We don't wish for the easy stuff.

my name's brie and I'm a previously lazy, currently fit 17 year-old still trekking on a journey to improve physically and mentally. join with me and read about my misadventures, successes, downfalls, and recipes I find along the way right here.

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Big bowl of protein fluff for dessert :)

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So true going to the gym later:)

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thanks for the follow ;) did you just start your tumblr? because i cant go down far on your tumblr!! or is my tumblr stuffing up?

You're welcome! And yes, I did just create my tumblr which is why you can't scroll down very far. I havent posted much yet :)

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Ingredients for one cookie: - 1/2 avocado - 1/4 cup vanilla protein powder - 1 tablespoon cocoa - 1 to 2 squares of dark chocolate Mix avocado, protein powder and cocoa in a food processor or using a hand blender. Chop dark chocolate and add to the mix. Bake for only 10-12 min at 180-200 degrees Celsius. (Be careful not to overbake that cookie or it’s going to be too dry.) The nutrition facts for the cookie are: 457 kcal, 31 g of protein, 27.5 g of carbs, 7.5 g of sugar, 27.5 g of fat, 11.5 g of dietary fiber. If that’s too much for you, you can save 168 kcal, 7 g of sugar and 12 g of fat by omitting the chunks of dark chocolate.

Comparatively, a double chocolate chunk cookie at Starbucks is about the same amount of calories but with 37 grams of sugar and 3 grams of fiber.

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this looks so good, it makes me want to cry. not joking.