PB2 granola bars – 5 Weight Watchers Points

I was on a mission to make homemade granola bars – that were low in Weight Watchers points – that were easly ad delicious – these PB2 granola bars – which are 5 Weight Watcher points fit that bill!

Granola bars are a popular food item at our house – it’s a quick breakfast as teenagers are running out the door, good to add to lunch- as a snack coming home from school, etc… I really have to get back to making them myself because I can make a bigger batch – I control what goes in them and they are definitely cheaper than buying them from a store.

What is PB2?

Who has jumped on the PB2 bandwagon? If you aren’t familiar with it – it’s peanut butter, that has had most of the fat removed and reduced to a powder – you reconstitute it with water – or I add them to pancake batter, smoothies – add it to oatmeal – the possibilities are endless.

The best part is 2 tablespoons is only 1 Smart Point on Weight Watchers – so if you LOVE peanut butter as much as I do and want the flavor but not the points – this will be your best friend.

Makes 6 bars

Ingredients

2/3 cups PB2 peanut butter powder

1/3 cup water

1/4 cup sugar free syrup – I use Log Cabin Brand

2 cups oats

30 sugar free chocolate chips

Directions:

Mix pb2 and water, add the syrup, oats mix well with a spoon.

Push down in an 8×8 brownie pan lined with parchment paper.

Add sugar free chocolate chips on top.

Chill for 2 hours – cut into 6 bars

Inspired by this recipe from Delicious as It Cooks

Let me know if you try these PB2 granola bars – 5 Weight Watcher points!

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