Tres Leches Cake

Tres Leches Cake

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I recently went to Charlotte, North Carolina (which I immediately fell in love with) and on our final night in town, we visited a local Mexican restaurant where we enjoyed a slice of Tres Leches Cake to celebrate my love’s birthday.  Immediately after I said to Daniel, I need to make a healthy version of this cake.  And, that’s exactly what I did…yay!  This cake is perfectly macro balanced, a bit salty and sweet in the best way and has a moist texture that just won’t quit!  You can also easily make this cake dairy free if preferred.

 

Ingredients:

80 grams Kodiak cakes pancake mix or Birch Benders for dairy free)

20 grams coconut flour

2 tsp baking soda

60 grams Active Stacks Vanilla

5 grams psyllium husk

150 grams egg whites

1 Tsp salt

2 grams stevia

2 tsp cinnamon

65 grams Erythritol

3 tsp vanilla

120 ml non fat Fairlife milk (or dairy free alternative of choice)

80 grams 2% cottage cheese (or dairy free yogurt if preferred)

40 grams Iced Oatmeal Cookie spread

60 ml Califa coconut almond milk (or dairy free option of choice)

Topping:

5 ounces cashew milk

25 grams vanilla sugar free pudding (I use simply delish natural)

25 grams Erythritol

*Optional whipped cream

To make:

Blend all ingredients except topping ingredients in a high speed blender for 20-30 seconds till smooth.  You may have to stir in between to get it going.  Pour into a parchment paper lined 8×8’’ baking dish and bake at 350 38-40 minutes.  While cooking prepare your ‘milk’ topping.  Blend or mix well your cashew milk, pudding and erythritol till smooth.  Poke holes with a fork all over the surface of your cake. Pour your pudding milk topping over the surface and spread evenly.  Chill in the refrigerator for at least 2-3 hours to fully combine and up level the flavors of the cake.  Cut into 4 equal slices, top with fresh and enjoy!

Macros for each slice: 

264 calories 

26.6c/5.7f/23.1p

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