A nutritionist has unveiled a delicious recipe that’s embracing the viral rice cake dessert trend.
Cloe Boddy created her own version of peanut butter and chocolate-covered “jelly” this week, delighting her followers.
“The latest viral recipe is not only delicious, but VERY simple and easy to put together,” she wrote alongside her video on Nourish your Boddy.
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Nutritionist Chloe Boddy explains how to make her own version of the rice cake viral dessert
The recipe includes your choice of rice cake, peanut butter, raspberries, and melted chocolate.
Chloe first places the raspberries on the rice cake and then mashes them with a fork.
Then pour in the peanut butter and melted chocolate and put it in the fridge to cool.
And the followers of the young nutritionist were excited to try the recipe.
“I saw it five times, it looks delicious,” one woman wrote.
“My favorite type of trend,” she added, adding another.
Others commented on the performance of the healthy dessert.
‘Those layers! It looks great,” one woman wrote.
Chloe is a certified nutritionist and is working to become a dietitian and believes in an “absolutely no” approach to eating.
He also believes in a holistic approach to sustainable nutrition.
Chloe is a certified nutritionist working to become a dietitian and believes in an “absolutely no” approach to food.
She tops each cracker with raspberries, peanut butter, and chocolate.
And she’s not afraid to add chocolate to her recipes—she recently announced that a chocolate milkshake is a great sports drink.
“Water is great for hydration, but it can’t replace the calories you burn or the electrolytes you sweat, and it doesn’t provide muscle recovery protein,” he said.
‘Chocolate milk is a natural choice when it comes to electrolytes as it contains most of the electrolytes added to commercial recovery drinks.
It also contains about 8 grams of protein per cup. Also, if you’re worried about the sugar in the chocolate, don’t; This extra sugar brings the carbohydrate/protein ratio to the ideal ratio for post-workout recovery.
Source: Daily Mail
