I finally realized that I can never go wrong with a chocolate pop so I got out some ingredients and went to work.
The first thing I did was to determine how much volume I would need to fill the 6 moulds. I filled one up with water and poured it into a large measuring cup 6 times, just for accuracy sake. My 6 new moulds hold 3 cups of liquid.
I like to use protein powder because I feel it offers more nutritional value than just plain cocoa would, and the yogurt gives these a nice creamy texture.
I am so happy our hot weather is holding on into September so we still feel like eating frozen treats!
Here is how I made them up.. you could easily use a different chocolate protein powder, and change the amounts of the ingredients to meet your own needs.
Chocolate Protein Yogurt Pops
Makes 6 (3 cups liquid, approx.)
- 109g GNC Rebuilt Mass protein powder, chocolate brownie flavor
- 1 cup fat free plain yogurt
- 1-1/8 cups Vanilla Almond Breeze
- Mix all the ingredients very will and then pour into moulds and allow to freeze for several hours.
Weight Watchers P+ = 2.
Calories 90; Protein 7g; Carbohydrate 13g; Fat 1g; Fibre 0g.
Yum! A great alternative to fudge pops!!!
ReplyDeleteThose look great! And thanks for the BRILLIANT tip about figuring out how much liquid to make in advance. I regularly choose the wrong size of container to pour leftovers into...
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I love me some protein FUdgscicles ;)
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