with eggs, egg whites, ham and cheese: about 43 g of protein in 10 minutes, plus 5 filling ideas and the science of why eggs keep you full.

Categories 15-Minute Meals, Breakfast

Overnight Oats (36 g Protein)

November 4, 2026October 22, 2026 by Lorena Ballester
Jar of high-protein overnight oats topped with fresh raspberries on a kitchen counterProtein ScoreB

Creamy high-protein overnight oats with Greek yogurt and a little protein powder: about 36 g of protein per jar, 5 minutes of prep, plus 5 flavors and a no-powder version.

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Fluffy Pancakes (33 g Protein)

November 4, 2026October 13, 2026 by Lorena Ballester
Stack of fluffy protein pancakes topped with strawberries, blueberries and bananaProtein ScoreB

Soft, fluffy protein pancakes with about 33 g of protein per serving, ready in 15 minutes. Plus versions without protein powder and with cottage cheese.

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Protein Oatmeal: 2 Easy Ways

November 4, 2026October 12, 2026 by Lorena Ballester
Bowl of protein oatmeal topped with sliced banana and chopped nuts, with a small jar of peanut butter on a dark wooden tableProtein ScoreB

How I make protein oatmeal two ways: with a scoop of protein powder (41 g protein) or with Greek yogurt and warm spices (25 g, no powder).

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Iced Oat Milk Coffee (25 g Protein)

November 4, 2026October 12, 2026 by Lorena Ballester
Tall glass of iced coffee with oat milk and ice on a wooden kitchen counterProtein ScoreA

My go-to afternoon snack: a layered iced latte with oat milk and decaf espresso that adds 25 g of protein in 3 minutes, plus the one trick to avoid lumps.

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Our Protein Score

Every recipe gets a grade based on grams of protein per 100 calories.

  • A10 g+ Very protein-dense
  • B7 g+ High protein, balanced carbs and fats
  • C5 g+ Good protein, more carbs or fat
  • –Under 5 g Not graded as high-protein
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