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Salted Caramel Protein Ice Cream
A high-protein salted caramel ice cream made in a Ninja CREAMi with light milk, protein powder, caramel flavoring, and sugar-free pudding mix. The full pint contains approximately 288 calories and 34 g protein, excluding toppings.
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Ingredients
- 200 ml Light milk
- 200 g Almond-coconut milk (Use an almond-coconut milk beverage.)
- 35 g Salted caramel whey protein powder (The creator used Scorpion Supplements NZ salted caramel whey protein powder.)
- 0.5 tsp Caramel drops
- 2.5 tsp Natural sweetener (Use 2–3 teaspoons, adjusted to taste.)
- 1 tbsp Sugar-free pudding mix
- 0.25 tsp Salt
Steps
- 1
Add the light milk, almond-coconut milk, salted caramel whey protein powder, caramel drops, natural sweetener, sugar-free pudding mix, and salt to a blender. Use 2 teaspoons of sweetener initially if you prefer to adjust the sweetness gradually.
- 2
Blend until completely smooth, with the protein powder and pudding mix fully dispersed and no visible lumps remaining.
- 3
Pour the blended mixture into a Ninja CREAMi pint container. Secure the lid and freeze the container level for at least 20 hours, or until the mixture is solid throughout.
- 4
Place the frozen pint in the Ninja CREAMi and process it using the Light Ice Cream setting.
- 5
Check the texture after spinning. If the ice cream is not smooth or fully processed, run it again using the Mix-In setting. Do not add extra liquid before re-spinning.
- 6
Serve immediately. Optional toppings include rice bubble cereal and sugar-free caramel sauce; these are not included in the stated macros.
Notes
The creator reports approximately 288 calories, 34 g protein, 8 g fat, and 18 g carbohydrates for the entire pint, excluding toppings. Freeze for 20+ hours before processing. Do not add extra liquid if a second spin is needed.
Nutrition per serving
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