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Strawberry Lime Cheesecake Low Carb Popsicles (Real food ingredients)
These creamy low carb popsicles are an amazing treat in the summer heat. While ice cream is a delicious occasional treat food, you can feel good about having these low carb popsicles every day as a healthy way to finish the end of a meal.
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Mint Chocolate Chip Cottage Cheese Ice Cream Recipe
Have you heard of Cottage Cheese Ice Cream yet? This new viral trend is all the rage and understandably so. Its so delicious! There are many variations, but it all starts with high protein cottage cheese and this Mint Chocolate Chip Cottage Cheese Ice Cream Recipe adds a touch of mint extract, spinach for nutrients and that great green color, dark chocolate chips, and a quick chocolate sauce for an irresistible treat!
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Healthy Shamrock Shake Recipe {no food dye, less sugar!}
Any holidays, including St. Patrick’s Day, do NOT have to mean hopping on foodie trends that harm your health. Move aside, McDonald’s. This healthy shamrock shake recipe is homemade without food dye, less sugar, and only made with real food ingredients!
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Chocolate Chip High Protein Muffins
Who doesn’t enjoy a fresh baked chocolate chip muffin as a dessert or snack? But most muffins you find in the grocery store or bakery are loaded with sugar and other refined ingredients. Read more about how to make these high protein muffins with a fraction of the sugar and ZERO refined ingredients.
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Low Sugar Pumpkin Muffins (Gluten Free)
Muffins can be a great quick “go to” breakfast or snack item. However, when they are prepared fresh in a store or in pre-packaged products, they are usually loaded with sugar and other refined ingredients. These low sugar pumpkin muffins keep sugar content to only 6 grams per muffin! Additionally, they boast of 7 grams of protein, healthy fat, and 3 grams of fiber per muffin to support blood sugar balance, which is critical for a healthy metabolism.
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Collagen Protein Balls
Collagen protein balls are a nutrient packed snack that boast of protein, fat, and fiber while keeping total sugar low. I love to make these ahead of time to store in my fridge. Having these on hand, I know I’ll always be reaching for a healthy snack rather than a poorer choice. And they are so delicious that they double as a healthy dessert! Collagen protein balls make a great snack choice because they balance your metabolism without any blood sugar spikes.
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“Brownie Batter” Chocolate Chia Pudding
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Amazing No Sugar Added Banana Bread Bars {Gluten Free, PCOS friendly}
No sugar added!
No sugar added banana bread- can it still taste good? Ah my friends, yes indeed! My version is also gluten free & easily dairy free. It contains NO added granulated sugar except for some sugar in the chocolate chips IF you choose to add those, but you can easily add no-sugar-added chocolate chips. See below.
This gluten free banana bread is sweetened only with bananas (and a few dark chocolate chips!). Most recipes available on the internet contain too much added sugar. However, I believe the bananas are sweet enough on their own! How do you make banana bread without added sugar? Just don’t add it! This no sugar added banana bread recipe is totally balanced. It’s not a sugar free recipe. Honestly, sugar free dessert always means sugar substitutes, some of which are detrimental for gut and metabolic health in the long run. Rather, this is a low sugar banana bread. It’s balanced with protein and fiber and a more moderate level of wholesome carbs. So it can be eaten as a dessert OR as a snack (or even as part of your breakfast!).
Give it a try! You may find that you enjoy the less sweet flavor and find yourself delighting in the banana & baked oat flavor. Kick those overly-sweetened recipes to the curb!