Or are you just happy to see me?
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Loaded up and ready to go swimming with a banana in one pocket and an apple in another.
Here's a super easy homemade power bar recipe:
1 cup peanut butter
1 cup honey
1 cup protein powder
3 cups oats
Melt peanut butter and honey in pot. Don't need to bring it to boil -- just warm it up to get things mixed well. Stir in protein powder until well mixed. Remove from heat and then add oats. Mix well and then press mixture into a cookie sheet or loaf pan or whatever you want. Once cool, cut into bars or squares. I like to put mine in the freezer and take out a little square out when I need one. These suckers are awesome and CHEAP and totally bomb-proof to make! :) :)
Enjoy!
16 comments:
Those look totally super! My fave foods. This will be my next recipie to try. Thanks!
"bomb-proof" - I am so giving these a try this week. Thanks for sharing Home-Fry!
Hmmmm, I can't wait to make those, thanks for posting!
looks good although i'm thinking they need some chocolate chips. tee hee.
Hmmm...I thinks I might just try that, or should I say tri that ......hahahahaha....how do I get to be so funny! Well, it makes me laugh in my own crazy l'il world :)
xx
i am with susi on the chocolate chips..... bomb proof? Let me test that theory. i actually have all that stuff in the cubby right now.... nice banana too - nice chatting you crazy chick!!
who you getting so close to that they would feel your banana????? some swim change room story you want to share with us???
ok from that recipie add almonds and cranberries and pumpkin seeds and you'll be golden!
Mmmmm, Kelsey -- I LIKE the sounds of those additions!! :) :)
Love the jacket!! And I am going to make me some of those homemade power bars!
I love this! I'm trying it. Thanks.
Those sound good. I think I need to try them.
Yum! Looks super yummy. Funny title, too!
Some of you might not know this story. The "are you just happy to see me" line was a result of the Hayes Code in Hollywood, which severely restricted what could be said and shown in movies. However, Mae West in the 19933 film She Done Him Wrong, gave it the famous inflection that had the censors ripping their guts out. Which just goes to show, it isn't what you say, it's how you say it.
Oh, and I think I'll try the recipie today.
That sounds pretty simple, I doubt I'd even manage to eff that up.
Darryl -- EXACTLY! I don't want to add any more ingredients -- I like it as simple as possible! :) :)
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