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Keto Tiramisu Protein Truffles Recipe


Atkins Keto Tiramisu Protein Truffles
1.5g
Glucides nets Atkins™
Prep Time:60 Minutes
Style:American
Cook Time:0 Minutes
Phase:Phase 1
Difficulty:Moderate
* Any adjustments made to the serving values will only update the ingredients of that recipe and not change the directions.

3.6g

Protein

7.6g

Fat

2.1g

Fiber

90.3cal

Calories

calculatorComment sont calculés les glucides nets?

INGREDIENTS

  • 4TbspCream Cheese, original
  • 4TbspMascarpone Cheese
  • 1scoop (1 scoop= 31 g)Quest Vanilla Milkshake Protein Powder
  • 0 1/2tspEspresso, instant powder
  • 0 1/2tspCinnamon, ground
  • 6tbspLily's Sugar Free Chocolate Chips
  • 0 1/3TbspCoconut Oil

DIRECTIONS

  1. Cream together the softened cream and mascarpone cheeses.
  2. Add the protein powder, espresso powder and cinnamon.  Blend together
  3. Line a baking sheet that will fit in your freezer with parchment paper (or use a silicone mold with at least 9 wells). Measure out 1 tablespoon balls of the cheese and protein mixture, drop on the parchment paper, and place in the freezer for 30 minutes.
  4. Heat chocolate and coconut oil at 30 second intervals until melted in a microwave safe glass bowl (or heat very gently in a small bowl fit to another pan filled with 1/2-inch of water).  Stir until fully melted.  Place a piece of parchment paper onto another sheet pan, set aside.
  5. Remove the balls from the freezer, remove one piece at time and using two forks dip and roll each portion in the chocolate and place them on the sheet pan.  Once all are coated place them into the refrigerator to harden for 30 minutes.  Once hardened store the balls in the refrigerator in an air tight container for up to one week.

Cooking Tip

We love the idea of customizing this recipe to make it your own! If you add any ingredients, just be sure to keep an eye on net carbs.

Comment calculer les glucides nets

Avec l’approche nutritionnelle AtkinsMD, le décompte net AtkinsMC est calculé en soustrayant le nombre de grammes de fibres et de polyols (comme la glycérine et les alcools de sucre) du nombre total de grammes de glucides contenu dans les aliments entiers. Ce calcul correspond au concept voulant que les fibres et les polyols ont des répercussions minimales sur le taux de glycémie dans les quantités dans lesquelles on les retrouve dans les produits.

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