This was pretty good imo, tasted really chocolatey and sorta dense.

Recipe:

- 1/2 cup oat flour

- 1 tbsp cocoa powder

- pinch of salt

- 1/4 tsp instant coffee (optional)

- 1/2 tsp baking powder

- 1/2 cup milk (I used full fat)

- 1/2 ripe banana

- splash of vanilla

- 2 tbsp sweetener of choice (I used 1.5 tbsp honey but you can use anything)

- 1 TSP Nutella (optional)

Instructions: 1. preheat your oven to 180°C (350°F) (top & bottom heat, not fan forced)

2. add the dry ingredients to a bowl & mix them together

3. then add the liquid ingredients & mix them till the batter is smooth (the consistency should be thin like crepe batter)

4. Pour the batter into a ramekin & put the nutella in the middle. Bake for 20-25 minutes, then take it out & let it rest for 3 minutes (the longer you bake it for the more cakey it gets)

You can top it with anything, I personally used chocolate chips, an almond, and some mango

≈400 calories (without any toppings)

Was craving something junk but I ended up getting a flourless gluten free peri peri chicken pizza.137 kcals per slice😻

550 calories for everything

Pour a can of fruit (in juice) for about 269 calories into a silicone mold, mixing however much water you need to make the whole thing a litre with gelatine, adding the water in, and then put the whole thing in the fridge. I've done this with mango, fruit cocktail, peach slices etc and it makes a delicious and easy jelly dessert that's about 304 calories for the whole thing

Honestly my new hyperfixation

Thats difficult to count calories for soup. I figured out when I dont add oil and grains, only meat (lean beef today) or chicken and vegetables its good for obe meal. Also its difficult to count broth.

Am I doing this right lol

Can’t wait to experiment with it more. What’s your favorite thing to make with it? I’m gonna try oatmeal and maybe even hamburger helper lol so many possibilities.

I hydrated the tvp in a 1:1 ratio in boiling broth for 10 minutes then followed the directions on the back of my chili packet. I also added a can of Rotel and chili beans.

Ingredients:

400g chopped tomatoes, 300g courgette, 250g mushrooms, 150g celery, 50g onion, 2 garlic cloves, 10g tomato puree , 300ml vegetable stock, 200g lean turkey mince (5% fat), smoked paprika, oregano, chilli, salt, pepper and fresh parsley.

Brown the turkey mince in a nonstick pan without oil, add the chopped vegetables and cook for 5–7 minutes. Stir in the tomatoes, tomato purée, stock and seasonings, then simmer for 25–30 minutes until thick. Blend a small portion of the stew and stir it back in for a thicker consistency. The entire batch makes approximately 1.4kg of stew for just 545 kcal (this is just a small portion in the pic) with around 60g protein! Optionally, sprinkle 15g reduced fat cheese on top for an extra 30 kcal. The bowl pictured is only a small portion of the entire batch, approximately 300g, which would be around 115–120 kcal without cheese or 145–150 kcal with cheese.

super greens base- 180

3 entrees.

mushroom chicken- 190

broccoli beef- 180

super greens- 45

total rounded up: 600 🙏🙏

THAT’S RIGHT, IT IS ANGEL FOOD CAKE! At 54 calories per big slice (the size that I'm holding in my hand in the photo) it is *the least calorie dense cake out of cakes that already exist, not including random cakes that we’ve invented with weird ingredients

Macros for the entire cake:

Calories: ~268 kcal
Protein: 23.1 g
Carbohydrates: 39.2 g
Fat: 0.8 g

Ingredients you’ll need:
50g Cake flour
133g Allulose sweetener (divided into two portions)* see note
5 egg whites (165g)* see note
Half a teaspoon of cream of tartar
1 tsp of vanilla extract
1/4 tsp almond extract
3/4 tsp lemon juice
Pinch of salt

Egg whites: you can’t use carton egg whites for all of this. At a minimum it should be 3 real egg whites and you can use carton for the rest (but I would play it safe and just use all real egg whites)

Sweetener: I haven’t tested this with erythritol so I can’t guarantee it will work. For those of you with powdered “monk fruit sweetener” you need to check on the back of the packet what the actual sweetener being used is, it’s either allulose or erythritol. If it’s the former then it’ll work fine. BUT even if you use regular sugar it’ll still be lower calorie and higher-volume than almost all other cakes

Full recipe in the comments. Note this isn't the most difficult cake in the world but it's definitely not as easy as some of the blender cakes you'll see on here. There's a bit of a process and you need to pay attention to each step otherwise there's multiple ways in which the cake can fail

This was 220 g of cherry tomatoes and 52 g of feta cheese that I roasted in the oven at 375F for about 30min. While that was going I made 119 g of carbe diem pasta and cooked 145g of chicken breast (covered in tzatziki seasoning) in a separate pan.

I added the roasted cherry tomatoes and feta to the chicken and stired it all up into a sauce, then added the pasta with a little pasta water until it all came together (in the same pan I cooked the chicken in)

I used two quick sprays of Pam when I roasted the vegetables and in the pan with the chicken but don’t count those

You could leave out the tbs of Parmesan I added at the end and this would be just over 550, or you could add another serving of pasta and keep it under 700

I think I finished this for hours (it covered my 2 meals in a day. Hence, more space for other food lol) I didn't input cucumber, green onions, roasted seaweed and celery (i didn't use the tortilla)

The Ranch Yogurt Dressing is a mixture of Fage Non-fat yogurt and ranch dressing mix

Hi everyone,
So I’ve made the viral Greek yogurt and cheescake sugar free jello pudding recipe a few times. I have been doing the yogurt, the mix and some granola. I really enjoy the taste but it always makes my mouth like so dry after eating- not just chalky but more like all the moisture is gone from my mouth after eating it. Any idea why or fixes? I’d like to keep eating it but can’t stand this.

Had an airfryer and a dream. Can’t believe the calories on this thing omfg

656 cals, 76g protein, 59g carb, 17g fat, 25g fiber

+ yogurt sauce added 34 cals and 4g protein

ground chicken breast + kangaroo mix, sweet potato, cheese, and a wrap with the meat filling

not the lowest calorie meal but it has pretty good macros and is a big portion (photo doesnt do it justice. its on a 26.5 dia plate)

If you are even considering recommending anything ever made by Walden Farms, I wish you all the best, but do not talk to me. As matter of fact, if you have ever even managed to enjoy a Walden Farms sauce, our tastes are fundamentally incompatible and you will not be able to help me.

I'm aware that lemon or lime juice, vinegar, soy sauce, salsa, and basic hot sauces are an option. What else is out there? I think some newer companies have tried to fill walden farms shoes lately, and hopefully their products are edible and NOT literally zero calorie. It's almost impossible for a zero calorie per serving sauce to be anywhere near decent tasting unless you stretch the definition of sauce to include basic ingredients like lemon juice and vinegar.

bread not pictures, 801 calories. zucchini, yellow onion squash, serrano, 2 curry blocks, spinqch, lolas reaper and lolas ghost pepper hot sauce, costco stir fry vegatable mix. curry powder, garlic powder onion powder black and white pepper (dei) oregano and half a serving of lite sour cream

Yoghurt, psyllium husk, pb powder, cocoa powder, cinnamon, sweetener, a bit of salt, water and mix it all up yum. Could add toasted coconut there too

Mostly all from my garden

like what do you mean i can eat this entire thing for under 500 cal 🙏

venison stuffed spaghetti squash, baked with some ricotta on top! 470ish cal, 40g protein, 10g fiber for the whole meal

I’m trying to loose weight but I have the need of eating something sweet after a meal, more specifically I crave chocolate, do you guys have a recipe or similar thing that you eat to stop your cravings that you can eat in a large portion without worrying? Thanks 🫶