Make the best ever Protein Easter Egg Nests with chocolate protein powder and cornflakes for an easy, no bake snack! Healthy Mini Egg Nests are low fat, low sugar and low calorie.

I saw way too many people make these mini egg nest recipes on Instagram over the last 3 weeks, so I decided to finally give it a shot. It actually turned out way easier than I expected!

They turned soft over time, but that chocolate spread mixture was so rich, it completely worked out! Especially with the crunch of the mini eggs on top.

Ingredients for Protein Easter Egg Nests Cookies:

These healthy and high protein Easter Egg nests cookies are made with 5 simple ingredients you already have in your pantry around Spring time:

Chocolate Protein Powder for high protein Easter Egg Nest recipe; I used Isopure 100% Whey Isolate for this recipe here.
Cornflakes Cereal
Almond Butter; I recommend something from American Dream Nut Butter (code HAYLSKITCHEN gives you a discount on these) since it’s lower fat and higher protein than normal, and just amazing .
ADNB has amazing flavors that would work well here.
Cocoa Powder
A bit of Water
Mini Eggs!

To make Protein Mini Egg Bites Vegan:

Use a plant-based protein powder like KOS (add some sweetener if it isn’t sweet enough) and dairy-free option for mini eggs to make this Easter nest recipe Vegan.

How to make Healthy Mini Egg Nests with Protein Powder

As delicious as they are, making these no-bake healthy mini egg nests with protein powder is just as easy. Here’s what it takes:

Make the Spread:
Stir together protein powder, cocoa powder, almond butter and water (adding a little bit at a time). This creates a luscious and creamy chocolate spread for your healthy mini egg nest cookies.
Mix the Cornflakes:
Add in the cornflakes cereal. Mix with a spoon.

Make the nests:
Line a baking sheet or plate with parchment paper.
Make mounds of the mixture on sheet and press a depression in the center; The mix will be sticky, so be vigilant. I made 10 bites.
Place 2 mini eggs on top of each ‘nest’.

Freeze:
Freeze about 5 minutes and enjoy!

How to store Protein Mini Egg Nest Bites:

These healthy mini egg nest bites make a great snack for an Easter party. Here’s how to keep extras:

Room Temperate:
These no bake Easter egg nests must be kept in an airtight container, and keep 3-4 hours outside.
Fridge:
Store these in the fridge in an airtight container up to 5 days.
Freezer:
For a long term option, keep mini egg nests in a freezer-safe zipper bag or container for 2-3 months.
Thaw on the counter for a few minutes before eating.

Alternate ingredients for Easter Egg Nests with Cornflakes

These easter egg nests are made with cornflakes cereal and chocolate protein powder, but here’s some alternate ingredients you can try:

Cornflakes Cereal:
Replace the cornflakes with rice krispies cereal, crushed pretzels, shredded wheat or even Cheerios! Use the same amount in cups.
Chocolate Protein Powder:
Use vanilla protein powder instead of chocolate, but also add maybe ½ tsp extra cocoa powder.
Almond Butter:
Peanut Butter, Cashew Butter, Hazelnut Butter or any other nut or seed butter would do just as well!
Mini Eggs:
Instead of Cadbury or Hershey’s mini eggs, you could use Whopper Robin Eggs instead too.

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