Tiramisu Breakfast Pot
Have it for breakfast. Have it as dessert. The best thing is you can have it, totally guilt-free.
I’ve seen oatmeal tiramisu breakfasts pots doing the rounds. Intrigued, I tried a keto version and it did not disappoint!
You can make this vegan-friendly too.
What you’ll need:
2 tbsp of chia seeds
2 tbsp of ground almonds or almond meal
1 tsp of instant coffee
1/4 cup of dairy-free milk (I used cashew milk for this recipe)
1 tbsp of your favourite sweetener I used a golden monkfruit blend.
1 bar of live.fatt coffee & walnut ketogenic nut bar.
2 tbsp of whipped cream (I used double cream, but feel free to use coconut cream for the vegan option)
100% cocoa powder for dusting
In a jar add in your chia seeds, ground almonds, instant coffee, sweetener & milk into a jar.
Leave it in the fridge overnight then top with live.fatt ketogenic nut bar.
Whipped cream, either double cream or coconut cream. Dust with cocoa powder and enjoy a delicious, healthy treat.
Don’t forget to tag me if you try this recipe.
Tiramisu Breakfast Pot
Ingredients
Instructions
- In a jar add in your chia seeds, ground almonds, instant coffee, sweetener & milk.
- Leave it in the fridge overnight then top with @live.fatt ketogenic nut bar.
- Top with whipped cream, either double cream or coconut cream.
- Dust with cocoa powder and enjoy a delicious, healthy treat.
- Don’t forget to tag me if you try this recipe.
Notes
You can use any type of breakfast or granola bar in this recipe. I opted for a Live Fatt Ketogenic bar, to keep the sugar content low.
For a vegan version of this recipe, replace with your favourite dairy free milk & cream.
Nutrition Facts
Calories
415.71Fat (grams)
28.84Sat. Fat (grams)
3.55Carbs (grams)
21.94Fiber (grams)
22.01Net carbs
10.93Sugar (grams)
5.26Protein (grams)
13.46Sodium (milligrams)
36.24Cholesterol (grams)
7.61The information is provided as an approximation only. The information comes from online calculators and nutritional labels of certain prepackaged items. Although eatwithjasmin.com will try its best to provide the most accurate nutritional information, the figures provided are estimations.
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