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The BEST ever Healthy Banana Pancakes that can be made in 10 minutes or less! Made with real banana, protein-loaded eggs, rolled oats, and plant-based protein powder. So delicious and perfect for your entire family!

Cook: 10 Total: 10
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The BEST ever Healthy Banana Pancakes that can be made in 10 minutes or less! Made with real banana, protein-loaded eggs, rolled oats, and plant-based protein powder. So delicious and perfect for your entire family!

Whether it’s a weekday morning or weekend brunch, having a healthy and easy pancake recipe on hand is essential! This 10-Minute Healthy Banana Pancakes recipe is great as a go to, easy to memorize and keep recipe that’s perfect for the family. Top them with almond butter, granola, syrup, honey, yogurt, or anything you want!

You and your family are going to love this easy recipe, friend!

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10-Minute Healthy Banana Pancakes on a white plate topped with bananas, coconut, pistachios, and syrup.

Healthy Banana Pancakes Ingredients

You only need 4 simple ingredients to make these healthy banana pancakes, and there’s a good chance you already have everything on hand!

Rolled Oats: Blending the oats helps create an easy oat flour base for the pancakes. This keeps them hearty, filling, and naturally gluten-free if using certified gluten-free oats.

Bananas: The bananas add natural sweetness and help hold everything together. The riper they are, the sweeter and more flavorful your pancakes will be!

Eggs: Eggs add protein and help give the pancakes structure. They also make the texture soft and fluffy.

Plant-Based Vanilla Protein Powder: This adds a boost of protein and a little extra vanilla flavor. You can use your favorite plant-based vanilla protein powder for this recipe.

How to Make Banana Pancakes

These banana pancakes are so easy to make!

  1. Simply blend rolled oats into a flour texture.
  2. Mix in a ripe banana, eggs, and a plant-based protein powder (vanilla flavored).
  3. Pour about 1/4 cup of the batter into a heated, lightly oiled pan and cook for about 2-5 minutes on each side!

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Healthy Banana Pancakes topped with bananas, pistachios, coconut, and served with a latte. Two plates of healthy banana pancakes on a table with coffee and syrup.

Variations & Add-Ins

Add cinnamon: A sprinkle of cinnamon adds extra warmth and cozy flavor.

Mix in chocolate chips: Add a few mini chocolate chips to make them feel a little more fun and kid-friendly.

Top with peanut butter or almond butter: This adds even more protein and healthy fats.

Add berries: Blueberries or chopped strawberries are delicious mixed into the batter or served on top.

Use different protein powder: You can try another vanilla protein powder you love, but just note that texture and sweetness may vary a bit depending on the brand.

Make them extra sweet: Drizzle with maple syrup or add a few sliced bananas on top before serving.

Easy Banana Pancakes Toppings

How to Store Banana Pancakes

Want to make a big batch and save some for later? Try freezing these pancakes! Simply place each serving size of pancakes in airtight containers and place a small piece of wax paper between each pancake (to keep from sticking together). To reheat, simply place in the microwave for about a minute!

Banana Protein Pancakes Recipe FAQs

Can I make pancake batter and let it sit in the fridge?

You can, but I think these pancakes are best when the batter is used right away. Since the batter is made with banana, oats, eggs, and protein powder, it can thicken quite a bit as it sits and even turn gummy.

Is it better to use oil or butter for pancakes?

Either one works, but I usually prefer using a little oil on the cooking surface for these pancakes. Oil helps prevent sticking and tends to work really well at a slightly higher heat. Butter can add great flavor, but it can also brown more quickly, so you’ll want to watch the pan closely.

What kind of bananas are best for pancakes?

Ripe bananas are definitely best for pancakes! They’re sweeter, softer, and blend more easily into the batter. If your bananas have lots of brown spots, that’s actually perfect for this recipe.

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ServingsServes 6
4.89 from 18 votes

Easy Banana Pancakes (Healthy too!)

The BEST ever Healthy Banana Pancakes that can be made in 10 minutes or less! Made with real banana, protein-loaded eggs, rolled oats, and plant-based protein powder. So delicious and perfect for your entire family!
Cook: 10 minTotal: 10 min

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. In a food processor or blender, blend the oats into a flour-like texture.
  2. Add in the bananas and continue to blend.
  3. Add in the eggs and protein powder, then lightly blend to mix until smooth.
  4. Pour about 1/4 cup of the batter into a lightly oiled pan and cook for about 2-5 minutes on each side.
  5. Serve and enjoy or freeze for later!

Notes

Carbs: 13  Fat: 3  Protein: 5

Nutrition

Calories: 85 kcal

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20 Comments

  1. Mahy

    Fabulous breakfast – one of my favorite actually. Bananas, pancakes, syrup… dream combo that you just can’t replace with anything else. Yum!

  2. Kelly Neil

    I’ve never tried banana and coconut on pancakes but I feel like they were MADE for one another. Breakfast is my favourite meal of the day and this looks amazing! Thank you for sharing!

  3. Choclette

    Why have I never made pancakes with oats before? No idea, but now I’ve seen your recipe, I shall be giving them a try. I love oats.

  4. Erin Vasicek

    I make them without the oats all the time but now I need to add oats! Great way to start the day.

  5. Jas @ All that's Jas

    These are my grandkids’ favorite pancakes (grandma likes them too). I love that you added protein powder!