This chocolate protein mousse is a creamy, chocolatey dessert that just happens to have 12 grams of protein per serving. It’s made with cottage cheese blended smooth, and the result is rich and mousse-like without tasting protein-y or chalky. This is the kind of protein dessert that actually feels like dessert, not something you’re eating…
If you love these pumpkin cheesecake jars, you won’t want to miss my lemon cheesecake jars or no-bake strawberry cheesecake jars. Each recipe features the same protein-rich cheesecake base (no protein powder here), while offering their own unique, seasonal flavors – because having variety is key when you’re trying to eat more protein. I create…
This strawberry cheesecake jar is a higher-protein, no-bake take on classic strawberry cheesecake. Instead of cream cheese, the filling is made by blending cottage cheese with Greek yogurt and maple syrup, creating a smooth, creamy texture that’s surprisingly similar to no-bake cheesecake. Topped with strawberry preserves, these jars deliver that familiar strawberry cheesecake flavor in…
If you love high protein cheesecake, you have to try this strawberry cheesecake overnight oats or cherry cheesecake jars. Why you are going to love this high protein recipe Ingredients to make protein cheesecake jars How to make blueberry cheesecake jars Add the cottage cheese, Greek yogurt, maple syrup, vanilla extract and lemon zest to…
Now that I know you love cheesecake, you have to try this blueberry cheesecake overnight oats or strawberry cheesecake overnight oatmeal recipe. Why you are going to love this recipe Ingredients to make protein cheesecake jars How to make cherry cheesecake jars Add the cottage cheese, Greek yogurt, maple syrup, vanilla extract and lemon zest…
If you’re looking for an alternative to frozen bananas or avocados to thicken up your smoothies, try blanched and frozen cauliflower! It doesn’t add any flavor, but it does provide a frozen, creamy thickness to smoothies akin to your favorite milkshake.
A high protein edible cookie dough? Yes, please! This cottage cheese cookie dough is packed with 12 grams of protein per serving, doesn’t have eggs, and is grain-free and gluten-free. I am begging you not to knock it until you try it!
This creamy, healthy chocolate pudding dessert is going to make you completely change the way you feel about desserts with cottage cheese! Each serving is packed with 15 grams of protein, which will make adding cottage cheese chocolate pudding to your dessert rotation a no-brainer. A quick and easy dessert that comes together in minutes, and no protein powder needed.
Oh, and if you’re as obsessed with protein-rich treats as I am, you’ll definitely want to try making my Cottage Cheese Protein Pudding or my personal favorite, Cottage Cheese Cookie Dough. They’re both perfect for when you want something sweet but filling! As a former personal trainer and nutrition coach, I’ve seen firsthand how challenging…