I would show clients and customers with excitement equivalent to showing pictures of a newborn, or a puppy.
Needless to say, I have amassed quite a collection of pictures, recipes etc. I think I'm going to add an entire section devoted to these various flavors and recipes!
KAHLUA CARAMEL CHOCOLATE PROTEIN ICE AND GG SCANDINAVIAN BRAN CRACKER MESS:
Protein Ice Cream Shake Ingredients:
1 serving of Chocolate Protein Powder (Isolate preferably)
Davinci Sugar Free Caramel Syrup (or Starbucks SF Caramel !)
4 packets Sweet and Low
1 scoop PGX granules (or gums)
Ice
BLENDER (Magic Bullet)
* MAGIC BULLET EXTRA INSTRUCTIONS: Stop blending with the top of the bullet blender has that ice layer left and take container and (WITH THE LID ON) hold it chest level and shake it away from yourself (so you move the stuff stuck @ top of the container to the bottom where the blades are)- slowly swishing it. You can open it up and stir with spoon in a bottom to top motion. Add more syrup etc and keep blending until the color turns milky/creamy.
* I have these at night, but adding instant coffee to it in the A.M is so good!
GG SCANDINAVIAN BRAN CRISPBREAD MESS:
Package of GG SCANDINAVIAN BRAN CRISPBREAD CRACKERS (OR GG SPRINKLES)
Sweet and Low (or Sweetener of Choice)
I use 1 cracker PER mini bowl and make about 10 of these per night (a pack has 10 'crackers'- sometimes I use the other half to dump into the ice cream and get all soggy!)
Take GGBran Cracker (or Sprinkles 10g/bowl) and crumble into bowl depending on what texture you want. I like the pieces bigger.
Add Syrup of Choice, Sweetener (1 packet), cinnamon until the bowl is 1/2 or 3/4 full.
Add 2/3 scoop (or more depending on size of bowl and desired consistency) of the PGX GRANULES.
STIR!
Microwave for about 1 minute.
Take out, stir, add more syrup or granules based on consistency and quantity wanted.
Top with SF Jams, Walden Farms or any SF Pancake Syrup, Protein Ice Cream etc.
Repeat process with remaining crackers!
Wanna have an ice cream date?? ;)
ReplyDeleteHee, I like the little bit of cracker stuck into your ice-cream shake.
ReplyDeleteHey, I took your suggestion and finally recreated a dish inspired by my travels! :D