86 cal starbucks copy cat pumpkin muffins

I also got this recipe from tik tok (Emma) and kinda put a twist on a few ingredients that i used!

what you’ll need:

2 scoops vanilla protein powder ( I used PeScience)

23 grams almond flour

32 grams all purpose flour

52 grams brown sugar (truvia)

40 grams monk fruit sweetener

1 teaspoon baking powder

pinch of salt

dash of pumpkin spice and cinnamon (measure w ur heart)

2 eggs

20 ml sugar free syrup

72 ml fairlife milk

243 grams pumpkin puree

for cream cheese filling:

83 grams 1/3 fat free cream cheese

1-2 tablespoons monk fruit sweetener

preheat oven to 350F

in a mixing bowl go ahead and combine pumpkin puree, milk, sf syrup, 2 eggs, both sugars and mix.

Once fully combined add in your dry ingredients and mix until you get a cake batter consistency.

I used a 1/4 cup measurer to place the batter into the muffin tins. once you fill up your tins, take a small bowl and place your cream cheese and sweetener of choice and mix.

then take the cream cheese mixture and use a small spoon to put a dollop of cream cheese in each muffin tin.

bake in the oven at 350F for about 30-35 mins and let cool and enjoy :)

macros:

86 cal

3.9 fat

13 carb

7 protein

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2024/9/16 Edited to

... Read moreWith fall in the air, pumpkin recipes are a favorite among many. These low-calorie pumpkin muffins are a perfect example of how you can enjoy a seasonal treat while still staying mindful of your diet. Using ingredients like almond flour and protein powder, this recipe not only keeps the calories low but also boosts your protein intake. The cream cheese filling adds a deliciously rich layer that complements the pumpkin flavor beautifully. For those looking to switch up their snack options, these muffins make for an ideal choice, offering a healthy dessert that doesn't compromise on taste. Plus, you can easily customize the sweetness with monk fruit or other alternatives, ensuring they fit your dietary needs. Don't forget that pumpkin is a great source of vitamins and nutrients, making these muffins a wholesome option. Enjoy them for breakfast, as a mid-afternoon snack, or even as a post-workout treat! With the fun of baking and the coziness of pumpkin spice, these muffins are sure to become a new favorite in your recipe collection. Happy baking!

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Sujey

how much servings does this make?

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Nicole

I have celiac disease therefore I can’t have gluten. How much almond flour does this need for just almond flour

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