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Image 1 — Smashed chicken tortilla wraps (260 calories, 30 grams protein each)
Image 2 — Smashed chicken tortilla wraps (260 calories, 30 grams protein each)
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Smashed chicken tortilla wraps (260 calories, 30 grams protein each)

  1. smash ground chicken into a low carb tortilla (I used 2/3 of a pound of chicken between three mission carb balance tortillas).
  2. Season the chicken with your seasoning of choice.
  3. put tortilla chicken side down on a medium-high heat sprayed with oil for a couple minutes (it is done cooking when the side of the chicken touching the tortilla is no longer pink).
  4. Put any toppings you like (I used dill pickles, tomato, red onion, and a drizzle of barbecue sauce).
  5. Fold and enjoy!

Low cal high protein tostada (with pictures!)

get mission carb balance tortilla, spray oil and sprinkle salt. air fry for 7-8 minutes at 350 F. get a can of white albacore tuna. drain it, mix it with half a lime, salt, black pepper, garlic powder, taco seasoning, paprika, and finely shredded cilantro. put the tuna on the air fried tortilla, squirt lime juice. 220 calories, 38 grams of protein (recipe courtesy of my starved, Mexican food desiring body on a calorie deficit :/).

Chicken Egg n Cheese Sando - 485 Cal 47g Protein, 8g Fiber

The over easy egg is a must for this one - the yolk makes a sauce which makes you forget it‘s chicken breast. I paired it with Habanero Yellow Bird hot sauce but any hot sauce would do

u/Cloud_Dwelling — 2 days ago
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>500 cal vegan personal pizzas

I’ve been experimenting with vegan cheeses using cashew based, cauliflower, tofu riccotta and my favorite is silken tofu mozzarella that melts using carageenan. I use sauces from primal kitchen as well as plain tomato and fresh basil cashew cream sauce. Some other toppings I enjoy are seitan pepperoni, spinach, artichoke and tomato.

u/Zealousideal-Bat-555 — 3 days ago

New incredible high protein tuna tostada recipe

get mission carb balance tortilla, spray oil and sprinkle salt. air fry for 7-8 minutes at 350 F. get a can of white albacore tuna. drain it, mix it with half a lime, salt, black pepper, garlic powder, taco seasoning, paprika, and finely shredded cilantro. put the tuna on the air fried tortilla, squirt lime juice, and you have a 220 calorie, 40 grams of protein tostada that tastes incredible!

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u/Acceptable_Town_4074 — 2 days ago
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Is this snack healthy?

The ingredients make us believe it is healthy, do you think it is really healthy? What snack is healthier than this ???

u/Character_Trifle_801 — 5 days ago
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Zuchhini + cocoa + coffee (˚0˚) !!

I tried out a recipe i made up with zucchini cocoa powder and coffee. The taste and the texture was like chocolate puding :0 it was pretty good but a bit too heavy chocolatey after a while xD i would do it again if we have any leftover single zucchinis again (ㅅ´ ˘ `)

RECIPE
12 grams whisked egg
20 grams stevia
15 grams flour
8 grams cocoa powder
2 grams baking powder
3 grams melted butter
15 ml of 6 gr coffee + 100 ml water
97 gram zucchini

1- mix the egg stevia and melted butter then add coffee and mix again
2- mix flour, cocoa powder and baking powder in a separate bowl
3- add the dry ingredients to the wet ones and mix by folding
4- add shredded zucchini and fold again
5- bake around 25 minutes at 170 celsius (make sure to check cus every oven is different xD )

Notes!!
when u first mix dry with wet the batter will be very dry but dont worry cus adding zucchini makes it really wet and moist
It has a dark chocolate puding taste so if u like it sweeter u can lower the coffee and cocoa amount or add more sweetener. Adjust to ur taste basically xP

u/SceneB0yGutz — 8 days ago
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Idk ?

Idk what to call this. Reminds me of that dessert they make in Hispanic cultures, but, I can’t think of the name right now . It just tastes good & is low in calories . Tastes like a orange creamsicle dessert 😋

u/Old-Promotion-6548 — 6 days ago
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Meal of the Day: Creamy Tuscan Chicken (7.8/10)

*Recipe Sourced from CutPlate AI*

Macros (Per Serving Serves 2-3):

Calories ~450 kcal
Protein ~48g
Carbs ~12g
Fat ~22g

u/TheW3atherman — 8 days ago

Made Gyozas yesterday (first time)

Roughly 60 kcal per Gyoza and they tasted even better than those of every japanese restaurant i ever was.
Filled them with mushrooms, spring onions, napa cabbage, ginger, meat, soy sauce and oyster sauce. They were deliciouse!

u/Quay-X — 7 days ago

479 cals / 44g protein - salmon spread on english muffin and sweet potato fries

this was pretty filling and i'm happy with the macros! i'm using a big plate here :)

macros:

69g carbs, 44g protein, 6g fat, 14g fiber

just popped a salmon fillet and a sliced sweet potato in the air fryer for 18 minutes at 400°. i then mixed just the salmon meat with some greek yogurt and added parsley for color. i put that over a low cal english muffin that i split in 2. ended up not using the sauce on the plate lol

u/moldyfops — 7 days ago
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Low Calorie options

Looking for the best low calorie coffee options. For reference I am a sweets person, I love sweet drinks and don’t like my coffee bitter or too strong. Or even a low calorie Dutch h2o. Tell me your best recipes for when you’re in a calorie deficit.

P.s I haven’t tried any of the new myst drinks I’m not really a fan of the electrolytes flavor that usually comes in drinks like that.

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u/Fuzzy_Face_9427 — 6 days ago

Rate my high volume breakfast?

Started counting calories after a failed keto stint (due to not counting calories). Wanted to lose 10 lbs a month at 240 pounds. Apparently that meant I would need to have ~900 calories a day. But I did some Reddit scrolling and discovered that 900 calories is definitely not a healthy calorie deficit and I wasn’t feeling full anyways.. so I’m trying my hand at volume maxxing instead at 1300 calories with light activity. What do we think? 🙂

Veggie omelette and potato with cottage cheese

~560 calories total

u/aremedi — 10 days ago
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The best fudge brownies you’ll ever have

I’ve perfected this recipe to the point where if calories didn’t exist I would still choose this over a typical dessert. It tastes way too decadent to be under 250 cals, super rich!! The full thing was about the size of an iPhone and thickness depends on how much you spread it out/pan used, honestly larger than the pics show.

Macros:
Calories for the whole thing: 230
Protein: 25-26g
Carbs: 13g
Fats: 8g

Wet
60g 0% Greek yogurt or skyr
25g egg whites (do NOT whip)
11g natural peanut-only peanut butter
Splash of instant coffee
½ tsp vanilla extract
pinch of salt

Dry
15g PE Science chocolate truffle protein powder
8g cocoa powder
6–7g rolled oats (blended into flour)

Structure
1/8 tsp baking powder

METHOD
1. Wet base
Mix until smooth:
yogurt + peanut butter
Then stir in egg whites gently (no whipping)

2. Add dry
Fold in:
protein powder
cocoa
oat flour
baking powder
salt + sweetener to taste (I used stevia)

3. Rest (DO NOT skip)
**5–8 minutes (**oat flour hydrates)

4. Bake:
170°C / 340°F
14 minutes

Cooling (critical step)
10–15 min in pan
then fully cool OR fridge 20 min

u/Free-Awareness-6237 — 12 days ago

Butter substitute

I’m craving chocolate chip cookies so I decided to back some sugar free chocolate chip cookies

I have basically everything I’d need to make it low cal, but I need a good substitute for butter. I like my cookies to be crisp and not cakey and I know most butter substitutes make cookies cakey, but that’s not what I’m craving.

What have you found makes a good low cal butter substitute and still keeps your cookies crispy?

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u/AlwaysLooking4Ashley — 9 days ago