13 Oct Double Fudge Vegan Protein Brownies
After much (much) tasting, I think it is safe to say that these are the best HIGH PROTEIN VEGAN BROWNIES that have ever passed my lips. I couldn't even tell that they were high protein. Or vegan.
Sugar free, gluten free, high in fiber and nutrients. And protein! Such a win.
They are rich and fudgy af, and seriously addictive. I have been rumoured to have eaten half a batch in one day. But that's just gossip.
Macros per brownie not including choc and pb drizzle:
Cals: 95
P: 8g
C: 6g
F: 4g
Double Fudge Vegan Protein Brownies
After much (much) tasting, I think it is safe to say that these are the best HIGH PROTEIN VEGAN BROWNIES that have ever passed my lips. I couldn't even tell that they were high protein. Or vegan.
Prepare the flax egg by putting the flaxseed in water in a glass and set aside.
Blend everything else except for the coconut flour and melted chocolate. Add coconut flour and flaxseeds in water (should have absorbed the water) and blend again.
Stir in the melted chocolate and other optional extras. Bake in greased pan for +-45 mins at 170 degrees. It will still look relatively soft underneath the top crust. Allow to cool in the fridge for 2-3 hours and they will become very fudgy.
Combine in a small bowl and microwave for 40 secs, stirring every 10 secs to create a caramel.
Combine in a small bowl and mix.
Ingredients
Directions
Prepare the flax egg by putting the flaxseed in water in a glass and set aside.
Blend everything else except for the coconut flour and melted chocolate. Add coconut flour and flaxseeds in water (should have absorbed the water) and blend again.
Stir in the melted chocolate and other optional extras. Bake in greased pan for +-45 mins at 170 degrees. It will still look relatively soft underneath the top crust. Allow to cool in the fridge for 2-3 hours and they will become very fudgy.
Combine in a small bowl and microwave for 40 secs, stirring every 10 secs to create a caramel.
Combine in a small bowl and mix.