Estes Barras de proteína crocantes are simple 4-ingredient high-protein snacks loaded with as much as 14g of protein without protein powder and ready in 20 minutes.
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Barras de proteína crocantes
Ingredientes
- 1 xícara Chips de chocolate amargo - (nota 1)
- 2 colheres de chá Óleo de côco - (note 2), use refined coconut oil to avoid coconut taste
- 2 copos Soy Protein Puffs - (nota 3)
- ¼ xícara Manteiga de amendoim - (nota 4)
Instruções
- Line an 8-inch x 8-inch square pan with baking paper. Slightly oil the paper with oil spray and set it aside.
- Pick your favorite chocolate chips, I used 53% cocoa vegan chocolate chips, but any chocolate chips works. Use dark chocolate like 85%, for less added sugar.
- Numa panela, adicione as gotas de chocolate e o óleo de coco. Leve ao fogo baixo-médio e mexa com uma espátula de silicone até o chocolate derreter e ficar brilhante.
- Remove from heat, stir in peanut butter until creamy and smooth.
- Fold in soy puffs, and stir to coat evenly with the melted chocolate.
- Despeje na forma forrada e pressione firmemente para formar uma camada uniforme.
- Pop in the freezer for 12-15 minutes to harden.
- Remove from the freezer, set it aside for 10 minutes at room temperature to soften and make it easier to cut into bars. If you are cutting the bars when too cold, the bars are brittle break into small pieces.
- Release on a chopping board, and using a long sharp knife, cut it into 8 bars.
- Store in the fridge to firm up again.
Notas
Nutrição
Ingredientes e Substituições
You only need 4 simple ingredients to make these bars.

- Chips de chocolate amargo – These provide the chocolate flavor and structure to the bars. You can use any percentage, but using 85% or sugar-free chips will reduce the added sugar.
- Óleo de côco – This helps the chocolate melt smoothly. Any oil, like light olive oil, also works.
- Soy Protein Puffs – These are the key to the high protein content and provide a crispy texture. They are a complete protein. As a swap, you can use puffed quinoa or puffed buckwheat, which are also high in protein. Puffed rice will also work for the texture but won’t add protein.
- Manteiga de amendoim – This adds flavor and helps bind the bars. You can also use other nut butters like almond or cashew butter, or sunflower seed butter for a nut-free option.
How to Make Protein Crisp Bars
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Pour the chocolate chips and coconut oil in a bowl and melt the mixture (bain-Marie or microwave).

Incorporate the peanut butter and stir in the soy crisps.

Keep mixing the batter until the crisps are well covered in chocolate.

Spread the mixture into an 8-inch square pan lined with parchment paper.

Spread some melted chocolate on top of the bars and freeze them for 12 minutes.

Let them warm up before slicing them with a knife warmed up under hot water.
Dicas da Carine
Let me share a few more tips to help you make really delicious bars.
- Choose Chocolate Wisely – Select chocolate based on your dietary goals. For lower sugar, opt for 85% dark chocolate or sugar-free chocolate chips. For sweeter bars, use 53% or semi-sweet chocolate chips.
- Optional Oil – You can skip the coconut oil. It mostly helps the chocolate melt smoothly.
- Adicione coberturas divertidas – Sprinkle toppings like unsweetened shredded coconut, sprinkles, sliced almonds, or sesame seeds on top of the bars before they set.
- Incorpore Gorduras Saudáveis – Swap some of the soy puffs for seeds or finely chopped nuts to add healthy fats to the bars.
- Opção sem nozes – While peanut butter tastes great, feel free to use sunflower seed butter for a nut-free alternative, or almond butter for even more protein.
- Soy Puff Alternatives – If you can’t find soy puffs, puffed quinoa or puffed buckwheat are good high-protein substitutes. Puffed rice will also work for texture, but it does not contain much protein.







can you please tell me the serving size of 1 bar? Grams or ounces?
Obrigado!
Recipe makes 8 bars from a 8-inch pan. I didn’t weight each bars, I carefully cut them evenly.
what’s the size of gram weight of one bar for the peeps counting macros? thank you!
I didn’t weight the bars sorry, but I cut 8 bars from a 8 inch pan. Nutrition panel is for one bar.
Excellent bars! I added chia seeds, ground flax seeds, and protein powder. I didn’t have the soy protein cereal so I substituted rice crispies. I used olive oil in place of coconut oil. I will definitely make them again. Thank you for sharing your recipe .
That sounds delicious !
Olá,
Hope you are well.Any suggestion as to where can I purchase soy puffs? Thanks
You can buy these on Amazon aqui..