High Protein Dessert

30+ High Protein Dessert Recipes – Best Low Carb Desserts

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Being on a weight loss journey does not mean you have to say goodbye to your favorite desserts. In fact, here is a list of high protein but low carb dessert recipes you will love!

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32. Crispy Fried Cod Fish Sticks

These Crispy Fried Oceanic Cod Strips achieve a fantastic crunch and will become a beloved choice for both children and grown-ups. The method of preparation is straightforward and the result is utterly delightful.

 

31. Low Carb & Easy Strawberry Pudding

This splendid protein-rich delight is free from sugar, low on carbohydrates and high in protein, and it’s exceedingly tasty. It’s the ideal choice for breakfast, a quick nibble or an after-meal treat!

 

30. Protein Berry Crumble

Every now and then, all I crave is this succulent berry crisp. It may not hold the most photogenic award, but trust me, its appearance doesn’t do justice to its taste.

It’s brimming with a luscious blend of fresh raspberries, almonds, and oats. Unlike many crisps laden with sugar, this one utilizes Stevia as a substitute.

For those moments of extra indulgence, I’ll drizzle some rich whipped cream or top it with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

 

29. S’mores Protein Cookies

This isn’t just a regular assortment of cookies. Consider these as incognito s’mores, crafted into the guise of cookies.

Each hefty cookie is laced with a generous amount of protein powder and collagen.

But that’s not all the protein you’re getting. These cookies are also packed with peanut butter, Greek yogurt, and almond milk.

And naturally, what is a cookie without some sweet elements? This version brings s’mores to mind with the inclusion of chocolate and marshmallows.

 

28. Oreo Protein Balls

I’ve mentioned a couple of cookies and cream desserts before, but there’s one more that merits a try.

Protein treats provide a burst of energy with just the right measure of cookies and cream flavor.

These treats are the ideal afternoon energizer that pairs wonderfully with a chilled glass of milk.

 

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27. High Protein Frozen Yogurt

The appeal of this frozen yogurt lies in its sweetness without the excessive use of sugar.

It boasts an exquisite fruity flavor derived from the mango and raspberry. For a super creamy texture, opt for full-fat Greek yogurt.

It’s recommended to consume this immediately rather than leaving it in the freezer. Otherwise, it may harden too much for optimal enjoyment.

 

26. Oreo Chocolate Parfait

Parfaits aren’t always about the amalgamation of fruits and granola.

This particular version serves as a sumptuous dessert, showcasing a blend of chocolate pudding, cookie crumbles, and whipped topping.

And guess what? It can be prepared in just 4 minutes!

 

25. Protein Rice Krispie Treats  

Recall those beloved treats from your childhood? Rice Krispie snacks are an all-time classic that’s not only simple to create, but can also be enhanced with added protein.

You’ll stick with the traditional components like marshmallows, crispy rice cereal, and butter.

The twist here is the addition of whey protein powder.

These can be left as they are, or drizzled with some dark chocolate syrup for an extra protein kick.

  

24. Keto Funnel Cakes

For many, funnel cakes bring back fond memories of childhood family outings to fairs.

Despite their delightful taste, these carb-loaded, oily delicacies are far from being health-friendly.

Say hello to these keto-adapted funnel cakes. With only 1 net carb, these are absolutely delicious and guilt-free.

 

23. Chocolate Protein Ice Cream  

What’s a better way to beat the heat than indulging in a scoop of ice cream? How about infusing some protein into every bite for an extra nutritional punch?

You can whip up this velvety chocolate ice cream right on your stovetop. That’s a boon for those without an ice cream maker.

Essential ingredients include cocoa powder, monk fruit sweetener, and protein powder.

 

22. Strawberry Protein Fluff

When craving something less decadent than chocolate, I opt for a serving of this airy, light dessert.

Almond milk and xanthan gum contribute to its lush texture, while the strawberry essence takes center stage.

It’s reminiscent of a glass of frothy strawberry milk in terms of taste, while its texture is all mousse.

 

21. Powerhouse Protein Parfaits

If a power-packed dessert is what you’re after, these delightful parfaits are your answer.

They’re loaded with plant-based ingredients and a touch of dairy. For a completely plant-based version, swap Greek yogurt with a nut-based milk.

Though these make for an excellent protein-rich dessert, they can also serve as a breakfast option for a nutritious start to your day.

 

20. Chocolate Workout Brownies 

While brownies might not typically spring to mind when considering health-conscious desserts, these particular ones are an exception.

Free from refined sugar and gluten, these exercise-friendly brownies won’t necessitate extended gym sessions.

The natural sweetness comes from ripe bananas and honey, providing a perfectly balanced sweetness.

The addition of nut butter lends them a gooey consistency, while also incorporating more protein, further amplified by chocolate protein powder.

 

19. Milkshake

This luxuriously creamy smoothie is so delectable, you’ll be tempted to savor every last drop! The double whammy of chocolate comes from chocolate-flavored ice cream and a generous drizzle of thick chocolate syrup.

Remember, the darker the chocolate, the more protein it contains.

To enhance its protein content, choose dark chocolate syrup and garnish with some dark chocolate shavings.

 

18. High Protein Cheesecake

Yearning for a sumptuous dessert? Here’s the perfect solution.

Start with a base of low-carb almond flour crust.

Next, layer it with a white chocolate cheesecake filling that gets its protein kick from Greek yogurt and protein powder.

Feel free to experiment with toppings or stick to the theme and drizzle white chocolate over the top, adding a handful of raspberries for good measure.

 

17. Chocolate Protein Pudding

Labeling this as a simple dessert would be selling it short.

With only four ingredients, you can whip up a velvety, dairy-free, gluten-free chocolate mousse in a mere 5 minutes. It really is that straightforward.

Whether it’s an afternoon snack or a late-night chocolate craving, this recipe is a quick-fix solution.

 

16. High-Protein Peanut Butter Cups

The classic duo of peanut butter and chocolate create some of the most irresistible desserts.

When I’m after a protein boost, I turn to these homemade delicacies.

Surpassing store-bought versions, these peanut butter cups are enveloped in dark chocolate and have a touch of vanilla from the whey protein.

With no additional sugar, these are an excellent choice if you find traditional Reese’s cups overly sweet.

 

15. Vanilla Bean Chia Pudding Recipe 

This vanilla bean chia pudding is SO delicious and so simple to make. A classic chia pudding recipe that pairs perfectly with fruit, yogurt, granola or any other topping that you desire!

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14. Cannoli Dip Recipe with Cinnamon Chips

This Cinnamon Cannoli Dip Recipe is just what you need when you are craving a cannoli. However, it’s much easier to make in a dip!

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13. High Protein Snickerdoodle Muffins

These snickerdoodle muffins are the best protein muffins on my blog. They’re unbelievably light, fluffy, and tender. Especially considering each muffin has 10 grams of protein and just 5 grams of carbs! 

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12. Gluten Free Oatmeal Raisin Protein Cookie

If you have ever wondered how to make protein cookies, you have come to the right place! When PlantFusion got in touch with me to ask about partnering with them to show off their awesome plant-based proteins I was excited to try them in some non-traditional ways – like in a baked good! I’ve seen a lot of people online asking if you can use protein powder in baking and I’m happy to say the answer after some extensive testing is YES (for PlantFusion anyway – no promises about anyone else’s protein).

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11. No-Bake Raspberry Frozen Cheesecake Bites

Craving something sweet but still refreshing and delicious? Make these raspberry-stuffed Frozen Cheesecake Balls and keep them in the freezer, ready to grab-and-go whenever you’re craving something fabulous.

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10. Keto Peanut Butter Cookies {Keto, Low Carb, Gluten-free)

These 5 Ingredient Keto Peanut Butter cookies are an easy recipe for deliciously soft and chewy peanut buttery bites. They are lower in calories and so perfectly tempting that they will be in rotation all year long.

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9. Instant Pot Yogurt

Yogurt lovers, this Instant Pot Yogurt recipe is for you! All you need is two ingredients to easily whip up a batch of your very own creamy and delicious homemade yogurt in Instant Pot.

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8. Moong Dal Halwa – High Protein Dessert

Moong dal halwa recipe with step by step photos. Moong dal halwa is an addictive and delicious halwa variety made from mung lentils and ghee (clarified butter). it is a popular and rich halwa recipe from north India.

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7. Secretly Healthy Chickpea Brownies [Oil Free]

Moong dal halwa recipe with step by step photos. Moong dal halwa is an addictive and delicious halwa variety made from mung lentils and ghee (clarified butter). it is a popular and rich halwa recipe from north India.

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6. Mini Paleo Chocolate Cake (with Ramekins)

Whether it’s for a Birthday, Valentine’s day, Christmas, or some solo-I-need-a-chocolate-cake-in-my-mouth event… it’s always good to have a good chocolate cake recipe laying around!  Yes, normal sized cakes are pretty awesome, but maybe you don’t have two good sized cake pans, want to switch it up, or… just want your cake to look damn cute!  Well, you’re in luck!  If you have Ramekins laying around… you can make this adorable and decadent Mini Paleo Chocolate Cake! See more vegan Valentine’s Day treats.

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5. Almond Flour Peanut Butter Cookies [Gluten Free]

Moist with crunchy edges, and tons of nutty flavour, these almond flour peanut butter cookies are bursting with deliciousness. They’re simple to prepare, only 6 ingredients and 20 minutes is all you need to get these done. Clean ingredients have never tasted this good!

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4. Collagen Cookie Dough Keto Protein Balls

In minutes, you can whip together these nutrient dense, raw,  collagen-filled  keto protein balls for ANY time you need a quick and satisfying treat!  Loaded with healthy fats and collagen, these no bake keto fat bombs are super addicting!

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3. Easy Vegan Protein Muffins (GF + Oil-Free)

These Vegan Protein Muffins (blender muffins) are quick, easy, healthy, and delicious! All you’ll need is some common ingredients, a blender, muffin tin, and your oven.

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2. Healthy Chocolate Chip Cookies with Chickpeas

Do you prefer to eat cookie dough straight from the bowl, or bake it first? Made with chickpeas and nutritious ingredients, this healthy protein cookie dough can be eaten two ways!

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1. No-Bake Chocolate Peanut Butter Crunch Bars

All you’ll need is 5 ingredients, and 15 minutes to make these Chocolate Peanut Butter Crunch Bars. Enjoy them as a healthy snack or dessert.

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High Protein Dessert Recipes

High Protein Dessert

30+ High Protein Dessert Recipes - Best Low Carb Healthy Desserts

Fuel your sweet tooth with high protein dessert recipes. Discover the best 32 low-carb healthy desserts for guilt-free indulgence.

Ingredients

  • Vanilla Bean Chia Pudding
  • Cannoli Dip Recipe
  • Snickerdoodle Muffins
  • Oatmeal Raisin Protein Cookie
  • Raspberry Frozen Cheesecake Bites

Instructions

    1. Choose any low carb dessert recipes from the post that you like.
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    3. Try the best low carb dessert recipes and share your photo under my pin on Pinterest!

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