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Why yes, I AM sharing another Kodiak Cakes recipe. Cuz y’all… Kodiak Cakes mixes are DA BOMB. No lie ; ) I’ve been using their mixes for y-e-a-r-s and have never been disappointed. One of my favorite things about them is how versatile they are! You can make their signature flap jacks, scones, muffins, biscuits, and so much more. And I LOVE that they use whole grains, have a ton of different options to choose from (my favorite is the Power Cakes because #protein) and have no added fat, sugar or cholesterol. What is there NOT to like?
One of my most popular breakfast recipes is actually my Cinnamon Sugar Kodiak Cakes Muffins, and after making these Peanut Butter Banana muffins the other day I knew I needed to share them on the blog as well. Cuz guys… They are so freaking delicious! You can’t go wrong with some bananas and PB, #amiright?? My favorite part, though, is the fact that they are SO easy to make. Like seriously in less than 25 minutes you have some tasty muffins to enjoy for breakfast or a morning snack- winner winner!
Things to keep in mind:
– This recipe works best with ripe bananas because they’re easier to smash up and mix together with all the other ingredients to make a more consistent batter.
– I like to use all natural peanut butter (no sugar added) because it’s better for you and has less weird ingredients in it. Y’all… next time you buy peanut butter look a the label! It can get a little scary at times!
– To sweeten the muffins I used coconut sugar, but any sugar – or honey – will do. : )
– The chocolate chips I used are dairy, nut and soy free, which is my FAVE. Just chocolate and sugar.
Long story short, you won’t regret making these muffins.
Preheat oven to 350. Spray a muffin tin with cooking spray (I use a coconut oil spray!).
In a large mixing bowl, mash the bananas and mix with the egg. Add the almond milk, vanilla and sugar. Stir to combine.
Pour in the Power Cakes Mix and stir until an even, consistent batter has formed. Add the peanut butter and chocolate chips, and stir until combined.
*Feel free to add up to 1/4 cup more of almond milk if the batter is too thick after adding the peanut butter!
Evenly distribute the batter between the 12 muffin cups. They should be about 3/4 of the way full.
Bake for 15-20 minutes, or until golden brown on top and a toothpick comes out clean.
Remove immediately from the muffin tin (I use a spoon to help pop the muffins out) and cool completely. Store in the fridge for up to a week.
Best served heated in a toaster oven with some melted butter inside- YUM!
Now it’s your turn to talk! Answer one of these questions in the comments below:
Have you ever tried the Kodiak Cakes mixes?
What is your favorite on-the-go item for breakfast?
This sounds delicious and I’m looking for a way to use up our ripe bananas and Kodiak cake mix. If I made mini muffins, do you know how long I would need to bake them using this recipe? Thanks in advance!
Yay! I hope you love it. I recommend baking in a mini muffin pan for maybe 8-10 minutes and checking to see that it’s baked all the way through. If not, bake for 1-2 minute increments until it’s done. :)
Good muffins. Thanks for the recipe. One thing….the text on your sight is a very light color, on a light colored background. I had to copy and paste the recipe in an text editor to be able to read it.
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These look INCREDIBLE! I’ve been trying to find a recipe I already have the ingredients for, and this is the winner. :)
I just made these with the gluten free kodiak cakes mix and we LOVE THEM!!! Thanks for the fantastic recipe!
Oh YAY!! I’m so happy to hear that Suzanne! I need to try these with the GF mix too. Yuuuum!
What kind of Kodiak cake mix do you use? Do you use the peanut butter kind?
I did for the original recipe, but the buttermilk or Power Cakes recipe work great too!
This sounds delicious and I’m looking for a way to use up our ripe bananas and Kodiak cake mix. If I made mini muffins, do you know how long I would need to bake them using this recipe? Thanks in advance!
Yay! I hope you love it. I recommend baking in a mini muffin pan for maybe 8-10 minutes and checking to see that it’s baked all the way through. If not, bake for 1-2 minute increments until it’s done. :)
Good muffins. Thanks for the recipe. One thing….the text on your sight is a very light color, on a light colored background. I had to copy and paste the recipe in an text editor to be able to read it.
Thank you for the feedback!
Hi, do you know how many weight watchers points these muffins may have?
Hi! I’m sorry but I don’t know. It’s been a long time since I did weight watchers :)
Can I make these with dairy milk?
You definitely can!! I just always use almond milk because that’s what I have on hand :)
Can you substitute peanut butter powder? Thanks.
Of course! Just add a little water until it’s the same consistency as regular peanut butter :)
Is there a way to get the nutritional information for these muffins?
You could try entering the ingredients into an app/site like My Fitness Pal to figure that out!