Pack in protein by making your own

While de Laurentiis' approach of using prepackaged dough is certainly effective and time-saving, creating your own cookie cereal allows for the addition of extra protein, fruits, and more. Simply whip up mini versions of your favorite cookies, ensuring they are baked to a crispy finish. This could be a great chance to use a recipe that calls for coconut oil, a reliable butter alternative that results in crunchier cookies.
Many cookie cereal recipes feature peanut butter or other nut butters, as well as fiber-rich flours like almond or whole wheat. You can even incorporate pecans or walnuts into your batter. If you decide to make oatmeal cookie cereal instead of chocolate chip, consider adding raisins or other dried fruits.
If you have fond memories of General Mills' Sprinkle Spangles cereal (one of the discontinued cereals we wish would return), you might be excited about what's next: sugar cookie cereal. It's not just about boosting protein—sometimes, a healthy dose of nostalgia is exactly what you need.
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