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Protein pudding and protein desserts without powder

You don’t need powder for a protein pudding: skyr, low-fat quark and cottage cheese bring 11 to 12 g protein per 100 g, silken tofu about 5 g. Cooked with milk and egg, they become a vanilla pudding; stirred cold, a mousse or cream. Sweeten with honey, maple syrup or fruit.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need protein powder for protein pudding?

No. Skyr, low-fat quark, cottage cheese, silken tofu and eggs bring the protein. The recipes here work without powder.

How much protein is in the desserts?

Every recipe shows the amount per serving. A recipe only makes it into this collection if at least 12 % of its calories come from protein – many are well above that.

How long do the desserts keep in the fridge?

Well covered, usually 2 to 3 days. Add anything crunchy and fresh fruit just before eating.

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