Cheesecake Yogurt

This is like eating dessert for breakfast! If you like the flavor of a sour cream cheesecake, you will love this yogurt.  It still has a slight “tang” from the yogurt, but the cream cheese flavor still comes through.  I did not calculate the nuts and cinnamon on top, but you can include them if you like.  Fresh berries would be another great option!

278 calories

10.27g protein

5.56g carbohydrate

1.5:1 ratio

Cheesecake Yogurt

Ingredients

75g or 1/3 cup Fage 2% yogurt

75g or 1/3 cup full fat coconut milk

25g or 1 Tablespoon cream cheese, Philadelphia brand, full fat

Directions

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Combine all ingredients and use a small whisk to blend evenly.  If the cream cheese is too stiff, microwave it for a few seconds to soften it.  Sweeten with your choice of sweetener and top with additional ingredients if you wish.

9 comments

  1. Very Yummy! – In lieu of any sweetener or topping, I added the seeds of pomegranate to a 3x scaling. Froze the leftover and I think this will make a great ice cream.

    Here is my 5x serving scaling – scaled to the 1 can of coconut milk – of 13.5 fluid ounces:

    1 can (13.5 oz) of coconut milk
    2 200g yogurt
    5 T cream cheese

  2. Dawn- how many carbs is your child allowed per day on MAD? Just curious as this recipe would be half my son’s enitre daily allotment of carbs. I thought we were in the typical range (12 carbs/day), but maybe we’re low…?

    • Hi Mindy, The recipes for MAD are “averages” for a teenager or adult on the diet. My daughter is still on a 3:1 ratio! This specific recipe would be considered a snack or light breakfast and if you halved the recipe for a younger child, you would have close to only 2 carbs. When you see MAD recipes on here, please remember that the serving sizes will be larger than what you will typically need. Please don’t think you are on the “low” end for carbs… Hope that helps!

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