How To Turn Your Protein Bar Into A Churro

Our buddies over at Quest Nutrition just dropped this awesome new video showing us how to make Chocolate-Dipped Protein Churros.

This protein-packed recipe is for anyone looking to change up their meal plan with some deep-fried fun.

 

Here’s what you need:

A Cinnamon Roll Quest Bar, salt, butter, water, vanilla milkshake protein powder, eggs. cinnamon, 0 calorie sweetener, coconut oil (for frying), Greek yogurt, sour cream, chocolate milkshake protein powder.

Here’s what to do:

Break the Quest bar into smaller pieces and throw it in a food processor until it’s a fine powder. Combine salt, water, the vanilla milkshake protein powder over heat. When it becomes doughy. Remove it from the heat and add two egg yolks and fold them into the dough.

Throw the dough in a piping tube, with the appropriate pipe, and set it aside.

Melt your coconut oil in a pot. Once it’s bubbling, pipe your churro batter into the oil a little at a time. When the churros are golden brown, sprinkle your cinnamon and calorie-less sweetener mix.

To make your chocolate dip, throw your Greek yogurt, sorcery, chocolate milkshake powder into a bowl and mix thoroughly.

Now, enjoy!

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