Baking mixes

Protein baking mixes include pancakes, crepes and muffins with a higher protein content than conventional baking recipes. The range includes products from Nutrend, AllNutrition, NOW Foods and other brands. Stock is updated regularly and popular products may sell out quickly, so check back later if your preferred flavour is currently unavailable.

Updated: 26 August 2026.

Protein baking mixes: what are they?

Protein baking mixes are ready-made dry mixes for pancakes, crepes, muffins and waffles in which part of the conventional flour is replaced with protein-rich ingredients. This makes it possible to prepare familiar baked foods with a higher protein content per serving than a classic recipe.

At a glance

  • The base usually contains protein, most commonly whey protein, combined with flour or used in a lower-flour formula.
  • They can be used for breakfast or as a snack with a higher protein content than conventional baked foods.
  • The range includes mixes for pancakes, crepes, muffins and waffles.
  • Some products sell out periodically, so check again later if the flavour you want is unavailable.

Protein pancakes

Protein pancake mixes are one of the broadest product groups in the category, including plain varieties and flavoured options such as chocolate. They are generally prepared in much the same way as regular pancakes by adding liquid to the dry mix according to the manufacturer's directions.

Nutritional yeast flakes

A separate product type in the category is nutritional yeast flakes, such as those from NOW Foods. They can be used not only in baking but also as an addition to prepared meals because of their characteristic flavour and protein content.

Crepes, muffins and waffles

Alongside pancake mixes, the category includes mixes for crepes in different flavours as well as protein muffin and waffle mixes. Choose the format according to what you plan to prepare most often, as these products can differ in batter consistency and cooking method.

How to choose a protein baking mix

  • Protein content per serving - this varies between brands and formats.
  • Ingredients: some mixes replace a larger proportion of flour with protein ingredients, while others combine protein with conventional flour.
  • Preparation method - pancakes, crepes, muffins and waffles may require different liquid ratios and cooking methods.
  • Added sugar and sweeteners, if these are relevant to your diet.

Frequently asked questions

How is a protein baking mix different from a regular one?

In a protein baking mix, part or sometimes most of the conventional flour base is replaced with a protein ingredient, commonly whey protein, increasing the protein content of the finished product compared with a standard flour-based recipe.

How do you make protein pancakes or crepes from a mix?

Usually, the dry mix is combined with water, milk or a plant-based alternative in the proportions stated on the product packaging and then cooked in a pan. Exact ratios vary between brands.

Are protein baking mixes suitable for weight loss?

Protein baked foods can be included in a calorie-controlled diet, but the mix itself does not guarantee weight loss. Total calories depend on the product, serving size and any added ingredients such as oil or toppings.

Can a protein baking mix be used in the oven instead of a frying pan?

It depends on the individual product. Some mixes are designed specifically for pancakes or crepes, while others are intended for muffins or waffles and may be prepared in an oven or waffle maker. Follow the instructions on the individual pack.

This information is for general reference. If you have food allergies or intolerances, carefully check the ingredients of the individual product before purchase.