High Protein Chocolate Raspberry Donut 🍩

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Occasion & Servings: healthy fun breakfast (6)

Ingredient 1 & Portion:on second and third pic

Detailed Steps:

1.Preheat oven to 325F

2.Combine all dry ingredients in a bowl

3.Stir in wet ingredients until completely combined

4.Pour into a non-stick donut tray and

5.press raspberries down into each donut (4-5 raspberries per donut depending on size)

Bake for ~10 minutes.

Once cooled, top with melted dark chocolate (or homemade frosting(mix’s ingredients from third slide in post) & top with freeze dried raspberries

-Recipe from nourishwithtan (her instagram name)

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2024/3/20 Edited to

... Read moreI'm so excited to share more tips and tricks to make these high-protein chocolate raspberry donuts an absolute staple in your healthy routine! While the base recipe is fantastic, I've had so much fun experimenting with variations to keep things fresh and truly make them your own. For those who love a tropical twist, swapping out some of the raspberry for shredded coconut in the batter and topping them with toasted coconut flakes can transform them into delicious coconut donuts. It adds a wonderful texture and a hint of exotic flavor that's perfect for a weekend brunch or a light snack. You can even mix in a little coconut extract for an extra burst of tropical goodness! If you're aiming for that classic 'powdered donut' feel, once your chocolate raspberry protein donuts have cooled, a light dusting of sugar-free powdered sweetener (like erythritol or monk fruit blend) gives them a beautiful, sweet finish without the added sugar, making them truly 'sugar-free' as mentioned in the OCR. It's a simple step that really elevates the presentation and taste, reminding me of those delightful powder raspberry donuts I used to love as a kid, but now guilt-free! And let's talk about the frosting! The OCR mentions ingredients for donut frosting, and I've found that a simple blend of Greek yogurt, a scoop of protein powder (vanilla or chocolate works great here), and a touch of unsweetened cocoa powder creates a rich, creamy, and highly customizable frosting. You can adjust the sweetness with a little maple syrup or stevia. For an extra pop of flavor and visual appeal, a sprinkle of freeze-dried raspberry powder on top not only looks amazing but also boosts that fruity flavor. This homemade frosting is truly a game-changer and makes these feel like a gourmet treat. These donuts aren't just a treat; they're a fantastic addition to any healthy donut menu idea. They satisfy that 'sweet tooth' craving while delivering a good dose of protein, making them an ideal 'healthy fun breakfast' or a guilt-free dessert. I often make a batch on Sunday to enjoy throughout the week – they’re so much better than store-bought options and a perfect 'healthier remake' of childhood favorites. The texture is surprisingly moist, almost like a denser, richer version of 'best baked oats', which makes them incredibly satisfying. They truly feel indulgent without derailing your healthy lifestyle. Trust me, once you try these, you'll be hooked! To ensure your donuts turn out perfectly every time, make sure not to overmix the batter; just combine until smooth. Also, investing in a good non-stick donut pan makes a huge difference for easy removal. And don't forget to press those raspberries down firmly into the batter before baking – it helps them stay in place and infuses flavor throughout the donut. Enjoy experimenting and making these your own!

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HemaB

Can u take the protein powder out and will it still be the same?

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Aniela Russell

You should totally remake cosmic brownies!

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