Protein Fluff / Angel Delight

http://howistayfit.com/cooking/protein-fluff-angel-delight/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpbNLJy2fDg&t=56s

Protein Fluff

Protein Fluff! Wow it tasted awesome! This protein fluff / angel delight was made with whey protein (but you could use any protein powder). The other ingredients were Xanthan gum, cream of tartar, and diet cream soda.

You just keep whisking with the electric whisk, and then leave it in the fridge to set! You’ll see in the video that I don’t actually have a whisk, so I had to use a handheld blender. It still worked, but I’m sure you would have had a thicker better end result if you used a whisk.

You could add any other optional ingredients like cinnamon or stevia.

The calorie content is really low – it is only the calories in the one scoop of protein I used that count, so that’s about 20g of protein per serving!

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