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By Jontia Hines

High-Protein Brownie Batter

4 steps
Prep:5min
A thick, scoopable brownie-batter-style snack made with vanilla high-protein Greek yogurt, cocoa, and your choice of oat flour or an oat/flax blend, chilled to hydrate. For the total weight of the flour, it needs to be at a total of 30g no matter the different mixes that you choose. Option A: The All-Oat Flour Style ​Calories: ~325 kcal ​Protein: ~24g ​Total Fat: ~11g (Clean fats from the cashew butter and oats) ​Net Carbs: ~30g ​Fiber: ~7g ​Option B: The 75/25 Best of Both Worlds Split ​Calories: ~335 kcal ​Protein: ~25g ​Total Fat: ~14g (Includes ~1.7g of premium, anti-inflammatory Omega-3 ALA from the flax) ​Net Carbs: ~26g ​Fiber: ~8g
Updated at: Fri, 05 Jun 2026 14:33:37 GMT

Nutrition balance score

Great
Glycemic Index
43
Low
Glycemic Load
21
High

Nutrition per serving

Calories374.7 kcal (19%)
Total Fat17.9 g (26%)
Carbs38.5 g (15%)
Sugars14.4 g (16%)
Protein20.6 g (41%)
Sodium128.5 mg (6%)
Fiber7.2 g (26%)
% Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet

Instructions

Step 1
The Base: Add your 120 g of vanilla protein yogurt and 15 g of nut butter to a small bowl.
Step 2
The Dry Ingredients: Toss in the 10 g of cocoa powder, followed by whichever flour blend you are using today (either the oat/flax mix or the strait oat flour).
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Step 3
Mix: Stir everything together thoroughly. If the flour absorbs the liquid quickly and it feels a bit too dry, add a tiny splash of milk until it forms a thick, scoopable batter.
Step 4
The Chill: Pop the bowl into the fridge for 30 minutes. This step lets the flours hydrate, removing any graininess and making the texture rich and thick.

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