Protein Cheesecake Dip 🍰

YUM!!!

INGREDIENTS:

-fage 2% plain green yogurt

-fairlife 2% milk

-zero sugar cheesecake pudding mix

-vanilla extract

-cinnamon

-Granny Smith apple

STEPS:

1. Mix 142g of yogurt w/ 6g of pudding mix.

2. Add 45mL milk + 1-1.5tsp vanilla extract and mix.

3. Add cinnamon + mix.

4. Dip apple and enjoy!! Or eat by the spoon!!

MACROS: 17g protein / 150kcal (226kcal w/ apple)

NOTE: *you can use more or less of any ingredient depending on your preference. More milk = thinner consistency. More pudding mix = sweeter (and thicker so you’ll have to adjust the liquid ratio)*

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4/18 Edited to

... Read moreThis protein cheesecake dip is a fantastic way to satisfy your sweet tooth while keeping your nutrition goals on track. I love how versatile it is; you can easily adjust the consistency by adding more milk if you prefer a thinner dip, or more pudding mix for a thicker, sweeter treat. Using Fage 2% plain Greek yogurt provides a creamy, tangy base rich in protein, which not only enhances the flavor but also supports muscle recovery and satiety. One of my favorite ways to enjoy this dip is by pairing it with crisp Granny Smith apple slices, which add a refreshing tartness and crunch that perfectly complements the creamy texture of the dip. Plus, Granny Smith apples are low in calories and packed with fiber, making them a nutritious dipping partner. Adding cinnamon elevates the dip with warmth and subtle spice, and of course, the vanilla extract brings out those classic cheesecake flavors naturally. I appreciate that the recipe uses zero sugar pudding mix, keeping the sweetness in check and avoiding unnecessary added sugars. For anyone watching their macros, this dip offers 17 grams of protein and only 150 calories per serving, or about 226 calories when combined with the apple—making it a great option for a high-protein dessert or snack. Whether you eat it by the spoon or dip your fruit, it’s a satisfying way to enjoy something indulgent without derailing your diet. Experimenting with other fruits like berries or pears can bring different flavor profiles, and you can also customize the spice level with more cinnamon or a pinch of nutmeg. This dip works well not only as a snack but also as part of a post-workout meal or even a light breakfast addition. Overall, it’s a simple, delicious way to add more protein and flavor to your day!

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Paige

Would it still be good without the milk?

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SandraB11

that looks good

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