Chocolate Protein Fudge
Dense chocolate protein fudge built on nut butter and protein powder instead of a pound of butter and sugar, no candy thermometer needed.
Twenty grams of protein in a bowl of ice cream, and the cottage cheese is completely undetectable once it is blended smooth.
Eighteen grams of protein and single serve, so there is no tub sitting in the freezer calling your name.
Sixteen grams a bar, no baking, and they hold together properly in a bag.
Fifteen grams of protein and it scoops like real ice cream rather than freezing into a brick.
Thirteen grams a ball and they take about fifteen minutes of hands-on time for a whole batch.
Dense, rich, properly fudgy, and thirteen grams of protein per square.
Safe to eat raw, thirteen grams of protein, and it tastes like actual cookie dough.
A brownie and a cookie baked together, thirteen grams of protein each.
Thirteen grams of protein and only 130 calories, which is unusual for a muffin.
Baked not fried, thirteen grams of protein, real chocolate glaze.
Snap it straight out of the freezer. Thirteen grams a portion.
Chewy toffee texture with thirteen grams of protein, no chalky aftertaste.
Twelve grams each and they genuinely taste like birthday cake batter.
Twelve grams a slice, bright and lemony rather than heavy.
Twelve grams of protein in a rice krispie treat, which should not work but does.
Twelve grams of protein and they beat the shop-bought version on texture.
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Dense chocolate protein fudge built on nut butter and protein powder instead of a pound of butter and sugar, no candy thermometer needed.
A single-serve protein soft serve swirled with real edible cookie dough bits, no oven and no ice cream maker.
Cookies-and-cream protein bark built on a protein yogurt base with crushed sugar-free cookies and a chocolate drizzle on top.