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Lick That Bowl! No-Bake (Protein) Brownie Batter


 

If you're anything like me, then your favorite part of baking is sampling the batter/dough and licking the bowl when you're done!

Well, now you can skip right over the baking process and just head straight to that bowl with a spoon (and without worry of salmonella...).

 

Here you have it: Protein Brownie-Batter!

Ingredients:

- 1 can (16oz) chickpeas

- 1 tbsp vanilla extract

- 1-2 tablespoons milk chocolate chips

- 90g chocolate protein

- 4 oz. milk of your choice

- 3 tbsp coconut flour

- 2 tbsp Nutella

- 10g Jello Instant Sugar Free Chocolate Pudding

- 3 tbsp cocoa powder

- Agave/stevia/sugar/sweetener of your choice to taste

Directions:

1.) Place chickpeas into food processor and blend until smooth

2.) Add in remaining ingredients and blend! Periodically stopping to mix/push down with a rubber spatula. *Add more water or milk in small amounts and blend if consistency is initially too dry*

3.) Grab a spoon and dig in!

*Other ways to enjoy include on cookies, on fruit, on ice cream, on waffles, and whatever else you can think of!*

The ENTIRE bowl of batter runs about 90-100g protein/135-145g carbs/40-45 grams fiber/25-30g fat (Give or take depending on brands and options of ingredients)

Simple enough, huh? Now, divvy up as you see fit, and enjoy!!

*Disclaimer: Due to the heightened interest in this recipe, I'm putting it up now. However, please note that this was my first round with this recipe, and while it was good, I will likely be making slight changes next time around to get it even better. I'll be sure to keep you all updated with that! In the meantime, bon appétit!*

 

Want more recipes and/or nutritional help? Head to the "Forza Fitness & Conditioning" tab to learn more about nutrition plans offered and to contact me!

Also, be on the lookout for a healthy dessert e-book in the future!

 

MARIA'S FITNESS TIPS

#1 

Set goals! Set both long and short-range goals to keep yourself motivated. Be sure that the short-range goals will eventually lead you to your big-picture, long-range ones. Consider them stepping stones on the path towards something bigger.

 

#2

Do what you like to do. Don't just start doing something because everyone else is; find what you truly enjoy and do that. In the end, if you don't have a genuine interest in your workouts and lifestyle, you're going to hinder your progress.

 

#3

Switch things up! I know this may sound kind of funny after just reading #2, but as humans, we can get bored of doing the same thing over and over. As well, our muscles can get "bored" and we can plateau. Do not be afraid to try new things and incorporate change to keep you entertained and your muscles guessing!

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