These 10 High-Protein Desserts Pack a Sweet Punch

You can eat popsicles for breakfast, especially when they’re made from blueberries and protein-rich Icelandic yogurt. They also make a great dessert but with these ingredients, they are truly anytime pops. 

Almond flour and protein powder form a protein duo, which beefs up this recipe’s protein per serving to 15 grams. They are still as fudgy as always, though, thanks to cocoa powder and chocolate chips.

There is no flour in these cookies, but the combo of peanut butter, sugar and protein powder makes it feel like they do. 

This rich and creamy pudding comes together in a matter of minutes with just a few ingredients. Protein powder, cocoa powder, milk and a nut butter (like almond) are whipped together to become a decadent dessert without any added sugar. 

Pop one of these little chocolatey bites in your mouth when you need a protein pick-me-up. Keep a batch in the freezer too for when a craving strikes.

These bars are so satisfying that they seem like a candy bar, but instead, you get a fortified bar with protein powder, peanut butter and maple syrup. 

Fluff is like pudding 2.0 -- pudding, but better. Mix together a boxed pudding mix, Cool Whip and Greek yogurt and you now have a dip, a spread or a bowl full of deliciousness to eat with a spoon.

Scream for ice cream again with this simple coconut milk and protein powder mix. It’s dairy-free and gluten-free so this treat is good for vegans as well as the gluten-intolerant crowd. 

Pump up the protein in cheesecake by adding some Greek yogurt, in addition to cream cheese. The end result is soft and creamy so this cheesecake is on the lighter side.

These Rice Krispy treats taste just like the ones from your childhood but now with extra protein. Does this mean you’re a grown-up now?