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Nearly Fat Free Vegan Chocolate Pudding
I am on a never-ending quest to satisfy my chocolate tooth. The challenge is to do so healthfully. I am not a big fan of guilt; especially guilt tied to food, so I choose to eliminate it from my life by creating dessert dishes that are both healthy... Read More
Ingredients You Need for Nearly Fat-Free Chocolate Pudding [Vegan]
How to Prepare Nearly Fat-Free Chocolate Pudding [Vegan]
- Prepare the Japanese sweet potatoes by washing them and steaming them for 30-35 minutes. Once steamed and cooled, peel the skin off of the sweet potatoes.
- Place the zucchini, almond milk, vanilla, and stevia in your high speed blender. I do not believe a standard blender will yield the same silky-smooth results, so definitely aim to use a high speed blender.
- Blend on high until completely smooth using the center agitator as necessary (will take approximately 2 minutes).
- Once the mixture is smooth, add the cocoa, protein blend, and steamed and peeled Japanese sweet potato.
- Blend the mixture on high for another 2 minutes. The mixture will be thick, so be sure you use the center agitator to help the blender blend the ingredients well.
Notes
I know it is hard to wait, but trust me when I say that this pudding is even better cold. Try to restrain yourself from eating it at this point (you can lick the blender afterward) and pour the pudding into a glass container and refrigerate until cool, then serve. It is very important to use alcohol-free vanilla. Standard vanilla tastes bitter unless it is cooked. If you avoid protein powder, you can eliminate it and use a total of ¾ cups cocoa.
Nutritional Information
Per Serving: Calories: 189 | Carbs: 42 g | Fat: 2 g | Protein: 7 g | Sodium: 128 mg | Sugar: 21 g




I have two questions.
First can I use regular sweet potatoes because I have never seen a Japanese one in the stores or market places by me?
If I use a sweetener other then stevia like maple syrup or raw sugar do I use the same amount as? I really cannot stand the taste of stevia.