Healthy Eats: Protein Pudding

Protein Pudding is one of those protein powder wonders! How can something with so little calories, fat, and carbs taste so good? You’ll love this as a sweet treat, low-carb after dinner snack, or a quick on-the-go meal to keep you on track! It’s pretty easy to make but you have to stay close to the microwave at all times. If you let it go too long you will have concrete protein, not protein pudding!

For every 1 portion (usually 1 scoop) of protein powder, add 1/4 cup water. Whisk the two ingredients together in a microwave safe bowl. Set the microwave for 2 minutes on half power. Let it cook about 30 seconds before whisking. Then put it back in for 20 seconds and whisk again. Then depending on the consistency, drop to 10-15 seconds. Once it is close to pudding consistency, do not let it go more than 5-8 seconds at a time. It will quickly turn into rock and you will have to start over!

Once done, top with your allotted fat in peanut butter or almond butter. It’s great served warm or store it in containers and eat it cold!

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*The exact portions will vary per person. Contact us for more details on your portions and macronutrient breakdown per meal/per day! There is no need to guess at how you should eat – let us help you eat right for your body type and goals!

Healthy Eats: Chicken Waldorf

You’ve probably noticed a theme: that I’m big on foods that don’t require a microwave in order to taste good! I am in the car, a lot, travelling to see clients but also out and about with my daughter on days that I don’t work. I need healthy, convenient, easy to eat and drive foods. I often get asked what choices will be good at “fast food” restaurants and I promise you that there are no choices from the drive-thru that will help you accomplish your goals. Sure, some foods are better than others but you won’t be hitting your ideal macros if it comes out of a window as you drive by!

So, healthy foods that are easy to eat and don’t need a microwave…how about a Chicken Waldorf salad? It’s a refreshing lunch on a hot summer day, travels nicely, and is packed with healthy carbs, protein and fat! Here’s how I put together my Chicken Waldorf:

  1. Measure out previously cooked chicken (I used crockpot shredded chicken but grilled or baked would be great to)
  2. Chop up half of a small apple and slice a handful of grapes
  3. Crush 1/4 cup walnuts and add to fruit and chicken mixture
  4. Measure 1-2 TBSP of nonfat Greek Yogurt and 1-2 TSP of Dijon Mustard
  5. Squeeze some fresh lemon juice on the mixture and stir to combine
  6. The Chicken Waldorf would be great served on a big bed of lettuce, on top of Ezekiel bread (depending on your carb allotment), or accompanied by some grilled veggies

Healthy eating takes planning and commitment but the results will be worth it. We have tons of great recipes to get your started on your journey.

*The exact portions will vary per person. Contact us for more details on your portions and macronutrient breakdown per meal/per day! There is no need to guess at how you should eat – let us help you eat right for your body type and goals!