Hacked Brown Sugar Cinnamon Pop Tart (nearly no carb/ low cal)
Someone I know brought up the want for a nutritious version of this kid classic. I checked the nutritional information, and of course fat and mostly sugar. 200 calories of empty cals. I warned them it would not be what they remembered, but close. I went a head and created a pastry dough and then hacked a filling. It tastes pretty close, the presentation is very sloppy, this is just experimental success, beauty will come later... The nutrition on this one is... 100 calories... No listed fat, about 2g carbs, 23g protein. I'm discounting the sugar alcohol in the sugar free syrup, but if you include that, it's still about 110. The matrix can be hacked Neo.
Note: I noticed this is 'too thick' of dough for this. I'm considering this might be enough dough for almost two tarts, if you press the dough down more and are careful. At that point we're talking down to ~50 calories a tart, I hope people post some ideas or pictures of results.
Hacked Brown Sugar Cinnamon Pop Tart (nearly no carb/ low cal)
Someone I know brought up the want for a nutritious version of this kid classic. I checked the nutritional information, and of course fat and mostly sugar. 200 calories of empty cals. I warned them it would not be what they remembered, but close. I went a head and created a pastry dough and then hacked a filling. It tastes pretty close, the presentation is very sloppy, this is just experimental success, beauty will come later... The nutrition on this one is... 100 calories... No listed fat, about 2g carbs, 23g protein. I'm discounting the sugar alcohol in the sugar free syrup, but if you include that, it's still about 110. The matrix can be hacked Neo.
Note: I noticed this is 'too thick' of dough for this. I'm considering this might be enough dough for almost two tarts, if you press the dough down more and are careful. At that point we're talking down to ~50 calories a tart, I hope people post some ideas or pictures of results.
Steps
- 1
Pulse the crust mix in a food processor, don't add water under you can test to make sure you only add enough water to make the dough stick together.
- 2
Take the dough and form a ball using parchment paper you can flatten and play with it to shape it into a sheet of dough and relocate it to a baking sheet.
- 3
Preheat oven to 375
- 4
Cook for 10 minutes, goal is slightly browned edges.
- 5
After confirming the pastry is good. Cut in half and then smooth filling mix on one side of the halves and then place other half on top. Bake for additional 2 minutes to incorporate the filling
- 6
Hopefully your more artistic and careful then me, but here is my result
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