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flexible dieting

@leanbrahmhabit

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Kinder Cards

Why it worked

The video appeals to a common desire to enjoy food while maintaining fitness goals, offering a practical and visually appealing recipe that integrates a popular treat (Kinder Cards) into a healthier context.

Summary

The creator demonstrates how to make a high-protein dessert using Skyr yogurt, chocolate protein powder, and Kinder Cards. The video emphasizes that food needs to taste good to be sustainable for a healthy lifestyle.

Structure

1Showcasing a high-protein dessert
2Explaining the 'flexible dieting' mindset
3Demonstrating the recipe preparation
4Adding Kinder Cards as a topping
5Emphasizing taste for adherence

Product placement

Skyr yogurt: Acts - used as a base ingredient in a recipe. Removing it would change the recipe. Kinder Cards: Acts - used as a topping and ingredient in a recipe. Removing them would change the recipe. Chocolate WPC: Acts - used as an ingredient in a recipe. Removing it would change the recipe.

Original caption

Dieting Made Easy . . . . Approximate macros for the whole bowl: 1,030 calories | 96g protein | 72g carbs | 38g fat | 5g fiber BASE: • 400g fat-free Skyr yogurt • 50g chocolate WPC • 20ml almond milk • 10g cocoa powder • Dash of cinnamon WHITE CHOCOLATE TOPPING: • 60g white chocolate • 10g tahini • 10ml almond milk • Splash of water TOPPINGS: • 5g cashews • 2 Kinder Cards Mix the base until smooth. Combine the white chocolate topping and microwave it in short intervals, stirring after each one. Spread it over the base and finish with the cashews and Kinder Cards. Note: the amount of almond milk depends on your protein powder. Some WPC needs extra liquid, while some doesn’t. Add only enough to keep the base thick. #highprotein #dieting #fitness