Jan 12, 2022
I just made muffins that are 50kcal! Vegan. Gluten free. Keto friendly. 6.5g of protein. They're in the oven now so I haven't tasted them yet. If they turn out well I'll share the recipe :)
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I just made muffins that are 50kcal! Vegan. Gluten free. Keto friendly. 6.5g of protein. They're in the oven now so I haven't tasted them yet. If they turn out well I'll share the recipe :)
Muffin egg bake! Amazing food prep, tasty, low carb and low kcal! Przepyszne jajeczne muffinki. Świetnie do przygotowania na później, świetna przekąska lub śniadanie w biegu. posted on Instagram - https://ift.tt/2Zakddb
➳kpop: westernized IU-diet ❀
The original IU diet consists of one apple, one sweet potato and one protein shake per day, which is about 500 kcal. I'm pretty sure that I'm not the only one who has been thinking about this diet, but because it just didn't suit my lifestyle, especially because I'm still a student, I decided to change it up a bit and show you my result. I will be doing this for a month, but I would like to remind you, that this is not a healthy diet and you probably shouldn't do this. :3 Here is what the meal plan looks like and behind the '>' are the products that I'll be eating. Also don't forget to drink a glass of water half an hour before your meals and don't drink any sweet drinks! Breakfast (max. 150kcal): -any cereal at around 100kcal >melting flakes with spelt and oats; 25g, 88kcal -almond or soy milk, around 100ml >almond milk; 100ml, 24kcal -black coffee, without any milk or sugar it has 0kcal Lunch (max. 110kcal): -one big or two small slices of bread, about 70kcal >whole grain toast; 25g, 63kcal -one slice of low-fat cheese, about 40kcal >cheese slices light; 12g, 33kcal -any vegetables that you like, don't bother about the calories >pepper, cucumber, cherry tomamtos, broccoli Dinner (max. 100kcal): -vegan or low-fat yogurt, around 80kcal >vegan soy yogurt; 100g, 50kcal -diet-friendly fruits >strawberry, blueberry -one cup of tea, without sugar it's 0kcal Snack (twice a day, between the meals): -nuts and other healthy snacks, max. 150kcal >cashew, peanut, almond, hazel mix and raisins; 30g, 156kcal All in one: about 500kcal >for me it's about 420kcal but i tend to eat a bit more ;) Wish me good luck, I'll start tomorrow! <3