High Protein No‑Bake Cheesecake
- 10 min
- Serves 1
- 8 ingredients
10 minutes to prep. A creamy, chocolate‑flavored cheesecake that’s packed with protein and low in calories. An oat‑nut butter crust adds a subtle nutty crunch, while Greek yogurt and low‑fat cream cheese create a silky, satisfying filling—perfect for a quick post‑workout snack or guilt‑free dessert.
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Method
Line a small (approximately 6‑inch) cheesecake mold with parchment paper, making sure the paper extends up the sides to prevent sticking.
Place the rolled oats, nut butter, and maple syrup into a mixing bowl.
Using a spatula or your hands, mix the ingredients until a cohesive, dough‑like mass forms; if the mixture feels too dry, add a few drops of milk and continue mixing until it holds together when pressed.
Kitchen notes · Added by ReelsMeals: The crust mixture holds together when pressed. Add the milk sparingly until the mixture is cohesive.
Transfer the oat mixture into the prepared mold and press firmly with the back of a spoon or the bottom of a flat glass to create an even crust layer, packing it tightly against the sides as well.
Kitchen notes · Added by ReelsMeals: The crust forms a compact, even layer. Press firmly into the corners of the mold.
In a separate bowl, combine the thick Greek yogurt, low‑fat cream cheese, cocoa powder, and granular sweetener.
Whisk the filling ingredients together until the mixture is completely smooth, with no lumps of cream cheese visible; this may take 1–2 minutes of vigorous mixing.
Kitchen notes · Added by ReelsMeals: The filling is smooth with no visible cream cheese lumps. Scrape the sides of the bowl while mixing.
Taste the filling and, if desired, adjust sweetness by adding a little more sweetener, then give it a quick final stir.
Pour the chocolate‑yogurt filling over the prepared crust, spreading it evenly with a spatula to the top of the mold.
Cover the mold loosely with plastic wrap or a lid and place it in the refrigerator.
Chill for at least 2 hours, preferably overnight, to allow the filling to set and the flavors to meld.
Kitchen notes · Added by ReelsMeals: The filling is set enough to slice. Leave it chilled until ready to serve.
When ready to serve, remove the cheesecake from the refrigerator, lift it out of the mold using the parchment paper, and slice into portions.
Enjoy the high‑protein, no‑bake cheesecake as a satisfying dessert or post‑workout treat.
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Cheesecake, 27 ways
27 creators posted their own.
- Josh Gale40 min6 ingr.Oven, Blender
- itzpmartin10 min7 ingr.Only this one uses chocolate protein powder, stevia and crackers
- Thomas Colin1 hr6 ingr.Oven
- Janne de Mol30 min9 ingr.Only this one uses lotus cookies, philadelphia cream cheese and pistachio spread
- On est Gourmands20 min8 ingr.Only this one uses biscuits, pistachio paste and pistachio praline
- Matteo10 min8 ingr.Only this one uses nut butter, thick greek yogurt and granular sweetener
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