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High-Protein, Low-Calorie Dessert Recipe

Protein Fluff Recipe – A high-protein, low-calorie dessert made with casein protein, almond milk, and mixed berries

Protein Fluff: High-Protein, Low-Calorie Dessert Recipe

A Light, Fluffy, and Delicious Protein Treat

If you're craving a high-protein, low-calorie dessert, this Protein Fluff recipe is the perfect solution! Made with casein protein, mixed berries, and almond milk, this airy and creamy treat is packed with 28-30g of protein per serving, making it ideal for muscle recovery, weight loss, and satisfying sweet cravings without guilt.

πŸ”₯ Why You’ll Love This Recipe

βœ” High-Protein & Low-Calorie – Only 190-200 kcal per serving with 28-30g of protein!
βœ” Ultra-Light & Fluffy – The whipped texture makes it feel like a dessert without the excess sugar or fat.
βœ” No-Cook, Quick & Easy – Ready in under 5 minutes with minimal ingredients.
βœ” Naturally Sweetened – Uses Truvia or Stevia for a sugar-free option.
βœ” Great for Meal Prep – Freeze it for a firmer texture and enjoy later!

πŸ›’ Ingredients (1 Serving)

πŸ“ Directions

Step 1: Blend the Base

Step 2: Thicken the Mixture

Step 3: Whip Until Fluffy

Step 4: Serve & Enjoy

πŸ’‘ Tips for the Best Protein Fluff

βœ” Use Casein Protein: Casein protein works best for fluffing up due to its slow-digesting nature.
βœ” Chill Before Whipping: If possible, chill the mixture before whipping for an extra thick texture.
βœ” Try Different Flavors: Swap mixed berries for cocoa powder or peanut butter powder for a different taste.

πŸ“’ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What makes protein fluff so fluffy?

βœ… A: The combination of casein protein, air incorporation, and xanthan gum helps create a light, voluminous texture.

Q: Can I use whey protein instead of casein?

βœ… A: Whey protein doesn’t fluff as well as casein, but you can try blending it with ice and xanthan gum for a thicker consistency.

Q: How do I make protein fluff thicker?

βœ… A: Add less liquid, increase the whipping time, and use xanthan gum to stabilize the fluff.

Q: Can I store protein fluff for later?

βœ… A: Yes! You can freeze it for 15-30 minutes for a firmer, ice-cream-like texture.


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Infographic: Protein Fluff Nutrition – 190-200 kcal, 28-30g protein, 18-20g carbs, 1g fat per serving.