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María Fernanda López

Red Velvet Cookie Cheesecakes (Keto & Gluten Free)

Inspired by Valentine's Day these cookie cheesecakes are just perfect for the occasion, a beautiful red velvet recipe! Easy, no bake and delicious using some of my favorite things ever; cookies, cream cheese and pecans, who wants some of this?


Well, we are keeping it super easy with this recipe and flavorful. Organic cream cheese to make sure we are getting those nutrients, plus is always important to check those ingredients because some cream cheese may contain fillers and unnecessary ingredients.



When it comes to nutrition getting nutrient dense and real foods is essential and little changes can make the difference. From getting organic products to changing to monk fruit instead of cane sugar.



For this recipe I'm using granulated monk fruit (use discount code PURELYHL for discount) instead of sugar. An ingredient I have been using for years now and I love it because it's easy to use and it doesn't leave a weird aftertaste.



For the toppings I used some of Heka Good Foods Keto Cookies (discount code purelyhealthyliving) cut into little pieces to add the cookie flavor, texture and keep the recipe low carb since these cookies are Keto Certified! That means that they have been tested to keep you into ketosis and that they are made with real ingredients.



To add a little of an extra crunch I added some candied pecans from MariGold Bars, simply amazing and a game changer when it comes to using nuts in recipes. You can use regular pecans or make your own! These are keto and ready to use though.



To add that red velvet color I simply used some of Organifi Red Juice powder, that it has beets to give that boost of color and energy. I really like it overall because it also taste delicious, it's organic and it blends well in recipes (you can use discount code PURELYHL).



As you can see I really used some of my favorite ingredients here! And they work perfectly into these fun Red Velvet Cookie Cheesecakes, perfect for this Valentine's Day or any occasion really!



Ingredients for these Red Velvet Cookie Cheesecakes:



This recipe is also perfect to feed a crowd or to make for meal preps! This recipe makes 12 serving with 155 kcal each bite. Just a perfect snack size, to share with your loved ones too! Also great since this is a no bake and freezer recipe.



Oh yes! I almost forgot about the protein. Yes, I used protein powder to add some protein, flavor and volume to this recipe. Also is a great hack to create a creamy and denser consistency for these little cheesecakes. I used Nuzest Vanilla one, it's also low carb and made with simple ingredients.



How to make these simple and delicious Red Velvet Cookie Cheesecakes:

  1. Mix all the ingredients for the cheesecake using an electric hand mixer or a spoon until there's no lump left.

  2. Pour about 1/4 cup of the mix into twelve silicone muffin cups.

  3. Add your toppings.

  4. Freeze for a couple of hours or overnight.

  5. ENJOY!



So now you know, this is a simple, quick and taste buds pleaser! Would you try this easy recipe? You are going to love it! I enjoyed these as my afternoon snack or dessert and taste buds were so pleased!



So for all the breakfast lovers, are you ready to get started? Don't forget to share, pin, save or bookmark this recipe! Remember to spread the joy and this recipe, anyways, have a great day everyone!


With love,

María



 

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Red Velvet Cookie Cheesecakes

By María Fernanda López

Serves 12


Ingredients

Cheesecake Base

  • 1 block (190g) or cream cheese (room temperature)

  • 1/4 cup of Organifi Red Powder (PURELYHL for discount)

  • 1/2 cup of Nuzest Vanilla Pea Protein (PURELYHL for discount)

  • 1 cups of water or nut milk

  • 1/3 cup of monk fruit

Toppings

  • 3 Heka Good Foods Cookies

  • 1/4 cup of keto candied pecans (used MariGold)


Method

  1. Mix all the ingredients for the cheesecake using an electric hand mixer or a spoon until there's no lump left.

  2. Pour about 1/4 cup of the mix into twelve silicone muffin cups.

  3. Add your toppings.

  4. Freeze for a couple of hours or overnight.

  5. ENJOY!

 

Nutritional Information per serving (155 kcal)

Fat: 11.2g

Carbs: 10.1g

Fiber: 3.2g

Protein: 7.6g


 


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