High Protein Low Calorie Twix Ice Cream
High Protein Low Calorie Twix Ice Cream
My husband loves Twix candy bars. Granted, he hasn’t had one in 20 years, but I had to make him a special high protein ice cream with my healthy Twix mix ins. To make my high protein low calorie twix ice cream, I used Equip Prime protein powder and Equip grass-fed collagen!
Why Equip Prime Protein Powder and Equip Collagen Make Homemade High-Protein Ice Cream Better
Homemade high-protein ice cream can be one of the easiest ways to turn dessert into something more nourishing. But anyone who has experimented with protein powders knows the result can go in two very different directions. Sometimes you get a creamy, satisfying treat. Other times, you get something icy, chalky, or weirdly gummy.
That is why the ingredients matter.
When you use a combination like Equip Prime Protein and Equip Grass-Fed Collagen, you are doing more than just increasing protein. You are also improving texture, structure, and satiety in a dessert that can feel indulgent while still supporting your goals. Equip says Prime provides 21 grams of complete protein per scoop plus naturally occurring collagen and gelatin, while its collagen product provides 14 grams of bovine collagen peptides per scoop.
Homemade Ice Cream Is Only as Good as the Protein You Use
One of the biggest problems with high-protein ice cream is that many powders are designed for shakes, not frozen desserts. In cold recipes, some proteins can become thin, gritty, or artificial tasting.
Equip Prime is different in part because it is made from grass-fed beef and bones and includes naturally occurring collagen and gelatin, which Equip describes as contributing to a rich, creamy texture. That matters in homemade ice cream because creaminess is everything. A protein powder that already tends toward body and thickness has a natural advantage in frozen desserts.
Equip Prime Adds Real Protein to Dessert
The most obvious benefit of adding Equip Prime to homemade ice cream is that it raises the protein content in a meaningful way. Equip states that each scoop delivers 21 grams of complete protein with all nine essential amino acids. That can help transform ice cream from a purely recreational dessert into something that contributes to your daily protein intake.
That matters because higher-protein eating patterns tend to support fullness and can make meals and snacks more satisfying. Reviews on protein and satiety suggest higher protein intake can help reduce energy intake by increasing fullness compared with lower-protein eating patterns.
In practical terms, high-protein ice cream made with Equip Prime can feel more like a real snack or recovery treat and less like a sugar-heavy dessert that leaves you hungry again an hour later.
Equip Collagen Helps Create a Better Texture
This is where homemade protein ice cream can really improve.
Equipās Grass-Fed Collagen provides Type I and III collagen peptides and is marketed for support of joints, gut lining, skin elasticity, hair, and nails. But from a recipe standpoint, one of its biggest benefits is texture. Collagen peptides can help give homemade ice cream a smoother, softer, more cohesive feel instead of a brittle or icy finish.
That is especially useful if you want your ice cream to be scoopable and creamy rather than hard and frozen solid. Protein alone can sometimes make frozen desserts dense or dry. Collagen can help soften that effect and create a more dessert-like result.
The Combination Can Support More Than Just Muscle
Using both Equip Prime and Equip Collagen in homemade ice cream creates a blend of complete protein plus extra collagen peptides, which broadens the nutritional profile.
Prime gives you the complete protein side of the equation. Collagen adds more of the amino acids associated with connective tissue support, including glycine, proline, and hydroxyproline. Equip specifically highlights collagenās support for joints, skin elasticity, hair, nails, and gut lining.
On the broader evidence side, a 2023 systematic review and meta-analysis found oral collagen supplementation improved skin hydration and elasticity compared with placebo, and more recent umbrella-style reviews also support modest benefits for skin and musculoskeletal outcomes, though they are not dramatic and should not be oversold.
So while homemade ice cream is still dessert, using these ingredients can make it more supportive of skin, joints, connective tissue, and overall protein intake than standard ice cream.
It Is a Great Option for People Avoiding Whey
Another major advantage is that Equip Prime gives people a dairy-free, whey-free protein option. Equip describes Prime as free from dairy, whey, gluten, and common irritants. That can be especially valuable for people who like high-protein desserts but do not tolerate whey well or simply prefer a different kind of protein source.
That means you can make creamy, high-protein ice cream without relying on traditional whey powders that do not always agree with everyone.
Why This Works So Well in Ice Cream Specifically
Some supplements are useful nutritionally but awkward in recipes. These two are different because their strengths line up nicely with what ice cream needs.
Equip Prime brings:
- complete protein
- thickness
- creamy body
- a more dessert-friendly texture
Equip Collagen brings:
- smoother texture
- better structure
- added collagen peptides
- extra support for skin and connective tissue goals
Together, they help create a homemade ice cream that is not only higher in protein, but also more enjoyable to eat.
Final Thoughts
Homemade high-protein ice cream is one of the easiest ways to make dessert more functional, and using Equip Prime Protein with Equip Collagen can make it even better. Prime adds substantial complete protein and a rich, creamy quality, while collagen helps improve texture and contributes extra connective-tissue-supporting peptides. Equip markets both products as simple, grass-fed options that pair well together, and from a recipe perspective, that pairing makes a lot of sense.
The result is a dessert that can be more satisfying, more supportive of your protein goals, and much more enjoyable than the average chalky āhealthy ice cream.ā
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High Protein Low Calorie Twix Ice Cream
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Ingredients
HIGH PROTEIN SALTED CARAMEL ICE CREAM:
- 2 cups unsweetened coconut milk (plus more to the "fill line")
- 2 scoops Equip Salted Caramel protein powder (or vanilla Equip)
- 1 scoop Equip vanilla collagen
- 2 large eggs
- 2 teaspoon stevia glycerite (or 4 tablespoons powdered allulose)
- 1/4 teaspoon Redmond Real salt
TWIX COOKIE:
- 2 tablespoons salted butter (salted butter browns better)
- 2 tablespoons milk powder
- 2 tablespoons Vanilla Equip Protein Powder (or Salted Caramel Equip)
- 1/2 teaspoon stevia glycerite (or 1 tablespoon powdered allulose)
SUGAR FREE CARAMEL:
- 2 tablespoons salted butter
- 2 tablespoons powdered allulose
- 2 tablespoons heavy cream
OPTIONAL CHOCOLATE:
- 1 bar The Good Chocolate chopped into pieces
Instructions
HIGH PROTEIN ICE CREAM:
- To make the high protein ice cream, place 1 cup unsweetened low fat coconut milk into each ninja creami container. Add the 1 scoop Equip Prime Protein and 1/2 scoop Equip collagen, 1 egg, 1/8 tsp salt and sweetener if using into each container.Ā (you will need 2 containers for this recipe).2 cups unsweetened coconut milk, 2 scoops Equip Salted Caramel protein powder, 1 scoop Equip vanilla collagen, 2 large eggs, 1/4 teaspoon Redmond Real salt, 2 teaspoon stevia glycerite
- Use an immersionĀ blender to combine the ingredients. Add more coconut milk or water until you reach the fill line. Stir with a spoon. Taste and if desired, add more stevia glycerite or allulose.Ā
- Freeze for at least 6 hours or overnight.Ā Meanwhile make the Twix Cookie mix in and caramel sauce.
TWIX COOKIE MIX-IN:
- To make the Twix Cookie mix in, place the butter into a large saucepot and heat over high heat. Stir often. After about 3 minutes, the butter will start to froth up and brown flecks will appear. Keep whisking and once the butter is medium brown, Lower the heat to low and stir in the milk powder, Equip and sweeteners if using.2 tablespoons salted butter, 2 tablespoons milk powder, 2 tablespoons Vanilla Equip Protein Powder, 1/2 teaspoon stevia glycerite
- Whisk the mixture well while gently heating. Whisk until the mixture is well combined. Remove from heat.
- Allow to cool for a little bit, but while it is still liquid, pour into a parchment lined (otherwise it will stick) 8 by 8 casserole dish. Place in the fridge to set.
- Once completely cool, remove from the fridge and cut into small 1/4 inch pieces.Ā
CARAMEL LAYER:
- To make the sugar free caramel, before you begin, make sure you have everything ready to go - the cream and the butter next to the pan, ready to put in.
- Heat butter on high heat in a heavy-bottomed saucepan. Whisk and let it come to a boil, watch for specks of brown (this is brown butter....so good on everything!). Immediately add the Allulose and whisk until melted. Add the cream to the pan and bring to a boil for 1 minute. Whisk until caramel sauce is smooth.2 tablespoons salted butter, 2 tablespoons powdered allulose, 2 tablespoons heavy cream
- Let cool in the pan for a couple minutes, and then pour into a glass mason jar and let sit to cool to room temperature. Store in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks.
ICE CREAM TIME!
- When ready to consume, allow the high protein ice cream to sit on the counter for 10 minutesĀ (or sit in hot water for 2 minutes). Making sure it doesn't get too liquidy yet soft.
- Place in the Ninja Creami on the āliteā setting. This will spin for about 3 minutes. Check consistency and if you desire a creamier texture, run the mixture on the āgelatoā setting. Depending on your desired texture, will determine your settings.Ā Add the Twix Cookie mix in, caramel sauce and chocolate pieces and press "Mix In" button. Enjoy!1 bar The Good Chocolate
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TESTIMONY OF THE DAY
āGood morning beautiful peeps! I wanted to do an “annual” check in as encouragement for those starting out and thanking those who have been here through my journey..
I had tried every kind of “diet” over the last 30 years. Playing with variations of keto diets but every one had different takes on it and the weight seemed to creep back.
Then I found Maria’s site. After reading through posts and files, I decided to do the 30 day cleanse. Just 2 weeks into the cleanse, I realized I hadn’t felt better in years. I was on a lifetime journey.
I lost 7 sizes in less than a year. Just before my 60th birthday at 5′ 3″, I hit a size 6. Never in my life did I think I could get down to anything lower than a 10-12. I have maintained Maria and Craig’s healthy keto way of eating and entered another year at the same weight.
Are there ups and downs? of course. Every so often I do 1-2 psmf days . My friends say I eat “weeird” yet, they are used to it and have no problems with my ordering specific things when we go out to eat. My doctor and blood tests say “keep up the good work”! No more high blood pressure. No more pre-diabetic status.
I think my tip for this year is not to get “settled in”. Continue to try out recipes and create new ones. Keep changing things up and enjoying your new way of eating. Love who you are in this moment and don’t get discouraged. Lean on this group / admin and don’t let set backs get you. Enjoy the journey.
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