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20g Protein per serving
Formulated for women
Iron & B Vitamins
Supports hair, skin & nails
Bone & muscle support
Dairy & gluten-free
4 Flavours
20 Servings
Our Vegan Protein Blend is a protein powder without the problems, free from gluten, dairy or irritants, it’s designed to support women’s unique nutritional needs. Available in four delicious flavours; Salted Caramel, Chocolate, Berry and Vanilla, our protein powder has been developed with leading UK nutritionists. It is rich in important nutrients and superfoods, including Peruvian Maca and Vitamin B12 to contribute to normal hormonal activity as well as other nutrient powerhouses such as Ginseng and Guarana.
Alongside 20g of plant-based protein to support muscle recovery, each serving delivers a rich dose of iron which contributes to the normal formation of red blood cells, crucial for menstrual cycle and supporting the quality of hair, skin and nails.
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At Free Soul, your wellbeing is our priority, and although we pride ourselves on our expertise in women's health and wellbeing, it is important to acknowledge the individuality of each person. Features published by Free Soul are not intended to treat, diagnose, cure or prevent any disease, or replace the advice of your GP. We always recommend consulting with a healthcare provider if you encounter any health concerns, and we’ll always be here to support you so you’re never alone on your journey.
Protein Blend Recipe: Protein Doughnuts by Amy Cousins (@amycousins1)
Low Cal, High Protein Doughnuts.
If you know me well, you’ll know that doughnuts are my kryptonite and when I lived in London, I was a VERY frequent customer at Doughnut Time. (If you haven’t tried one of these bad boys, I URGE you to do so ASAP). And whilst these doughnuts are phenomenal, they’re quite expensive and not particularly nutritious. So I thought, how can I recreate a doughnut for a fraction of the price and a few less kcals.
I’ve come across so many different protein doughnut recipes and whilst some have worked better than others, there was still always something that wasn’t quite right.
So, after experimenting with topping ideas I think I’ve finally found a recipe that really hits the spot. The star of the show?Free SoulVanilla Protein Blend.
Light and creamy? Tick.
Strong vanilla flavour? Tick.
Bakes well? Tick!
Serving size: 9 mini doughnuts.
Ingredients
For the doughnut
40g coconut flour
25g Free Soul vanilla protein powder
60g apple sauce
80g egg whites
1 whole egg
1/2 tbsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp baking powder
50ml semi skimmed milk (or other milk of choice)
For the glaze
1 large tbsp Free Soul vanilla protein powder
Water (add to whey protein gradually until it forms a paste)
Macros.
60 kcal per doughnut / 3.5g P/ 2.6g C/ 3.6g F**
**(excluding toppings)
Method
Preheat oven to 180c (or pre-heat doughnut maker following appliance instructions).
Place all doughnut ingredients into anutri-bulletor blender, mix until thick and combined.
If you’re using a doughnut maker spoon in the mixture and cook for around 3 minutes.
If you’re using a doughnut tray, spray with low-cal cooking spray, spoon in the mixture and bake for 15-18 minutes.
Make the glaze, and set aside whilst doughnuts cool.
Using a spoon, apply the glaze to the doughnuts, and decorate! *see below for topping ideas and options!
Enjoy!!(Doughnuts will keep for around 3 days in an airtight container, although, mine never last more than 30 minutes!)
Topping Ideas
1 tsp raspberry jam
1 tsp hot chocolate powder and a drizzle of Sweet FreedomChoc shot
At Free Soul, your well-being is our priority, and although we pride ourselves on our expertise in women's health and wellbeing, it is important to acknowledge the individuality of each person. Features published by Free Soul are not intended to treat, diagnose, cure or prevent any disease, or replace the advice of your GP. We always recommend consulting with a healthcare provider if you encounter any health concerns, and we’ll always be here to support you so you’re never alone on your journey.