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Mango Cheesecake Breakfast Pots

Sweet and creamy, these little breakfast pods are proof that indulgence and nourishment aren't mutually exclusive. A nutty seed-and-oat base gives way to a silky mango and tofu filling that's rich in plant protein, naturally sweetened, and ready to pull straight from the fridge. Perfect for meal-prepped mornings when you want something that feels special.

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Breakfast Jars - 300ml 4 pcs

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Toast the almonds, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, flaxseeds, and oats in a dry non-stick pan over a medium heat for around 5 minutes, or until the seeds start to pop.

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For the base:

15

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Almonds

15

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Sunflower seeds

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Per Serving

Calories

344kcal

Fat

19g

Carbs

28g

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Notes

🌱 Plant Points: 10

🌾 For a GF option, use certified gluten-free oats and granola.

🫙 Keep covered in the fridge for up to 3 days.

❄️ Not suitable for freezing.

💡 Nutritional values are approximate and calculated per serving.

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Anne-Marie B

2 months ago

Miam !

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Gigi

2 months ago

Thanks, Anne-Marie! So glad you enjoyed it! 😊

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Patricia B

3 months ago

This is once again an incredible recipe! Great idea and keeps me full for a long time. Please can we have more silken tofu breakfast recipes 😍😍

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Gigi

3 months ago

So happy you liked it, Patricia! Silken tofu at breakfast is great, isn't it? Noted, I'll definitely work on some more recipes. 😊

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Sophie Robinson

3 months ago

Husband and me loved these! The seed base is amazing and for me it even beats a biscuit base ☺️

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Gigi

3 months ago

So glad you and your husband loved them, Sophie! The seed base is a favorite of mine too. 😊 Enjoy!

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Cheverly L

3 months ago

This was so delicious... I may be making it for dessert sometimes too!

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Gigi

3 months ago

Thanks Cheverly! Love the idea of turning them into a dessert treat too. 😊

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Claire R

3 months ago

So, I can't make this as written due to a mango allergy, but if you use blueberries in place of mangoes and make no other changes this recipe is SO YUMMY! (and is a pretty purple color that just tastes healthy 😊)

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3 months ago

Glad you found a way to make it work for you, Claire! Love that purple twist! 😊

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Mango Cheesecake Breakfast Pots

Sweet and creamy, these little breakfast pods are proof that indulgence and nourishment aren't mutually exclusive. A nutty seed-and-oat base gives way to a silky mango and tofu filling that's rich in plant protein, naturally sweetened, and ready to pull straight from the fridge. Perfect for meal-prepped mornings when you want something that feels special.

Prep

15m

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Breakfast Jars - 300ml 4 pcs

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Toast the almonds, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, flaxseeds, and oats in a dry non-stick pan over a medium heat for around 5 minutes, or until the seeds start to pop.

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For

3

M

I

For the base:

15

g

Almonds

15

g

Sunflower seeds

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Per Serving

Calories

344kcal

Fat

19g

Carbs

28g

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Notes

🌱 Plant Points: 10

🌾 For a GF option, use certified gluten-free oats and granola.

🫙 Keep covered in the fridge for up to 3 days.

❄️ Not suitable for freezing.

💡 Nutritional values are approximate and calculated per serving.

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Anne-Marie B

2 months ago

Miam !

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Gigi

2 months ago

Thanks, Anne-Marie! So glad you enjoyed it! 😊

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Patricia B

3 months ago

This is once again an incredible recipe! Great idea and keeps me full for a long time. Please can we have more silken tofu breakfast recipes 😍😍

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Gigi

3 months ago

So happy you liked it, Patricia! Silken tofu at breakfast is great, isn't it? Noted, I'll definitely work on some more recipes. 😊

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Sophie Robinson

3 months ago

Husband and me loved these! The seed base is amazing and for me it even beats a biscuit base ☺️

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Gigi

3 months ago

So glad you and your husband loved them, Sophie! The seed base is a favorite of mine too. 😊 Enjoy!

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Cheverly L

3 months ago

This was so delicious... I may be making it for dessert sometimes too!

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Gigi

3 months ago

Thanks Cheverly! Love the idea of turning them into a dessert treat too. 😊

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Claire R

3 months ago

So, I can't make this as written due to a mango allergy, but if you use blueberries in place of mangoes and make no other changes this recipe is SO YUMMY! (and is a pretty purple color that just tastes healthy 😊)

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Gigi

3 months ago

Glad you found a way to make it work for you, Claire! Love that purple twist! 😊

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