Frosting Cupcakes and Baking Churro's: A Finaflex Dual-Log

I'll be buying that ice cream maker next month at the latest, then. Glad to hear it get solid reviews from all of you.
 
MidwestBeast said:
I'll be buying that ice cream maker next month at the latest, then. Glad to hear it get solid reviews from all of you.
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It's my lifeblood ha. I've had one for about a year and a half and when the first one burnt up (gears broke) I went and bought a new one the next day. Couldn't live without it now
 
You know I do ;)

I'll get to it lol tonight was an article writing kind of night
 


Frosted Churro Cupcakes

Recipe:
1.5 Servings Complete Pancake Mix (60g)
1 Scoop Frosted Churro Whey (35g)
1/3 Cup Splenda (9g)
Dash Baking Powder (3g)
Dash Cinnamon (2g)
1 Serving SF/FF Pudding Mix (8g)
Dash Sea Salt

Wet:
3oz Greek Yogurt (85g)
1 Egg
1/4th Cup Almond Milk (15g)

Frosting:
75g Greek Yogurt
1 Serving SF/FF Pudding Mix (8g)

Directions:

1) Pre-Heat Oven to 350 Degrees
2) Combine all dry ingredients in a mixing bowl, and combine all wet in another mixing bowl.
3) Mix wet ingredients into dry and use a whisk/hand mixer until batter is formed.
4) Use cooking spray to muffin pan or cupcake linens and fill batter 3/4th of the way up the muffin holes.
5) Cook 15 minutes and allow to cool for 10-15 minutes on cooling rack
6) combine greek yogurt and SF/FF Pudding mix in a separate bowl. Transfer to a plastic bag, and cut the hole out of the corner. Slowly squeeze frosting on top of cupcakes.
7) Enjoy

Macros:

For Entire Recipe:
Calories ~ 590
Protein ~ 50g
Carbs ~ 75g
Fat ~ 10g

For Each Cupcake (Assuming 6)
Calories ~ 100
Protein ~ 8.3g
Carbs ~ 12.5g
Fat ~ 1.66g

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How'd they taste and how was the texture?
 
Ok so I am waiting on an order from the UK to fancy up my last recipe,
I am more than able to review the protein at this point though

I will write it up here probably soon and keep dropping recipes as I use the rest of the tub and I may grab strawberry soon
 
Driven2Lift's Frosted Churro Finaflex Clear Protein Review:

Scale of 1-5: 1=Strongly Disagree; 2 = Disagree; 3 = Neutral; 4 = Agree; 5 = Strongly Agree

1) This product mixed effortlessly: 5

Blender was of course easy, shaker will mix this in under 10 seconds decent shaking, zero complaints here.
As a baker there were also no clumps in my batters, generally caused by excess thickening agents

2) This product tasted great, when consumed as a shake and/or used while baking (4)

To say something tastes "great" means it has to be in the top 20% of proteins I have ever tried (a lot...). It is right there for me, and as a unique option on the market I plan to grab it at least once more (and try the others)

In my opinion this was best enjoyed in baked goods, pancakes may be my favourite way thus far. As a cinnamon flavour it is best warm. Oats were fantastic, but kind of have their own taste that overruns the doughy pastry taste (which is A+ in milk). So, breads, donuts, pancakes, etc. Are great things to try out with this. Or just be a bro and have a shake; no worries there because everybody loves pastries, and dough, and cinnamon... Right?




3) This product did not cause any digestion issues: 5

I usually say that not many ever do fir be but another unnamed brand currently is. This one passes my body's test just fine, as all Finaflex always has for me



4) This product improved overall recovery: 3

Neutral because I am meticulous and worked this into my diet in place of other protein, keeping all totals the same.
Recovery stayed strong, so this is as good as whole food protein in my books. (For recovery and in a otherwise decent diet)

5) I really enjoyed this product and would recommend it to friends and family: 5

I really did, and I already have

I would suggest it as a top 5 option for someone asking me for something unique and new to try out.
Or if they are a cinnamon/pastry fan.



On a more personal scale because others will ask, 8.5/10 overall for me, with consideration for pricing as well.
 
If team Finaflex wants an email for Lockout (you should bug us to pick this up lol) just ask

Recipe requests? Ask away

Thank you guys again for the opportunity
 
Driven2lift said:
If team Finaflex wants an email for Lockout (you should bug us to pick this up lol) just ask

Recipe requests? Ask away

Thank you guys again for the opportunity
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Sure, an email would be great.

Hmm. You guys have done great with your recipe ideas thus far.
 
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