These Blueberry Protein Pancake Bowls are everything you love about pancakes — fluffy, sweet, and comforting — without the flipping or the fuss. Just mix, microwave, and top with yogurt and berries for a warm, spoonable breakfast that’s high in protein and a source of fiber.
You can make them from scratch or use the Fuller Bowl Protein Pancake Mix to make mornings even easier.

Cooked pancake in a small glass ramekin topped with yogurt, blueberries and maple syrup.

Fuller Facts - Nutrition At A Glance

Protein | 32 grams
Fiber | 3 grams
Calorie | 315 kcals
Time | 5 minutes

What You Will Need

Ingredients for protein pancake bowls on benchtop with text overlay.

Your Bowl Your Way - Notes, Add-Ins, Adjustments

Every body, every day is different. These tips help you tweak, boost, or simplify the recipe to suit your goals, your kitchen, and your routine.

Make It With the Mix: Use ¼ cup of the Fuller Bowl Protein Pancake Mix as your dry base to skip measuring.
Protein Powder Swap: Any vanilla or unflavored protein works — adjust milk if your mix is thicker.
Berry Boost: Frozen blueberries work perfectly — just fold them in straight from the freezer.
Dairy-Free: Use almond or coconut yogurt on top, and your preferred plant milk.
Flavour Fun: Try adding lemon zest or a few dark chocolate chips for a twist.

Prep To Plate In Pictures

Follow these step-by-step photos to see exactly how this recipe comes together. Prefer to jump ahead? Scroll down for the printable version or watch the quick video.

Start with your oat flour, vanilla protein powder, baking powder, stevia, cinnamon, and a pinch of salt in a small microwave-safe bowl.

Dry ingredients in a small single serve glass bowl on marble bench top.

Use a small whisk or fork to blend everything evenly. This helps your pancake rise evenly and stay light. (Shortcut: if you’ve made my Protein Pancake Mix, grab that instead — it’s the same base, ready to go.)

Woman's hand whisking dry ingredients in a small glass ramekin.

Crack in your egg and pour in the milk. This is where your bowl starts turning from powdery to pancake magic.

Egg, milk and yogurt added into dry ingredients in small glass ramekin.

Use a spatula to stir until you’ve got a thick, pourable batter. Scrape down the sides — no dry patches left behind!

Ingredients for protein pancake in a small glass ramekin being mixed together with spatula.

Fold in your blueberries gently so they don’t burst before cooking. You’ll see those gorgeous pops of purple through the batter — that’s your sign you’re ready to cook.

Blueberries added into protein pancake mixture in small glass ramekin.

Pop the bowl into the microwave for 1 to 1½ minutes. Watch it puff up into a fluffy, warm pancake right before your eyes. The center should look set but still soft.

Cooked pancake in a small glass ramekin.

Let it cool just a touch, then layer on Greek yogurt, extra berries, and a drizzle of syrup or nut butter. Scoop straight from the bowl — no stack, no fuss, just cozy, protein-packed comfort.

Pancake scooped with a teaspoon from glass ramekin below.

You've Got This - Helpful Hints

A few handy tips to make this protein pancake bowl recipe even quicker and even easier

Don’t overmix the batter — a few small lumps keep it fluffy.
Microwave uncovered for 1–1½ minutes; it’s done when the center springs back lightly.
Prep multiple bowls at once, cover, and refrigerate. Reheat in 20–30 seconds for meal prep magic.
Top just before serving so the yogurt stays cool and creamy.

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